The fire our friends wanted to ignite was inside us. With what work can we replace war? If we are no longer training for war, what else could we be doing?

The U.S. invests billions in “intelligence” yet young Afghans provide more useful information about the majority of Afghans

The path out of war seems to involve creating peace where we can, in earnest community with people whose basic needs aren’t met

Here in Kabul, young friends with the Afghan Peace Volunteers look forward to learning more about “The Tea Project”

“If we care about people we cannot choose war”

While the U.S. Defense Secretary chides China for engaging in land reclamation in the South China Sea, the U.S. presses Japan to abandon its pacifist constitution

People worldwide should be encouraged not to cooperate with the war makers and war profiteers who masquerade as providers of security

Esmatullah became the sole income earner for his family after his father was tortured and crippled by the Taliban. Now he teaches literacy

The U.S. has long shown itself the most formidable warlord fighting in Afghanistan, setting an example of brute force that frightens

This little light of mine, I’m gonna’ let it shine! This past summer, collaborating with Wisconsin activists, we decided to feature this refrain on signs and announcements for a 90-mile walk campaigning to end targeted drone assassinations abroad, and the similarly racist impunity granted to an increasingly militarized police force