This issue is packed with articles on themes important to the WILPF community including a report on moving money from weapons of mass extinction to green technologies by Vicky Elson from the Disarm/End Wars Committee, what a U.S. feminist foreign policy might look like by Val Maghadam from the Boston Branch, an in-depth look at the struggle of grassroots activits in Colombia by Leni Villagomez Reeves from the Cuba and Bolivarian Alliance Committee, the misery brought about by the separation wall in Israel/Palestine by Odile Hugonot Haber from the Middle East Peace and Justice Action Committee, and many other articles that provide important insights about progressive movements and WILPF's ongoing efforts to advocate for peace and justice.
To sum up the issue, WILPF US President Darien De Lu says in her opening letter, "Bringing 100+ years of experience and an informed analysis to the peace and justice movement, we can unite with others on widened initiatives for disarmament and diplomacy."
Contents of the Winter/Spring 2021 Issue
- Hope, Despair, Reality – and Inspiration from a People’s Victory
- Feeding Two Birds with One Scone: Converting Warheads to Windmills
- Iran and the United States: What Might a Feminist Foreign Policy Look Like?
- In Colombia, the Struggle Continues
- Border Walls Bring Misery and Discrimination
- The Roots of Separation, or How Walls Develop
- Sameena Nazir on Women’s Rights and the Desire for Peace in Pakistan
- Money Creation Is a Form of Violence
- Paper Crane Exhibit Takes Flight in Menlo Park
- A Pandemic Within the Pandemic
- Friend-Raising at WILPF US Has Come a Long Way
- A Virtual Tour of the WILPF US Office!
- Rabbi Hirsch’s Neighborhood in Winter: Jane Addams and Hull-House’s Early Years
- Remembering Vivian Schatz: Lifelong Peace Activist and Environmentalist
- Branches Get Innovative: Activism Takes New Forms
- Zooming ahead: WILPF US 34th Triennnial Congress
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