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Every other Thursday, you will have an opportunity to meet directly with those steering CODEPINK's accountability campaign, receive guidance on next steps, ask questions, and share your input in a secure setting. You will be given the chance to share your experience, ideas and what next steps we should be taking to hold these war criminals accountable every where they go! 

In these urgent times, every action we take has a broader impact. So join us in strategizing how we are going to hold these war criminals accountable! 

CONTACT Makayla · makayla@codepink.org

We’re campaigning to divest Philly from nukes. Four of the financial institutions that manage the Pension Board’s assets — Lord Abbett High Yield, Ariel Capital Holdings, Fiera Capital, and Northern […]

rsvp at https://www.codepink.org/lpe0707    Let's get together to workshop our writing in a supportive environment: poems, short stories, songs and novel chapters (up to 1,000 words). The workshop will focus on the peace economy: works that speak to a culture of empathy, solidarity and connectedness, and resist a culture of violence and war.  Please feel free to bring work to share via a Google Doc link. All skill levels are welcome -- We hope to see you there! 

This workshop will be led by Michelle Humphrey. Michelle is a literary agent based in Tucson, AZ.

CONTACT Marie · marie@codepink.org

As fireworks light up the sky this Independence Day, we invite you to join us for a conversation that asks: What does true security look like—and for whom? From Fireworks […]

Webinar: Fireworks to Firepower: Rethinking National Security This Independence Day 

As fireworks light up the sky this Independence Day, we invite you to join us for a conversation that asks: What does true security look like—and for whom? From Fireworks […]

CONTACT Jasmine · jasmine@codepink.org

rsvp at  https://www.codepink.org/wing79    Join us for a War Is Not Green community meeting. When it comes to climate, the US war machine is the elephant in the room as the #1 institutional polluter in the world and with over 800 toxic bases around the world. To fight climate change, we need to demilitarize, end wars and US imperialism, free Palestine, facilitate the repatriation of Indigenous land, and get the mainstream environmental movement to join us along the way. The world's climate movement must hold anti-militarism as a core pillar!  

Let's educate each other and grow our capacity for an anti-militarist, internationalist, and feminist environmental movement! 

  CONTACT Aaron · aaron@codepink.org

The Peace Wave is a 24-hour-long Zoom featuring live peace actions in the streets and squares of the world, moving around the globe with the sun. The peace wave visits […]

Peace and Justice Conversations: Nuclear Weapons in a Time of Crisis  

Join Jackie Cabasso for a timely update on the global nuclear landscape, and why grassroots organizing matters

Speaker: Kimberly Coleman Berger, Founding Member, Badassery Group

Please register at: https://us02web.zoom.us/.../register/l0lAFNVxROmUvRuXU9x1vQ

After you register, you will receive the meeting Zoom link via email

For more info, please e-mail: SacPPC2019@gmail.com

rsvp at  https://www.codepink.org/freeokinawa    For over seven decades, the U.S. military has maintained a massive presence in Okinawa—occupying land, polluting the environment, and endangering local communities in the name of “security.” Today, this occupation is increasingly justified by Washington as a response to the perceived “China threat,” escalating tensions in the region while deepening the burden on Okinawan people.

This webinar will examine the devastating human and ecological costs of U.S. militarism on the island, from toxic PFAS contamination and noise pollution to sexual violence and political disenfranchisement. Okinawan voices have long demanded justice, demilitarization, and sovereignty—demands consistently ignored by both Washington and Tokyo. Join us as we unpack the history and ongoing consequences of this occupation and discuss what solidarity and accountability can look like today.

Speakers

Joseph Essertier is an associate professor at the Nagoya Institute of Technology, a scholar of modern Japanese literature, an editorial board member of the Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus, and an international human rights advocate.

Film Screening: "The World Is My Country" 

Garry Davis, a song and dance man from Broadway, turned his war guilt over bombing civilians into positive action, paving the way for the movement that culminated in UN's passing […]

           Monthly Meeting: Climate Crisis and Militarism Project (CCMP)    

This series of presentations addressing climate and militarism at CCMP's general meetings occur on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 6PM ET, 5PM CT, 4PM MT, 3PM PT.

rsvp at  https://www.codepink.org/pcdebrief25     This Summer join us as we skill up our anti-war organizing knolwedge and skills! Feminists Resisting Fascism combines political education and skill building for resisting. After class, join Peace Collective for a debrief halfway through the summer and to strategize our future organizing based on the skills we've gained. Peace Collective is for young anti-imperialists under the age of 30 to build foundational political education and organizing projects. Learn more about us by reading our co-authored manifesto - A World Without Empire. RSVP for the zoom link!

 CONTACT Jasmine · jasmine@codepink.org

Register for freeStates are restricting Super PACs, banning slavery and the death penalty, and imposing taxes on the mega-wealthy. How are people winning state-level victories, and how can your state do the same? Let’s ask those involved.

In the regional elections for the unicameral national Parliament in Venezuela, the alliance led by the Partido Socialista Unido de Venezuela increased its margin, winning approximately 90% of the 256 seats and about 82% of the votes. Additionally, it won 23 out of 24 gubernatorial races. What did the Chavista forces do this time around that differed from previous elections?

Since the May 25 elections, there has been no communication from the US government. Why has it been so uncharacteristically silent about the election results? On the other hand, Canada uncharacteristically jumped the gun on its master, the US, resulting in Yvan Gill, the Venezuelan foreign minister, decrying Canada as “the 51st state of the United States” and questioning its moral authority to comment on democratic processes.

Speakers:

Sonya Surabhi Gupta (Professor, Latin American Studies, Jamia Millia Islamia Central University in New Delhi)

Mohammad Marandi (Professor, University of Tehran)

Jesus Rodriguez-Espinoza (Editor, Orinoco Tribune)

Cira Pascual Marquina (Popular educator, Pluriversidad, El Panal Commune, Caracas’)

Arnold August (Writer & Journalist)

Alison Bodine (Venezuela solidarity network)

Diego Sequera, (MISIÓN VERDAD)

Moderator: Radhika Desai (Convenor, International Manifesto Group.)