Moving money from militarism to other investments can be economically beneficial, and certainly all necessary steps to assist people in the transition would cost a small fraction of the money involved.

What if we need tremendous outrage over the reckless discarding of lives based on the number of lives, not the date on which they are lost or the location in which they are lost or their demographics or details?

A new collection of maps found here displays what militarism looks like in the world

This is a time to recognize what’s needed and what services are actually a service

Charlottesville and UVA can now act without any legal concern, should they choose to

A Department of Actual Defense would train pro-environment workers, disaster-relief workers, and suicide-prevention workers in the tasks of protecting the environment, relieving disasters, and preventing suicide

A review of George Lakey’s new book, How We Win: A Guide to Nonviolent Direct Action Campaigning

The United States has been suffering under a prolonged and severe shortage of democracy, self-governance, civic engagement, and activism

“Reducing defense spending by $1.215 trillion by scaling back military operations on protecting the global oil supply.”

A look at George Lakey’s new book is called How We Win: A Guide to Nonviolent Direct Action Campaigning