Forced Displacement, Again – OpEd
By Carolyn Coe* Yousef and I have barely crossed the highway and climbed over the guardrail to approach Khan al-Ahmar
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Author: VCNV
VCNV, or Voices for Creative Nonviolence, has deep, long-standing roots in active nonviolent resistance to U.S. war-making. Begun in the summer of 2005, Voices draws upon the experiences of those who challenged the brutal economic sanctions imposed by the U.S. and U.N. against the Iraqi people between 1990 and 2003.
Website: http://vcnv.org/
Articles by VCNV :
A Courtroom Appeal for Yemen – Statement
Sentencing Statements by Kathy Kelly and Richard Ochs In a Washington, D.C. courtroom this past Tuesday, Voices’ Kathy Kelly and
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Thousands Of Hearts And Minds – OpEd
By Ed Kinane* To work against militarism and for social justice is to struggle for hearts and minds. We “educate,
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Change Is Coming – OpEd
By Robert Koehler* The cries of loss and anguish become public, at last. A million young people seize the truth:
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Don’t Believe The Media Hype About Saudi Prince Mohammed Bin Salman – OpEd
By Medea Benjamin* Saudi Arabia’s 32-year-old Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, heir to the Saudi throne after eliminating his rivals,
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An Open Letter On Behalf Of ‘English For Reconciliation’ Project In Najaf, Iraq – OpEd
By Martha Hayward* My husband and I have just returned from spending a month as volunteers in Najaf, Iraq. We
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The Kids The World Forgot – OpEd
By Ken Hannaford-Ricardi* I spent much of yesterday with some kids the world forgot. Young, remarkably sturdy and resilient, they
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Death At The Gate – OpEd
By Ken Hannaford-Ricardi The number of visitors passing through the Afghan Peace Volunteers’ (APVs’) Borderfree Nonviolence Community Center in Kabul
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Welcome To Kabul – OpEd
By Ken Hannaford-Ricardi* It is a dream come true being back among friends in Kabul! Streams of dented Toyotas (They
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Stepping Stones To Change – OpEd
By Carolyn Coe* Amrullah has a small frame and a soft voice. He used to have a reputation as a
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