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The recent open warfare between Iran and Israel marks a significant escalation in a long history of conflict that has often operated in the shadows. This confrontation is not just a reflection of current geopolitical dynamics but is also deeply … Read More

Transitioning to a Peace Economy Webinar Featuring Michele Dunne of the Franciscan Action Network and Jodie Evans from CODEPINK.
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The recent airstrike in Gaza, which tragically ended the lives of seven humanitarian aid workers from the World Central Kitchen, has once again highlighted the severe humanitarian repercussions of military actions. This incident serves as a stark reminder of the … Read More

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This is a world rife with challenges and disparities. We must take decisive action to uplift the most vulnerable among us—our children. My voice is one of many demanding impactful change. The expansion of the Child Tax Credit (CTC) represents … Read More

St. Louis, MO, April 2, 2024 – The Peace Economy Project (PEP), a leading non-profit organization dedicated to promoting peace and economic justice, is proud to announce that its Executive Director, Katerina Canyon, will be participating in the upcoming State … Read More

The recent award of $657,090,000 to Boeing’s Saint Louis division for the development of two MQ-25 System Demonstration Aircraft presents a stark contrast between military investment and community needs. This staggering sum, while earmarked for advancing military technology, underscores a … Read More

At a time when the world is hampered by escalating conflicts and environmental crises, the call for a radical transformation of our global economic system has never been more urgent. On April 11, 2024, at 12:00 PM EST, the Peace … Read More

In a deeply alarming report issued by the IPC Global Initiative, the Gaza Strip faces an unprecedented crisis with half of its population, amounting to 1.1 million people, now experiencing catastrophic levels of food insecurity, marking an imminent famine​​. This … Read More

Congress passed a colossal $825 billion defense spending bill for fiscal 2024, a move that, while averting a potential government shutdown, has also ignited discussions on national priorities and the allocation of resources. For advocates of a peace economy, such … Read More