Cultivating a Local Peace Economy
CODEPINKThrough our decades of anti-war organizing, we learned something important: we’re not going to end war until we end the war economy. We must create a Peace Economy, locally, where we are planted. Won't you join us?
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From Alienation to Connection
Beware of the Neighbors | Only Silence, by Erik Pevernagie CC BY-SA 4.0
The APA published an interesting statistic in 2025. They polled 3,000 adults and questioned them about their feelings of isolation and loneliness. To almost no one’s...
From Distraction to Attention
“Weapons of Mass Distraction” Image by smlp.co.uk (CC license)
For so many people, our days are fragmented into bite-sized, distracted chunks of time. There is so much to do and so little time! We have to earn a living in an unforgiving Wa...
From Competition to Interdependence
Image Creative Commons license: Photography by: lambs.frances
CODEPINK’s Local Peace Economy project created a list of 23 pivots to bring to your awareness the ways the war economy subverts our commitment to creativity, community, and conn...
From Apathy to Engagement
Mural: “Resist apathy” - Clarion Alley, San Francisco. Photo by Franco Folini (Creative Commons License)
Pivoting away from the war economy begins with the recognition of how it pulls and pushes us into isolation and away from interdepende...
Mother’s Day Pivots to Peace
By Jodie Evans & Marie Goodwin
In 1870, Julia Ward Howe penned her “Mother’s Day Proclamation,” calling for peace. Her words still ring with truth, calling us not to raise our children to kill another mother’s child but rather to gather to...
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CODEPINK is a feminist grassroots organization working to end U.S. warfare and imperialism, support peace and human rights initiatives, and redirect resources into healthcare, education, green jobs and other life-affirming programs. Join us!
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