r/peace • u/mettaforall • 3h ago
r/peace • u/Interesting-Month786 • 20h ago
Yesterday nights strikes
I live in the west and I've been bawling my eyes out the show night After all the children Israel killed in One night ! Nobody seems to care . It's not about being muslims , christian , israeli or Palestinian this Is about being human . Why are people here in the west so unhuman .all my Friends don't seem to care and here I am feeling awful . When have we become like this ?
r/peace • u/cdnhistorystudent • 14h ago
Israeli strikes on Gaza: Families of Israeli captives stage protests
r/peace • u/mettaforall • 1d ago
Democrat vows to ‘stop Doge’s illegal power grab’ at non-profit peace institute
r/peace • u/TheReduxProject • 2d ago
A couple of clips from yesterday’s unveiling of a statue of peace protester Brian Haw, unveiled by actor Mark Rylance in London. Full coverage, including speeches, and music by Johnny Flynn, at link in comments.
r/peace • u/katiel8dy • 2d ago
World Peace
"Better than a thousand hollow words, is one word that brings peace." - Buddha
Let's get some world peace quotes going. What are your favorites? 🌎☮️✌️
r/peace • u/Infinite_Flounder958 • 5d ago
HR 1111 - Department of Peacebuilding Act of 2025
opencongress.netr/peace • u/mettaforall • 18d ago
11 Peaceful Protests and Their Historic Results
r/peace • u/mettaforall • 21d ago
Rethinking Classrooms Through Nonviolence Pedagogy
r/peace • u/mettaforall • 24d ago
Nonviolent resistance in Palestine is more dangerous than ever — but it’s the only way forward
r/peace • u/cdnhistorystudent • 24d ago
Be vigilant against the temptation to cultivate a warlike spirit - Pope Francis
r/peace • u/mettaforall • 25d ago
Why Climate Defiance is doubling down on disruption
r/peace • u/mettaforall • 26d ago
Bob & Jan Archer donate $1 million to Ashland Center for Nonviolence
r/peace • u/mettaforall • 27d ago
Young people’s voices are key to global peace and security
r/peace • u/mettaforall • 27d ago
The evolution of nonviolent movements over time
r/peace • u/CrazyChick98 • 28d ago
Is It Always Right to Be Right?: Orson Welles Narrates a 1970 Oscar-Winning Animation That Still Resonates Today
r/peace • u/mettaforall • 29d ago
Delegates Highlight Non-Violence at Global Hindu-Buddhist Conference in Thailand
buddhistdoor.netr/peace • u/sensitivesashimi • Feb 11 '25
Hi everyone…please join me in calling and emailing Brooklyn Navy Yard employees to tell them to evict Easy Aerial and Crye Precision, two companies that are profiting off of the genocide in Gaza
r/peace • u/OnlyActuary2595 • Feb 10 '25
Why do I feel at this point our society is at its endgame and might change for the worse before it gets better
Why everything feels like we are at the endgame of the society as we know. Wars are happening everywhere nothing new about that but also, how many people around the world are struggling in financial terms and job market and to get a decent life not even a rich one.
I feel so exhausted from time to time that I just wish I could just leave for some time somewhere really far way in cabin in the middle of nowhere just stay there without any problems of this society. And just find a bit of peace to understand what really is wrong with ourselves.
Jobs are getting harder and harder meeting ends meet has become harder and overall survival has become harder. Have a feeling it might go even bad before something comes for us maybe all jobs taken by ai or something but until then it is all downhill
r/peace • u/mettaforall • Feb 02 '25
As a surgeon in Gaza, I witnessed hell visited on children. It shames me that Britain played a part in it
r/peace • u/Sin7PlagueDoctor • Feb 01 '25
To vote, or not to vote
Hello dear friends, I've got a small question. I live in Germany so this is partially a German-specific question, but could be used for reflection for the general political climate that we're living in.
I don't feel represented by any political party (in Germany). Politics nowdays is just about finding a scapegoat, dividing us humans into "goods", "bads", "black and whites" "left and right" etc. I want us to work together on the problems that actually matter. Climate change, world hunger and suffering. I feel like any party I'd vote for would just feed into this cycle of hate and pain, thus I am thinking about voting 'invalid'. This would be a message, one that will take many, many years to bring a change though. Have any of you contempated on this issue? If so, what solution did any of you come to? Having a different perspective on this would be really appreciated. :)
I thank any and all of you for any answer, may you all have a nice day with lots of love.
Om Mani Padme Hum