We stand in opposition to US regime change operations, brutal economic sanctions, and cruel immigration policies. Because of the long, tragic history of US interference in Latin America and the Caribbean nations, the growing injustices of U.S. immigration policies and practices are irrevocably linked to the foreign policy of the US, past and present.

The siege of Gaza and the occupation of Palestinians territories is done with the financial and diplomatic support of the United States. U.S. taxpayers subsidize the Israeli occupation with over $10 million per day, or nearly $4 billion per year. Our goal is to change U.S. policy to end U.S. financial and political support to the Israeli occupation and apartheid of the Palestinian people.  

We refocus “national security” away from war, militarism, nuclear weapons buildup, and regime changes, to focusing on more immediate, pressing threats such as pandemic disease. We draw attention to the growing military budget and highlight how this obscene Pentagon budget harms our healthcare and public health needs.

Through education and legislative advocacy, we work for risk reduction, non-proliferation, disarmament, and abolition. Our main campaigns challenge the proposed investments in nuclear modernization, call for No First Use, and organize support for the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.

No New Cold War leads efforts to advocate against and educate the public on increased tensions between the United States, China, and Russia. In order to overcome threats like nuclear war and environmental destruction, we support foreign policy that advocates for the U.S., China, Russia and all other countries to become partners in survival.

Racism and white supremacist ideology are operative in the US government and society at large.
The same militarism and systemic racism that have been turned against our communities of color have been deployed against black and brown populations abroad for decades. We call for an overhaul of our domestic and foreign policies to end police violence at home and war abroad, and to move toward a peaceful and just future.

We educate and act on the interrelationship of US militarism and the global ecological and climate crisis.   We seek to integrate anti-militarism into the climate and ecological narrative by demonstrating how world peace and nonviolent conflict resolution are inseparable from environmental and climate justice,

We use the power of community education, grassroots organizing, and community advocacy to end the Global War on Terror that has led to destruction across the Greater Middle East and North Africa. The majority of the American people oppose continuing these wars, including a majority of the veterans that fought in them. Our job is to turn that opposition into meaningful pressure to end these wars.