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.
On October 9, Ann Wright, Cole Harrison, and Nick Rabb joined us for a powerful discussion on the growing threat of fascist autocracy and the movements defending human rights and democracy. From the Gaza flotilla to the fight against MAGA politics, they explored the roots of resistance and the need for stronger, interconnected movements.
Watch this webinar, in which Professor Richard Sakwa provides a refreshing, if searing, description of the state of the war.
Steven Staples provided passionate insights into the shock, anger, and ramifications of Trump moving to bring Canada to its knees and accept annexation have inflicted.
This webinar, led by Nick Rabb, complicates the concept of misinformation, shows how it affects us all regardless of political orientation, and shares strategies we all can use to mend its damage to our social fabric.
Recording of the the international forum to prevent nuclear war and secure our future.
CPDCS, Francis Daehoon Lee of Peace MOMO in Seoul, and journalist Tim Schorrock, discuss South Korean President Yoon’s attempted coup and its implications in this webinar hosted in collaboration with Massachusetts Peace Action.
Presentation on experiences and lessons gleaned from the Nobel Peace Prize ceremonies in Oslo, Norway, December 2025.
Check out this cutting edge webinar analyzing the profound changes under way since Trump’e reelection and what it means for peace movements.
