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Peace Action International at the U.N.

No War, No Warming

Peace Action International is an endorsing member of the No War, No Warming movement, a national coalition of peace and environmental movement leaders dedicated to stopping the war in Iraq and future resource wars by ending war and our addiction to fossil fuels, shifting government funding to rebuild our communities, and going green with new jobs in a clean energy economy .

These issues have never been more connected. The burning of fossil fuels like oil and coal is the major cause of climate change and foreign resource wars such as the Iraq war, and in turn the effects of climate change will only cause more violence as people fight over dwindling resources. This addiction to carbon-based fossil fuels is increasingly compromising our national security, melting the icecaps, raising sea levels, destroying Indigenous land, cultures and peoples and fueling extreme climate events like Hurricane Katrina world-wide. Visit http://www.nowarnowarming.org to learn more about how you can take action.

Peace Action's 50th Anniversary National Congress

Join the Peace Action network for a weekend of engaging workshops, discussions, action days, and networking opportunities to build the power of the peace movement as we organize to end the war in Iraq, stop a war on Iran, promote nuclear disarmament and mobilize the Peace Vote in 2008! Check out the schedule of events.

So don't delay, Register NOW!

Click on the link before for the National Congress Online Registration Form:

www.peace-action.org/online_registration.htm

For more information on the National Congress dates, times, speakers, workshops, et al.  please visit www.peace-action.org and click on 50th Anniversary National Congress . 

New Resource: Gender, Climate Change and Human Security

WEDO announced their groundbreaking new study, Gender, Climate Change and Human Security Click here for more info.

Commissioned by the Greek chairmanship (2007-2008) of the Human Security Network, this study explores the interlinkages between gender, climate change and human security. Authors: Irene Dankelman, Khurshid Alam, Wahida Bashar Ahmed, Yacine Diagne Gueye, Naureen Fatema and Rose Mensah-Kutin. (2008)

Please visit http://www.wedo.org for more information!

Amplifying the Connection between Climate Change and Peace(December 2007)

Peace Action works to create a unified call to link environmental issues with war through grassroots action and in the highest levels of international governance.

The Peace Action International Committee is a recognized NGO representative at the United Nations. We have 8 representatives that meet with UN officials in committee and in the General Assembly. At the NGO conference last September, entitled Climate Change: How it Impacts Us All”, our own Chuck Hitchcock served as Co-Chair at the mid-day conference. The result of this conference was a declaration of NGO action to impede climate change over the next year. Of the 8,000 representatives attending this conference over 1,750 NGOs from over 62 countries signed onto this declaration.

Judy Lerner, a Peace Action Education Fund Board Member, was a panelist at a mid-day meeting dealing with the Culture of Peace. She spoke of the recent ‘No War No Warming” movement and how peace groups are organizing against climate change.

Read more here: http://www.peace-action.org/pub/eNewsletter/december/december.pdf

MAKE PEACE A PRIORITY IN 2008 AND BEYOND

Peace Action invites you to join us in bringing the full force of our national grassroots network to bear on Capitol Hill. In conjunction with our 50th Anniversary National Congress we are sponsoring Congressional Education Days to include issues and skills trainings on Sunday afternoon, July 20th , and coordinated lobbying in Washington, DC on Monday July 21st. Learn how to best influence members of congress, get updated on the issues you care about, then take your skills and knowledge directly to members of congress. REGISTER TODAY

Please sign up now to join our national membership in bringing Congress up to pace with the peace majority on issues of ending the U.S. occupation of Iraq, abolishing nuclear weapons, and improving relations with Iran.

 

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