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Be on the lookout for January 2025 DISARM/End Wars actions

“I’m not going to start wars, I’m going to stop wars,” declared Republican US presidential nominee Donald Trump in his victory speech on November 6th. An Ad Hoc committee of DISARM has written a letter to the President-elect and his senior foreign affairs staff to provide advice on how to reach a diplomatic solution to the Ukraine-Russia war and how to start building détente in Europe so it can be a peaceful region. We want you to share this letter with your Congressional reps and with your own networks, it will appear soon at the top of this webpage.

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December 2024 WILPF Announcements

Announcements of WILPF US programs

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From Savannah River to DC: WILPF in Action with the ANA Against Nuclear Threats and Greenwashing

Two WILPF US members toured the Savannah River Site (SRS) on December 5, 2024, the final day of the annual Alliance for Nuclear Accountability (ANA) fall meeting. While video was only permitted inside the building where they received their tour badges, Kevin Kamps of Beyond Nuclear shared important background information before the van arrived. You can view it here: 


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Fridays at Fetterman’s: Standing for Ceasefire and Peace in Philadelphia

The Greater Philadelphia Branch stands in solidarity with our WILPF sisters! We recently marked one year of advocating for a Gaza Ceasefire outside Sen. Fetterman’s Philadelphia office. While his entrenched stance exceeded expectations, we remain part of Philadelphia’s only weekly anti-war vigil. Though other local peace and Palestinian groups hold actions, "Fridays at Fetterman’s" is uniquely consistent in time and place.

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Our War Against Children

There’s nothing unique about children being killed in war. In fact children, their mothers and other members of the civilian family invariably account for higher numbers of casualties than do combatants themselves.  "The murder of children is non-debatable and non-negotiable."

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