by Paul Shannon and Caroline Bays Statement Presented at “Where do we Go from Here? Preparing Our Movements for the Next Four Years” conference, December 6, 2020 We applaud and are heartened by the courage of America’s front line health professionals who go into the […]
by Jacqueline King Tenants in Massachusetts will face a tsunami of evictions this fall and winter, if the state does not act to protect them. The Covid-19 pandemic and its economic consequences have caused tens of thousands of families to fall behind in their rents. […]
by Brian Garvey The coronavirus pandemic has upended all aspects of our society, costing more than a quarter million lives and devastating our economy. Massachusetts Peace Action has taken up the challenge to respond to this crisis, addressing the health care issues head-on and changing […]
by Jerry Ross In a historic step forward for nuclear disarmament, Honduras became the 50th nation to ratify the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) on October 24, guaranteeing that the treaty will enter into force on Jan. 22. While the US […]
by Yoav Elinevsky In a stunning political victory, socialist candidate Luis Arce won Bolivia’s presidential election Oct. 18 when he captured an outright majority (55%) of the vote and beat the second-place finisher by more than 25 points. Those numbers negated the need for a […]
by Jonathan King and Amar Ahmad A statewide coalition of organizations is forming this fall to demand governmental action for expanded and quality healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic – with resources to be taken from the military budget. This campaign takes the unusual course of […]
Not long ago, we shared a message to welcome the recent withdrawal of significant numbers of U.S. troops from Afghanistan and Iraq. Our support for the recent move by the Trump administration to reduce the numbers of deployed troops in Afghanistan and Iraq is proof that […]
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