War and Climate Change: The Nexus of Injustice and Why It Matters in Costa Rica
Militarism and major powers’ determination to maintain the status quo obstruct climate action, deepen extractivism, and exacerbate social inequalities and vulnerabilities. This article was originally published in Ojo al Clima.By Fiona Corr, a master’s student in Social Work at the University of...
IPB & Peace 1st Ethiopia Statement: A Shared Commitment to Peace, Dialogue, and Stability in Ethiopia
The International Peace Bureau (IPB) and Peace 1st Ethiopia reaffirm their solidarity with the people of Ethiopia and their commitment to peace, human dignity, social cohesion, and sustainable development. At this important time, we encourage all stakeholders to support calm, constructive engagement...
Global Call for Action: The “Empty Chair” Ahead of the TPNW Review Conference
By: Organizing Committee of the World Conference against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs The Organizing Committee of the World Conference against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs calls on peace organizations and civil society movements worldwide to take action ahead of the first Review Conference of the Treaty...
We’ll Watch the Sky
A short narrative film exploring the human cost of nuclear war through the people, relationships, and choices left in its final moments. The film follows two estranged partners who find each other again in the final moments of a nuclear attack. Rather than focusing on the politics or mechanics of...
Militaries and conflict: critical gaps in climate action
Published by: Conflict and Environment Conservatory Analysing how governments address military emissions and conflict impacts in UNFCCC Nationally Determined Contributions: the climate action plans that set out how emissions will be reduced and how countries will adapt to climate risks...