By Hoffmann the Organizer Readers have been responding to my grim articles on war and climate with demands of “What would you do, then, Captain Bummer”? A fair question and one deserving a robust answer. First a recap of our story so far. Yes, we […]
By Hoffmann the Organizer It must be hard for a Ukrainian or a Russian in the border areas or a Palestinian in Gaza to imagine what it would take to create a world without war. We seem to have reached that point in our own […]
by Rowan Sporte Ehn and Grace Sanford In collaboration with the Warheads to Windmills Coalition, MAPA, along with accompanying lobbyists, went to the Massachusetts State House to push for the Nuclear and Climate Commission Bill (H.783/S.1488), the Back from the Brink Resolution (S.1487), and the […]
By Evelyn Miller This September 17, Mass Peace Action joined with Code Pink, Veterans for Peace, Boston Extreme Energy, and other Peace Action affiliates to represent the anti-militarists at the March to End Fossil Fuels in New York City, where we gave our all and […]
by Evelyn Miller On the first of August, Extinction Rebellion held their monthly meeting on Boston Common for the approaching Week of Rebellion. Extinction Rebellion, or “XR,” is an international movement, originally born in London in 2018. It uses non-violent direct action and civil disobedience […]
by Merri Ansara On a beautiful warm and sunny day, May 27, some 90 people gathered at a rally called by the Connecticut River Defenders at the Riverview Picnic Area in Northfield, MA, adjacent to FirstLight Power Corporation’s Pumped Storage Station (NMPS) to learn about […]
by Kathleen Malley-Morrison The risks to life inherent in catastrophic climate devastation and nuclear weapons proliferation are increasingly recognized as intimately interconnected; indeed, organizations such as the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW), and […]
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