Thank You for Your 2017 Support!

Thank you for your kind and generous support! By giving to Nonviolent Peaceforce in 2017, you took a stand for vulnerable civilians in war. Because of you, women and girls were accompanied to get life-saving medical care in Iraq, civilians in the Philippines were guided of danger and children were protected from child soldier recruitment in South Sudan. That's why we made you this video to show our appreciation. Watch»

How You Change Hearts and Minds at the United Nations

A few short years ago, it may have seemed impossible that the UN would embrace an unarmed approach to protecting civilians. But with your support, it is increasingly accepted that this is a viable method to keep civilians safe. Please join us on Jan 19th for a teleconference on how you are changing hearts and minds the UN.

Discussion with Mel Duncan
Director of Advocacy and Outreach
January 19th, 2018 
8:00 AM PT | 9:00 AM MT | 10:00 AM CT | 11:00 AM ET
Dial-in Number: 712-775-7031
Access Code: 673392

Unexploded Weapons: Hidden Danger for Children in War 
Every parent wants to keep their child safe, but that can be extremely difficult in war. Even when fighting has subsided, people are still at risk of death and injury from unexploded bombs, mines and grenades. You are helping Nonviolent Peaceforce to use creative methods to prevent accidental deaths of children. Learn more »

Evacuees Struck by Tropical Storm in the Philippines

2017 was a devastating year for residents of Marawi, the Philippines. In May, many narrowly escaped with their lives after Maute militants attacked their city. Then in December, tropical storm Vinta hit leaving 240 people dead and millions of dollars of property damage in the southern Philippines. With your support, Nonviolent Peaceforce was there to make sure civilians were protected and their needs were being met.  More Photos»

Divest from the War Machine

If you haven't already, take the pledge to divest from the war machine at www.codepink.org/divest. Plus, be sure to keep any eye out for upcoming CodePink events in February. Nonviolent Peaceforce is a proud co-sponsor of the Divest from the War Machine campaign.  Take the pledge»