The Senate ratified the New START treaty yesterday by a vote of 71-26. The victory is a sweet success for one of Massachusetts Peace Action’s top 2010 priorities. We thank you for the many calls our members and supporters have made and messages you […]
December 15 – The START Treaty was voted onto the Senate floor this afternoon by a vote of 66-32. We are very pleased that Senator Scott Brown was among 9 Republicans who voted to get the treaty done. While Sen. Brown has still […]
Afghanistan Call to Reason: Experts with decades of experience in the country call on President Obama to change course and push for a peace settlement and exit strategy. An Open Letter to President Obama Mr. President, We have been engaged and working inside […]
Massachusetts Peace Action is seeking students, recent graduates, or young activists who can commit 8-10 hours per week from January to May. The position is unpaid. Start and end dates are flexible. We can work with you to receive academic credit or get additional funding if you […]
An Update from the Center for Constitutional Rights Wednesday, December 1, 12:30-2:30pm First Church Congregational, 11 Garden St, Cambridge (Hastings Room) Katherine Gallagher, Senior Human Rights Attorney, will address: CCR’s work to hold private military contractors, such as the Blackwater Corporation, accountable for human […]
Reportback: Iranian Civilian Diplomacy Initiative Tuesday, November 30, 2010, 7:00 pm Boston University Photonics Center, Room 206 · 8 St Mary’s St, Boston · Green Line “B”, BU Central stop John Schuchardt, co-director of the House of Peace in Ipswich, will report back […]
Massachusetts Peace Action’s 2011 Annual Meeting will be held Saturday, January 29, from 1-5 p.m. at the First Baptist Church, 848 Beacon Street, in Newton Center. (See below for transportation details.) Ann Jones, the author who documented Afghan women’s lives in the searing […]
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