We need to abolish the institution of war.
Are you nodding your head, but not sure how to
start? Whether you call yourself a peacebuilder,
activist, advocate, educator, or concerned citizen,
World
BEYOND War’s 6-week online coursewill bring you tried and
tested strategies for working against the present war
system and replacing it with an alternative one - where
peace is pursued by peaceful means.
War
Abolition 101: How We Create a Peaceful World,
which will run from March 1-April 11,
2020, is a self-scheduling, asynchronous online
course that explores questions such as: How can we make
the best argument for shifting from war to peace? What
must we understand and know about the war system if we
are to dismantle it? How can we become more effective
advocates and activists for ending war, pursuing
disarmament, and creating systems that maintain peace?
Register
now.
The course is
facilitated by a team of experts and draws on
cutting-edge research on war abolition and
peacebuilding. It is designed to foster
collaborative, peer-to-peer learning. Weekly content
includes a mix of text, images, video, and audio. You
will conclude the course equipped with the talking
points to make the best case for war abolition - and the
strategies necessary for getting us there.
The course is not live – so you can study at
your own pace for maximum flexibility.
A certificate is provided to
participants who complete all written
assignments.
PS: To register by
check, 1. Contact
World BEYOND War to let us know! and 2. Make the check
out to World BEYOND War/AFGJ and send it to World BEYOND
War 513 E Main St #1484 Charlottesville VA 22902 USA.
World BEYOND War is a
global network of volunteers, activists, and allied
organizations advocating for the abolition of the very
institution of war. Our success is driven by a
people-powered movement – support our work for a
culture of peace.
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