The 2018 COP24 meeting in Katowice, Poland, was disappointing and lacking the urgency required, but grassroots climate justice movements are growing around the world.
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Des Moines Branch members participated in the Women’s March, and we are preparing our caucus questions and for our 9th Strong Feisty Women Event.
Several Triangle WILPF members marched in North Carolina’s Women’s March on January 26 and a new WILPFer was one of the rally speakers.
Mark your calendars for the upcoming Monday Technology Training Calls: February 18, March 4 & March 18 at 8 pm EST, 5 pm PST!
Peace Development Fund (PDF) has changed the address for all incoming checks and other mail. Please use the updated address for mailing checks.
WILPF US welcomes our recently elected president, Darien De Lu. Having served on the national level in many capacities already, Darien is “honored to help continue this strong, feminist WILPF work.”
On November 16-18, 2018, some 300 peace activists representing over 35 countries gathered at the Liberty Hall in Dublin, Ireland, for the first International Conference Against US/NATO Military Bases.
Now is the time to send or deliver postcards supporting legislation to prevent US tax dollars from supporting the detention and mistreatment of Palestinian children.
On November 10-11, WILPF members mobilized for a peaceful world at the Peace Congress and at a #ReclaimArmisticeDay Rally on the 100th Anniversary of Armistice Day.
WILPF US is expanding its presence to Pintrest and MediaRevolt.org. Join the December 10th technology training call to learn to use these platforms or other tools. We cater trainings to your learning needs!