Anyone who is seriously concerned about the current war in the Ukraine and wants to contribute to peace needs to carefully consider how the world came to the point it is in today. In this process our priority must be to understand in what way […]
by Jeff Klein first published in the Dorchester People for Peace Update, February 25, 2022 There is no doubt that the Russian attack on Ukraine, which amplifies the already tense and dangerous situation in eastern Europe, is a blatant violation of international law. Unilateral military […]
This statement by national Peace Action was written before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine Wednesday night. We grieve for the victims of this violence and call for an immediate cease-fire and urgent diplomacy. – Eds. Peace Action condemns the deployment of Russian troops into the Donbas […]
By Elizaveta Kupriyanova The unresolved conflict between Russia and Ukraine goes back to the Orange Revolution of 2004. Massive protests spread across Ukraine as a result of the rigged elections that gave victory to pro-Russian candidate Viktor Yanukovych. This caused internal divisions within the revolutionist […]
The following text is a transcript of Professor Sakwa’s presentation at ‘On the Brink: Understanding the Ukraine Crisis and Paths Towards a Just Peace’, a Massachusetts Peace Action/Campaign for Peace, Disarmament and Common Security webinar presented on February 3. I want to make four basic […]
For Immediate Release: Contact: Cole Harrison, cole@masspeaceaction.org When: Saturday, February 5th, 1pm-2pm Where: Park Street Station, Boston, MA 02108 Massachusetts Peace Action and allies are coming together on Saturday, February 5th from 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EST to hold a rally in Boston at Park Street […]
by Yoav Elinevsky On Wednesday, February 2, 2022, community members from western Massachusetts gather in Northampton to demand that our government stop the march to war and take immediate measures to deescalate the military tension in Ukraine, support negotiations on the basis of the […]
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