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Newsletter #19

#19 Media Favorites: Peace Movements Worldwide (Jan. 2011)

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Sharing Fabulous Videos
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As we begin the year 2011, A Future Without War has been thinking about powerful POSITIVE uses of media. There are libraries full of books and films documenting our problems. But to change our cultures and the course of history, we will have to reach hearts with positive messages as well. Four of our favorite YouTube videos are New Year presents to our newsletter readers. We hope they provide moments of amusement and even sheer joy.​ First, though, we give thanks for YouTube and its creators. This extremely powerful medium will facilitate the global sharing of all kinds of good works and good news. Please accept our gratitude.

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Stand By Me

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The first video would be most naturally grouped into the AFWW Cornerstone called "Foster Connectedness." An essay entitled "Foster Connectedness" explains why  organizations and individuals with a focus on creating a sense of oneness between people and between us all and the planet that sustains us are one of many necessary keys to ending war. The video is called Stand By Me. It was produced by the group Playing For Change. Playing for Change is part of the Peace Through Music movement. Watch Stand by Me

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​​Women and Girls, of the World - Arise!
 
The second video, "The Girl Effect," is an inspirational depiction of the key roles of women, and in this case young women, in changing history. The emphasis is on poverty ... but we can't have a future without war if our future is filled with poverty. You may wish to check out one of AFWW's essays on why we will never abolish war unless we do empower women and girls as equal partners with men. The essay is entitled "Locked in the Embrace of Male Biology." The video, wonderfully creative in design, was produced by girleffect.org and the Nike Foundaton.
View "The Girl Effect"

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​Kings Firecrackers of Ohio
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 The third video beautifully highlights the extraordinarily well-developed human trait of cooperation. In a blog entitled "Origins of War and Human Destiny," AFWW has explained why we embrace the "Humans the Cooperators" model of human evolution rather than the "Man the Warrior" model. The essay has a link to this demonstration of astounding cooperation.  It's called  "Jump Rope Dance" and was performed at the U.S. Naval Academy by the "Kings Firecrackers" and produced by Bong. For full effect be sure you watch all the way to the end. There is not a species on the entire planet that can outdo us in cooperation!!!! Let's put that extraordinary gift to work to bring about the end of arguably our worst trait: war. Watch Jump Rope Dance.

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Imagine​
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Finally, if you have never seen John Lennon sing IMAGINE, here is your chance. You can view his vision of how to present the music. John Lennon was in fact a dreamer. We need our dreamers. They can touch our hearts, inspire our spirits, expand our vistas. They can reach out to and uplift the best in us. His visionary song looks into a future with no poverty, nothing to kill or die for, a place of sharing where we live as one. Watch John Lennon sing "Imagine"
ENJOY These Awesome Videos!!!!

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Peace Movements Worldwide - Three Volumes

Michael N. Nagler, Marc Pilisuk, and their research helper Gianina Pellegrini announce publication of a three volume work, Peace Movements Worldwide. The scope and quantity of these essays leaves no doubt that something big most definitely is afoot!  Yearning for a profound change from the way the human world has been running is on the rise globally and has, in the view of A Future Without War, reached critical mass. These writers and legions more testify to that truth. The publisher describes the work saying, "From Veterans for Peace to the Nonviolent Peace Force, from UN initiatives to local actions by women in Colombia and Kenya, and from citizen diplomats to creative conflict resolvers to survivors of genocide, this set tells the stories of ideas, people, and worldwide organizations striving to help humanity realize its never-ending yearning for peace." A Future Without Warhas not yet reviewed the series. We hope to find that it includes chapters that explore the human potential for peace from cutting-edge biological and anthropological perspectives.  Here is the TOC of all three volumes:

Peace Movements Worldwide:
History, Psychology, and Practices
Marc Pilisuk & Michael N. Nagler (Editors)
 
Table of Contents
 
VOLUME 1: History and Vitality of Peace Movements
 
Acknowledgments
Set Introduction 
Introduction to Volume 1
 
Part I THE MEANING OF PEACE
 
Chapter 1             Eternal Peace
                              Michael N. Nagler
Chapter 2             A Philosophy of Peace
                              Barry L. Gan
Chapter 3             Peace and Development Today: An Overview
                              Johan Galtung
 
Part II THE PEACE INHERITANCE: SCIENCE AND THE PROMISE OF HUMAN NATURE
 
Chapter 4             The Evolution of Peace
                              Michael N. Nagler & Angel Ryono
Chapter 5             Psychology and Peace
                              Marc Pilisuk & Mitch Hall
 
Part III A SOCIETAL PERSPECTIVE
   
Chapter 6          Cultural Understanding in Peacekeeping, Peacemaking, and Peace Building
                           Paul R. Kimmel
Chapter 7          Rethinking "Identity" for a Global Age: Emerging Responsibilities and Duties
                           Rebecca Joy Norlander & Anthony J. Marsella
Chapter 8          Cultures of Peace or Culture of Peace?
                           David Adams 
 
Part IV RELIGIOUS DIMENSIONS OF PEACE
 
Chapter 9         The Spirit of Change: Spiritual and Religious Resources for Peace and Justice Movements    
                          Donald Rothberg
Chapter 10       When Prayer and Revolution Became People Power
                          Hildegard Goss-Mayr
Chapter 11       Catholic Social Teaching: Integrating the Virtue of Nonviolent Peacemaking
                          Eli Sasaran McCarthy
Chapter 12       Alternatives to War and Violence: An Islamic Perspective
                          Mohammed Abu-Nimer &Jamal A. Badawi
 
 
Part V GENDER IN WAR AND PEACE
 
Chapter 13       Women: Battleground for War, Resource for Peace    
                          Gianina Pellegrini
Chapter 14      Nothing Short of a Revolution: Reflections on the Global Women's Movement
                         Kavita Nandini Ramdas
Chapter 15      A Feminist Ethical Perspective on Weapons of Mass Destruction
                         Carol Cohn and Sara Ruddick

Part VI THE CHALLENGE BEFORE US
 
Chapter 16       War, Peace, and Climate Change: A Billion Lives in the Balance
                           Jan Egeland
Chapter 17       The Moment for Turning: Living as if Peace and Sustainability Really Mattered
                          David C. Korten
Chapter 18       Against So Much Money and Power, Can the Peace Movement Succeed?
                           Marc Pilisuk & Ellen Gaddy
A Final Word     Marc Pilisuk & Michael N. Nagler
Bibliography
About the Editors and Contributors

VOLUME 2: Players and Practices in Resistance to War
 
Acknowledgments
Set Introduction 
Introduction to Volume 2
 
Part I PREVENTION
       
Chapter 1        Shedding the Tools of Destruction: The Disarmament Effort
                         Marc Pilisuk
Chapter 2        Nuclear Disarmament: The Path Forward, Obstacles, and Opportunities
                         Alice Slater
Chapter 3        Hiroshima Day: America Has Been Asleep for 64 Years
                         Daniel Ellsberg
Chapter 4        Citizen Diplomacy and the Ottawa Process in Banning Landmines: A Lasting Model?
                         Jody Williams & Stephen D. Goose
Chapter 5        Bringing the Corporate Role in Global Violence to Daylight
                         Gianina Pellegrini
 Chapter 6      Socially Responsible Investing, Peace, and Social Justice
                        Tessie Petion & Steven D.Lydenberg

Part II RESISTING VIOLENCE
 
Chapter 7        A Hand for Peace in a Zone of War
                         Kathy Kelly
Chapter 8        Human Security: Providing Protection without Sticks and Carrots
                         Christine Schweitzer
Chapter 9        Psyched Up to Save Psychology: A Tale of Activists' Efforts to Resist Complicity in U.S.Human Rights Violations Post 9-11
                          Jill Latonick-Flores & Daniel J. Adamski 
Chapter 10      Shut it Down!  A brief History of Efforts to Close La Escuela de Asesinos (The School of Assassins)
                          Jill Latonick-Flores with Father Roy Bourgeois
Chapter 11      Structured Cruelty: Learning to be a Lean, Mean Killing Machine
                         Martin Smith
Chapter 12      If You Start Looking at Them as Humans, Then How Are You Gonna Kill Them?
                         Inigo Gilmore & Teresa Smith
Chapter 13      Where is the Rage?
                         Justin C. Cliburn
Chapter 14      Soldiers in Revolt
                         Howard Zinn
 
    
Part III HEALING THE WOUNDS
  

Chapter 15       Out of the Inner Wilderness: Torture and Healing
                          Diane Lefer & HectorAristizbal 
Chapter 16      From Grief to Gratitude: The Tariq Khamisa Foundation
                         Azim N. Khamisa
Chapter 17     Steps Toward Reconciliation: Understanding and Healing in Post-Genocide Rwanda and  Beyond
                         Ervin Staub & Angel Ryono
Chapter 18      Interactive Problem Solving: Informal Mediation by the Scholar-Practitioner     
                         Herbert C. Kelman
Chapter 19      From Young Soldiers to Young Peace Builders: Building Peace in Sierra Leone
                         MichaelWessells
Chapter 20      Modern Day Slavery
                         Melissa Anderson-Hinn
Chapter 21      Perpetration-Induced Traumatic Stress
                         Rachel M. MacNair
 
Part IV PEACE MOVEMENTS WORLDWIDE
   
Chapter 22      The West German Peace Movement
                         Andreas Buro
Chapter 23      Peace in Transition: The Peace Movement in South Korea
                          Jujin Chung
Chapter 24      Life in Peace: The Emergence of the Indian Peace Movement
                          Ramu Manivannan
Chapter 25      Peace Psychology in Asia
                          Cristina Jayme Montiel
Chapter 26       Active Nonviolence: A Creative Power for Peacemaking and Healing  
                          Hildegard Goss-Mayr
Chapter 27      Nonviolent Skills versus Repressive Conditions:The Iranian Women's Movement and Codepink: Women for Peace
                          Cynthia Boaz
Chapter 28       Peace Movements and the Middle East: The 1991 Gulf  War and Aftermath
                          Stephen Zunes
  
A Final Word      Marc Pilisuk & Michael N. Nagler
Bibliography
About the Editors and Contributors
 
VOLUME 3: Peace Efforts That Work and Why
   
Acknowledgments
Set Introduction 
Introduction to Volume 3

Part I PEACE FROM ABOVE
 
Chapter 1      New Understandings of Citizenship: Path to a Peaceful Future? Elise Boulding 
Chapter 2      Peace Building: 12 Dynamics
                       Kai Brand-Jacobsen
Chapter 3      Our Water Commons: Toward a New Freshwater Narrative
                       Maude Barlow
Chapter 4      Beyond Leviathan? The Historical Relationship Between Peace Plans, International Lawand the Early Anglo-American Peace Movement
                       Cris Toffol
Chapter 5      The Good News: The ICC and the R2P Principle
                       Ronald J. Glossop
Chapter 6      Toward a Necessary Utopianism: Democratic Global Governance
                        Richard Falk
 
Part II PEACE FROM BELOW
 
Chapter 7       I am the Leader, You are the Leader: Nonviolent Resistance in The Peace Community of San Jose de Apartade, Colombia
                         Elizabeth Lozano 
Chapter 8        Peace Building Education: Responding to Contexts     
                         Candice C. Carter 
Chapter 9        Inside the Military Media Industrial Complex: Impacts on Moveents for Peace and Social Justice
                         Peter Phillips & Mickey S. Huff 
Chapter 10      Renaissance 2.0: The Web's Potential for the Peaceful  Transformation of Modern Society
                          Deva Temple 
Chapter 11       Building the Peace by Examples of Civil Courage during the War
                          Svetlana Broz
Chapter 12       Peace Can Be Taught
                          Colman McCarthy
Chapter 13       When Violence "Works" for 30 Years: The Late Return of Satyagraha to the Northern Irish Peace Process
                          Marcel M. Baumann 
Chapter 14       Hands of Peace: From Epiphany to Reality
                          Laura Bernstein
Chapter 15       The Movement Toward Peace in Crisis - and Opportunity
                          Michael N. Nagler
Chapter 16       To Remake the World
                          Paul Hawken
Chapter 17       Search for Common Ground
                           John Marks & Susan Collin Marks 
Chapter 18       Setting the Stage for Peace: Participatory Theater for Conflict Transformation in the Democratic Republic of the  Congo
                          Lena Slachmuijlder 
Chapter 19       The Pledge of Resistance: Lessons From a Movement of Solidarity and Nonviolent Direct Action
                          Ken Butigan
Chapter 20       Money Cannot Be Eaten: Nonviolent Resistance in Struggles over Land and Economic Survival
                          Rev. Jos M. Tirado
 Chapter 21      Searching for Development with Human Dignity in Guatemala
                          Jennifer Achord Rountree

Part III PEACE FROM WITHIN
 
Chapter 22      On Meditation
                         Michael N. Nagler
Chapter 23      Despair Work
                         Joanna Macy 
Chapter 24      Experimenting with Nonviolence From West Texas to South Korea
                         Richard L. Deats
Chapter 25      Trained to Hate: Confessions of a Convert to Humanity
                          Claude AnShin Thomas  
Chapter 26       Searching for Peace in the Peace Movement: a Lovers' Quarrel 
                          Rabbi Michael Lerner
Chapter 27       Breaking out of the Culture of Violence: An Oral History with former Economic Hit Man, John Perkins    
                           Nikolas Larrow-Roberts & John Perkins
 Chapter 28       Inspiring Peace Workers
                           Marc Pilisuk & Michael N. Nagler
 
 
A Final Word
Marc Pilisuk & Michael N. Nagler
Bibliography
About the Editors and Contributors
 
Copies of Peace Movements Worldwide are available from:
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Quotable Quote
 

"Why not try peace for a while? If we find war is better, it will not be difficult to fight again..."
- Abdu l-Baha,

Baha'i teacher
 

A Good Movie
People united and well led can shape history in positive ways, and do it nonviolently.      Amazing Grace (2007), starring Ioan Gruffudd and directed by Michael Apted, documents how, with dedication and unswerving patience, the British trade in slaves was ended.
 

A Good Book
 
Sharp, G (2005) Waging Nonviolent Struggle. 20th Century Practice and 21st Century Potential. Boston: Porter Sargent Publishers Inc. An indispensable "how to" compendium.

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About A Future Without War
 
We want to provide newsletter readers with a reminder about our extensive website, www.afww.org.  This website looks at all aspects of the global desire for a paradigm shift away from war and at the human potential for peace from the perspective of evolutionary biology. The materials can be a reference for personal use, something to share with friends or colleagues who doubt that it would ever be possible to abolish war, and as thought pieces to stimulate discussions, for example, by your students, a book group, or peace activist organizations.  You will find on the site:
  • A Mission Statement
  • Capstone Essay: "To Abolish War"
  • "Overview" Essays - 7 essays explaining the core rationale for why it is reasonable to believe we could abolish war if we make it a priority.
  • "Cornerstone" Essays - 9 essays explaining each of the broad categories of "good works" that we need to attend to simultaneously in any campaign to abolish war and maintain that state into the future.
  • "The Books" - a Table of Contents, reviews, and FREE download of Women, Power, and the Biology of Peace, links to purchase that book and also A Future Without War: the Strategy of a Warfare Transition"
  • A Link to the AFWW Blog
  • A Map of Nonviolent Cultures
  • A Video of Dr. Hand
  • Several Movie and Book Reviews
  • Archives of  AFWW Newsletters
  • Links to over 150 Organizations involved in some aspect of the campaign to abolish war
  • Miscellaneous AFWW Essays

These are titles of and links to current Miscellaneous AFWW Essays:
  • Locked in the Embrace of Male Biology: A Block to Positive Paradigm Shift.
  • To Date, Nonviolence Movements Were "Before Their Time." Now They Are Poised to Change History. 
  • A Symphony of Transformation - San Jose, Costa Rica 2008 - Conducted by The Alliance for a New Humanity 
  • Women's Global Security Summit - New York - 2007 
  • Essential Human Goodness 
  • Sarah Palin and Why All Women are Not Progressives
  • Corporations are People? - If so, Democracy is Doomed.
  • Darwin, Gandhi, Obama, and Berkeley University's Greater Good Science Center all Agree - Humans are Basically Good
  • World Peace Map - Nonviolent Cultures
  • What Makes Us Happy Will Help Us End War
  • Liberian Women Demand and Get Peace!
  • Budgeting and War
  • "Capitalism: A Love Story" - An AFWW Review
  • Women, Poverty, Economic Development - "Half the Sky"
  • The Unveiling of Ardi - How Old Is War?
  • Origins of War and Human Destiny 
  • Capstone Essay: "To Abolish War"  
  • Obama Wins 2009 Nobel Peace Prize - Controversy in America

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    • Study Guide
    • The Single Most Important Idea
    • Mission Statement
    • War Is Not Inevitable keynote speech
    • Capstone Essay: "To Abolish War"
    • An Action Plan
    • The Nine Cornerstones
    • How Far We Have Already Come
    • The Secret Ingredient
    • The Vision Thing
    • How Long It Will Take
    • What You Can Do
    • The AFWW Logo Explained
    • Examples of War Expenses
    • Biological Differences
    • What Makes People Happy
  • Nine Cornerstones
    • Summary of the Nine Cornerstones
    • Embrace The Goal
    • Empower Women
    • Enlist Young Men
    • Ensure Essential Resources
    • Foster Connectedness
    • Promote Nonviolent Conflict Resolution
    • Provide Security and Order
    • Shift Our Economies
    • Spread Liberal Democracy
  • Videos
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    • Shift: The Beginning of War, the Ending of War
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      • #44 Ending War Is Achievable
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      • #41 Good News on Peace vs. Tragedy in Paris
      • #40 About AFWW and Shift
      • #39 Hague Conference and "Shift"
      • #38 Shift-Chapters 1-4
      • #37 Women and Ending War
      • #36 Four Notable Events
      • #35 Peace Systems and Opting out of War
      • #34 New book Shift on Kindle
      • #33 War Is Over - If You Want It
      • #32 Three Books and a TEDx Video
      • #31 An Ending-War Plan, Drones, Belfast
      • #30 Two Calls for Action
      • #29 Dismantling the War Machine
      • #28 Biology and Ending War
      • #27 Drone Warfare
      • #26 Ending War IS Possible
      • #25 Warmongers, Women, People & Change
      • #23 Special Edition - The Mutilation of Wonder Woman
      • #22 Special Edition: Film Launch
      • #21 Shaping our Destiny - Paradigm Shift
      • #20 Women on the Frontlines
      • #19 Media Favorites: Peace Movements Worldwide
      • #18 Capstone Essay
      • #17 AFWW, Sarah Palin, Origin of War, Empathy
      • #16 Women and Girls
      • #15 Abolishing Nuclear Weapons
      • #14 - Twitter, Ardi and more!
      • #13 Economics, Ending War, Building Lasting Peace
      • #12 - Nuclear Disarmament
      • #11 - Nonviolence: Powerful and Necessary
      • #10 - Economics and Social Transformation
      • #9 - Proof That Humans Can Live Without War
      • #8 - Changing History: The Next Big Shift
      • #7 Global Women Leaders Flex Security Muscles
      • #6 Economic Change
      • #5 Report: World Peace Conference
      • #4 AFWW Goes to a World Peace Conference
      • #3 Democracy in Action
      • #2 Seasons Greetings!
      • #1 A Newsletter for AFWW
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      • Zak - The Moral Molecule
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