Peace News Articles2017-05-25T06:32:53-08:00
1006, 2013

Independent UN Panel Calls for Diplomatic Surge to End ‘Daily Reality’ of War Crimes in Syria

June 10, 2013|Categories: news|Tags: |

With Syria engulfed in an escalating and increasingly brutal civil war, a panel of United Nations human rights experts today issued its latest report on the crisis, detailing war crimes it says were committed by both the Syrian Government and opposition forces, and calling for a “diplomatic surge” to end [...]

506, 2013

Why don’t more NGOs use the ‘making markets work for the poor’ approach? 5 questions for Emma Proud

June 5, 2013|Categories: news, Uncategorized|

"Direct delivery" development is simple. Livestock are sick; let’s distribute vaccinations. People need more food; let's train farmers.You’ve probably seen an ad campaign imploring you to donate to such a cause. The images tug at your heartstrings and technology lets you to make an instant donation. Despite that direct delivery [...]

406, 2013

As public and private firms blur, Seoul mayor calls it perfectly natural

June 4, 2013|Categories: news, Uncategorized|

Social innovation is slowly spreading to virtually every sector of the global economy, according to the Stanford Social Innovation Review’s summer issue.One unusual article comes from Seoul’s mayor, Won-Soon Park, who has worked in the nonprofit, private and public sectors. He claims that the melding of these sectors is the [...]

306, 2013

Beyond Militarism and War toward a Nonviolent World

June 3, 2013|Categories: news|Tags: |

Many acknowledge the corporate media military industrial complex is now so much in control that it seems a colossal task to try to change it; but try we must if there is to be a future for our children. We are becoming more enlightened; as we abolished slavery so too [...]