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At the Peace Economy Project, we are committed to promoting a peace economy that prioritizes social justice, economic equity, and community well-being. The Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (BSCA) aligns with our mission by addressing two critical areas: enhancing community-based mental … Read More

As the executive director of the Peace Economy Project, I support the call to reauthorize the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act (RECA) before its coming expiration on June 7, 2024. Since its initial passage in 1990, RECA has served as a … Read More

Below is a letter to the Executive Director from Peace Economy Project supporter, John Kintree. If you would care to write a letter to the Executive Director, please email us.

How close are we to building a global digital platform capable … Read More

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We sent the following email to Cori Bush in honor of Mother’s Day.

Dear Congresswoman Cori Bush,

I hope this message finds you well. My name is Katerina Canyon, and I am the Executive Director of the Peace Economy Project. Our organization … Read More

As Boeing finalizes its acquisition of GKN Aerospace’s St. Louis site for F/A-18 and F-15 aircraft assembly, the deal is being touted as a win for job continuity and local economic development. However, beneath the surface of this corporate celebration … Read More

The Peace Economy Project hereby expresses extreme concern over the recent legislative decision by the U.S. Senate to expand sanctions against Iran, specifically targeting its oil sector. This decision to broaden sanctions to include foreign ports, vessels, and refineries that … Read More

April 20, 2024—In a decisive session on Saturday, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a substantial $95 billion defense supplemental package earmarked for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, igniting significant controversy amid escalating global conflicts. The bill, which saw bipartisan support, … Read More

In an era where global tensions seem incessantly on the rise, the impulse reaction often involves ramping up national defense budgets. While many see military security as paramount, the implications of increasing defense spending are far-reaching and often detrimental to … Read More

As supporters of the Peace Economy Project, we have always stood for non-violence and advocated for reallocating military spending towards enhancing community well-being and sustainability. Today, we find ourselves at an important moment, where our collective voice can truly make … Read More