Greenland: Not for Sale (or Conquest)
Statement by the Campaign for Peace, Disarmament and Common Security,
January 20, 2026.
Statement by the Campaign for Peace, Disarmament and Common Security,
January 20, 2026.
As we enter a new era of geopolitical tension and climate disruption, the message is clear: the best investment business can make is in a safer, fairer world.
Drawing on inherited Holocaust trauma, the author warns that America’s present moment echoes a dangerous past. From ICE raids and militarized crackdowns to Nazi-evoking slogans and the refusal to investigate state violence, fear is being normalized and history is beginning to rhyme. “Never Again” was not a slogan but a warning—and it only matters if we listen before the scream echoes again.
A CPDCS co-sponsored webinar explored the situation in Gaza and the West Bank, the future of the Trump so-called peace plan, and its broader Middle East geopolitical context.
A reflection on resisting authoritarianism through grassroots democracy and historical truth, highlighting Hidden Brookline’s community-based, anti-racist project and its short film uncovering the hidden history of slavery in the Northeast.
CPDCS Statement on regime change attack in Venezuela.
An overview of our accomplishments in
2025.
Declaring an end to Pax Americana, the strategy reinforces white supremacy, authoritarianism, and kleptocracy at home and abroad.
In this video, CPDCS President Joseph Gerson and New Internationalism Project Co-Director Khury Petersen-Smith, evaluate the Trump administration’s new National Security Strategy.
This webinar brings together a new generation of activists working across peace, justice, and human rights movements. Through conversations with organizers from the U.S. and Europe, the session explores how young people are stepping into leadership, building coalitions, and reshaping long-term strategies for social change.