We are now at 170 nonviolent actions set for September 21-27 coast to coast — and beyond — to launch a new, long-term movement for a cultue of peace and nonviolence: and not a moment too soon.
As the US reaches for escalating military action in the Middle East, it is time for a movement connecting the dots between war, poverty and climate change — and for urging nonviolent options. Here’s an example of the nonviolent alternative: analyst Phyllis Bennis’s new piece on six steps for responding to ISIS short of war.