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UN Resolution 2615(2021) a Roadmap to Peace and Reconstruction. January 14, 2022Tim Reese
© UNICEF/Sayed Bidel Families in Afghanistan do not have the money they need, while prices for ...
Yemen recovery possible if war stops now: UNDP report January 9, 2022editor
UNDP Yemen Devastation caused by protracted conflict in Yemen. War-torn Yemen is among the poorest countries ...
Report Identifies Imminent Peril of Drinking Water Contamination by leaking US Navy Red Hill Jet Fuel Tanks Outweighs Military Claims of National Security January 4, 2022editor
Photo by Ann Wright of Citizen activist in Honolulu By: Colonel Ann Wright Red Hill is a ...

ARTS

Story About Us: A Fashion Journey Creating Opportunities January 1, 2022editor
Young migrant in Temporary Reception Center (TRC) Usivak – Participant of the photography workshop “Dispatches ...
UNESCO marks semi-centennial anniversary of biosphere preservation December 30, 2021editor
FAO/João Roberto Ripper . Farmers, who gatherer flowers in the Southern Espinhaço Mountain Range in Brazil, ...
Former ISIL prison transformed to bring joy and support to youth December 30, 2021editor
UNFPARehabilitated Ramadi Youth Safe Space in Anbar, Iraq. Once used as a prison by the ISIL ...

GREEN ECONOMY

Can recycling cut unsafe migration from Haiti? January 1, 2022editor
UN Haiti/Daniel Dickinson A plastic recycling collection point in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The following story is another example ...
Era free of fossil-fuel powered vehicles comes into focus at COP26; draft outcome is met with calls for more action December 5, 2021editor
UN News/Laura Quiñones A zero emission National Express bus outside the SEC at the COP26 Climate ...
FROM HUNTING ELUSIVE GEMS TO EXPANDING AN AGRIBUSINESS – TAMBA’S STORY December 4, 2021editor
A joint United Nations Initiative to Achieve the Global Goals. The following story shows what can ...

From our National Site

The national CodePink organization organizes for justice for Iraqis and to hold war criminals accountable. CodePink actively opposes the U.S. war in Afghanistan, torture, the detention center at Guantanamo, weaponized and spy drones, the prosecution of whistleblowers, U.S. support for the Israeli occupation of Palestine and repressive regimes.

Rooted in a network of local organizers, CodePink's tactics include satire, street theatre, creative visuals, civil resistance, and directly challenging powerful decision-makers in government and corporations. And, of course, wearing pink!