Peacemaking

The choice for war or peace is ours to make. But we have to choose.

People We Love: Heng Monychenda

by Lynsi Burton

posted Sep 18, 2009

Peaceful approach in rural Cambodia

Weapons of Mass Democracy

by Stephen Zunes

posted Sep 16, 2009

Here’s evidence that nonviolence is the most powerful tool to promote democracy and overthrow tyranny.

Fierce Light :: Film Trailer

by Velcrow Ripper

posted Aug 14, 2009

Velcrow Ripper's latest documentary portrays examples of spiritual activism: political actions focusing on compassion and interconnection.

Registering for Peace

by Tobin Jacobrown

posted Aug 06, 2009

To register as a conscientious objector, Toby Jacobrown had to sue the federal government.

Vandana Shiva on Gandhi for Today’s World

by David Barsamian, Vandana Shiva

posted Jul 07, 2009

Some say terrorism makes Gandhi irrelevant. Vandana Shiva, farmer, seed saver, and global justice activist, says we need him more than ever.

Iran's Stolen Election Has Sparked an Uprising—What Should the U.S. Do?

by Stephen Zunes

posted Jun 15, 2009

Stephen Zunes feels that the Iranian election was stolen. Robert Naiman feels there is evidence that it was actually not stolen. But they both say the U.S. should not get involved, but should leave it to the Iranian people.

The Iranian Election Appears to Be Over: What Next for U.S. Policy?

by Robert Naiman

posted Jun 15, 2009

Stephen Zunes feels that the Iranian election was stolen. Robert Naiman feels there is evidence that it was actually not stolen. But they both say the U.S. should not get involved, but should leave it to the Iranian people.

Signs of Life :: Activists Protests Drone Warfare in Afghanistan

by Valerie Saturen

posted May 07, 2009

An interfaith Sacred Peace Walk organized by the Nevada Desert Experience sought to engage in dialogue with Air Force personnel operating Predator and Reaper drones from the base.

Is There Hope for Sri Lanka?

by Sharif Abdullah

posted Apr 01, 2009

Sharif Abdullah reports on the situation in Sri Lanka, and finds hope for conflict resolution.

Signs of Life :: Activists Seek Peace in Gaza

by Stephen Zunes

posted Feb 13, 2009

After a military assault in Gaza, activists seek peace.

Quote :: issue 46 :: Split This Rock

posted Nov 12, 2008

“I dream of a child who will ask, ‘Mother, what was war?’”

The Power of Forgiveness

posted Nov 04, 2008

The Power of Forgiveness explores the challenges and reveals how forgiveness can transform your life.

YES! Film Picks :: The Power of Forgiveness

by Carol Estes

posted Oct 31, 2008

This thoughtful film recounts the stories of people who have suffered almost unbearable losses and invites us into their struggles to forgive. The film also explores the life journeys of Holocaust-survivor Elie Wiesel and Vietnam War-survivor Thich Nhat Hanh. Both found so much power in forgiveness that they have made it the centerpiece of their life’s work...

Building Peace in Iraq

by David Smith-Ferri

posted Oct 03, 2008

What happens when we listen to Iraqis' stories, and trust that Iraqis are the best source for information about their own experiences? The story of Direct Aid Iraq.

In Review :: Nonviolence: The History of a Dangerous Idea

by James Trimarco

posted Jul 30, 2008

Best-selling author Mark Kurlansky describes the movements—often religious in origin—that have denounced war in favor of active nonviolent resistance.