With so much clamour for weapons & war, let’s keep learning how to build peace & justice with the power of nonviolence.
To join our webinar with the ED of the Canadian Peace Museum, Chris Houston, and Afghan-Canadian nonviolence practitioner Basir Bita, please contact janslakov[at]proton.me. The discussion starts at 1 pm Eastern on Nov. 1.
More info on our guests here: AboutChris & Basir’s substack page .
AND please check out the CCPA’s alternative budget for true sovereignty, not massive defence spending & service cuts.
Support a world beyond war and join this year’s conference, on the theme of Abolition. Register 
Military spending in Canada is poised to skyrocket – the pretext being NATO’s arbitrary new commitment that member states commit a staggering 5 percent of GDP on military spending. That represents $150b/annually in Canada.
Thanks to one of our members for alerting us to the opportunity to participate in a 
It’s encouraging to see that the Sept. 20 global day of climate action is making the links between destruction of our living home, the earth, war & militarism, the need to respect Indigenous rights and other social justice issues. Learn more here: 
US-based Center on Conscience & War is hosting a two-evening (Aug. 19 & 20, 2025) online workshop panel bringing together powerful voices from national organizations that support people confronting the military system—whether they’re being recruited, currently serving, seeking discharge, or looking for healing and solidarity after service.
Conscience Canada has signed on to this statement: 