Peace Action of Wisconsin

Peace Action of Wisconsin Wisconsin's largest peace-and-justice grassroots nonprofit organization!

09/26/2024

Listen to the Missiles on Our Rez. A five-part podcast by Ella Weber for .

09/25/2024

Why is the US projected to spend $756 billion on nuclear weapons from 2023 to 2032? 🤔

Tune in to our latest episode with Scott Yundt from Tri-Valley CAREs to learn about the ongoing modernization efforts and their impact on labs nationwide.

🎧: https://ploughshares.org/nuke-talk

09/24/2024

Rep. Jim McGovern has reserved a Special Order Hour on September 26, 2024, the UN International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons. This is a unique opportunity for Members of Congress to speak into the Congressional Record - and to their constituents - about the importance of eliminat...

09/24/2024
09/13/2024

Some studies reveal that protesting is as or more effective than voting when it comes to creating positive change.

Yet, the majority of politicians continue to push the vote, while down playing the rights and responsibility to peacefully protest. There is no order of importance when it comes to making sure that all voices are is heard in a "free society."

There is a reason that protest is often frowned upon by those in power, just like there is a reason that the right to protest is under attack. Here are 10 of them...

Top 10 most influential and effective protests in US History:

1. The Racial Justice Protests of 2020
2. March for Our Lives (2018)
3. No Dakota Access Pipeline (2016-2017)
4. Occupy Wall Street (2011)
5. March on the Pentagon/ Kent State Massacre (1967-1970)
6. The Stonewall Uprising (1969)
7. Alabama Civil Rights Marches (1963-1965)
8. The Woman's Suffrage Parade (1913)
9. Coxey's Army (1894)
10. The Boston Tea Party (1773)

09/13/2024

Yes, ma'am. ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻

“Freedom and justice cannot be parceled out in pieces to suit political convenience. I don’t believe you can stand for freedom for one group of people and deny it to others.” - Coretta Scott King

09/11/2024
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09/04/2024

Survivors Fest - Milwaukee Sat. Sept 22 ...

09/04/2024

2nd Annual Peace Day event in Appleton!...

11/07/2023

Sign on Now! SHUT IT DOWN FOR PALESTINE: Global Shutdown for Palestine

11/06/2023

We condemn the genocide and occupation of Palestinian Lands and peoples.

“Genocide and occupation are not new to Indigenous peoples. The blueprint used to create genocide in Gaza and throughout the world was pulled from the playbook created by the United States government on American Indians here in Turtle Island, our ancestral lands.

Settlers have always called American Indian peoples--“savages” and they created new laws and policies to legalize the massacre of my people and to justify the theft of our Lands. The new laws they created made it legal to hunt and exterminate Indians, legalize the slavery of Indian peoples and young children, create pollution and destruction of our food and water ways to starve us out, and their new laws and policies made it normal to kill thousands of Indian women and children as strategies for exterminating future generations so that we wouldn’t survive.

The United States’ playbook on genocide was and is used all around the world to inform and shape the genocide taking place in countries such as West Papua, Kashmir, the Congo, including the U.S. government’s internment of our Japanese relatives that took place here in the U.S. during WWII and the continued occupation of Hawaii. The U.S. map of genocide was studied and used by Hi**er to create the horrific forms of genocide used by N**i to exterminate our Jewish relatives in Europe. This same U.S. map is currently being used to create and normalize genocide on our relatives in Palestine.

Together we are saying enough is enough.

For the love of ALL of our children, We need to come back to being human beings, and that when we pray together, we acknowledge our humanity and when we stand together in the thousands we are not alone, and neither are our relatives in Palestine.

FREE Palestine!!!”

Excerpt of a statement from our co-founder Corrina Gould, Tribal Chair for the Villages of Lisjan Nation.

ID: Graphic is two sets of maps of Native land loss over time in Palestine and in the United States from .


11/06/2023

At least 4,008 Palestinian children have been killed during the Israeli bombardment of the Gaza Strip that began on October 7, and an additional 1,270 children are reported missing under the rubble of destroyed buildings.

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2319 E Kenwood Boulevard
Shorewood, WI
53211

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Monday 10am - 3pm
Tuesday 10am - 3pm
Wednesday 10am - 3pm
Thursday 10am - 3pm

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History

Founded as Mil­wau­kee Mobi­liza­tion for Sur­vival in March of 1977, we were part of a national net­work of national peace and jus­tice groups orga­nized around the issues of nuclear weapons, nuclear power, the esca­lat­ing arms race and the atten­dent decline in fund­ing for human needs. National Mobi­liza­tion for Sur­vival grew to include over 125 peace and jus­tice groups before its national office closed in 1992.

In Jan­u­ary 1996 we affil­i­ated with National Peace Action, which had been formed from the merger of SANE and the Nuclear Freeze Cam­paign. It is the largest grass­roots peace and dis­ar­ma­ment group in the coun­try. In 1999 we became Peace Action Wisconsin to reflect our statewide scope and membership.

Work­ing with a broad spec­trum of com­mu­nity groups, Peace Action has been in the fore­front of build­ing coali­tions around pro­gres­sive issues, serv­ing as a clear­ing­house for peace activ­i­ties and tak­ing the lead in orga­niz­ing local action on inter­na­tional issues.

Peace Action Wisconsin owns its own build­ing, the Peace Action Cen­ter, which serves as office space for sev­eral peace, envi­ron­men­tal and social change orga­ni­za­tions and as a gath­er­ing place for com­mu­nity events and meet­ings. The Cen­ter offers a resource library and a Peace Store.


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