Featured

Join NCNR in Non-Violent Civil Resistance at the NSA on Sunday Oct. 9,2011

Sep 7th, 2011 | By catarina

If you are concerned and want to stop the shredding of the Bill of Rights, consider protesting the work of the National Security Agency, located at Fort Meade, Maryland. The National Campaign for Nonviolent Resistance as part of http://october2011.org/ is organizing a protest at Fort Meade on Sunday, October 9 at noon. For details, contact Max at 410-366-1637 or mobuszewski at verizon.net



Broken Promises, Broken Laws, and Broken Lives Continue Indefinitely for the Men in Guantanamo

Jul 20th, 2011 | By NCNR

NCNR activists joined with Witness Against Torture www.witnesstorture.org to call for the end of torture and the closure of Guantanamo in the House Gallery on June 23, 2011. Fourteen activists were arrested.



Disarmageddon April 8th 2011

Mar 2nd, 2011 | By catarina
Disarmageddon April 8th 2011

CALL TO ACTION APRIL 8 PENTAGON ACTION FOR PEACE “DISARMAGEDDON” by the NATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR NONVIOLENT RESISTANCE ·         The U.S. military is the entity most responsible for destabilizing our environment.  There are innumerable reasons for this, including these examples: the exorbitant use of fossil fuels, depleted uranium weapons, worldwide transport of
[continue reading...]



Liz McAlister Gives Speech at Oct. 5th Rally

Nov 18th, 2009 | By NCNR
Liz McAlister Gives Speech at Oct. 5th Rally

Phil Berrigan would be 86 today. He disliked celebrations of his birthday. To give him a birthday gift meant using his birthday as the excuse
[continue reading...]



Peacemakers Are Confronted with Violence at the White House

Nov 18th, 2009 | By NCNR
Peacemakers Are Confronted with Violence at the White House

Joy First writes, “I have always written a narrative about my experiences in civil resistance, but I am finding myself wanting to avoid writing about this past action. Friday morning I found out that Obama has won the Nobel Peace Prize and it sickens me. Not only does he continue the illegal and immoral wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, but I personally felt the expression of violence from his administration as I and 23 others were forcefully removed from the White House sidewalk where we were exercising our First Amendment rights on Oct. 5.”