Here is a list of actions you can take to work for peace in September. (Please notice that the first picture, under Get Involved, is from SUNY Geneseo Peace Action. (I think this photo was taken two years ago, probably on International Peace Day.)
GVCP, Geneseo Peace Action, and the Geneseo Interfaith Center (and probably Veterans For Peace) are planning an action around International Peace Day, which is September 21st.
Tell VP Harris: Not Another Bomb!
With VP Kamala Harris as the official Democratic nominee, we have an opportunity to drive major change in U.S. policy toward Israel’s war in Gaza. Polls show that the majority of likely voters want the U.S. to work to secure a ceasefire, and more recently-released polls show that Democratic and Independent voters in three key swing states —Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania — “would be more willing to vote for Harris in November if she supported cutting off weapons to Israeli forces.” VP Harris has a strong incentive to listen to potential Democratic voters and shift course from President Biden’s disastrous handling of the Gaza war. Here are a couple of ways you can quickly take action today:
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If you’re an undergrad student at a New York college or university, there’s still time to apply to the PAFNYS Campus Organizing Program — a project of Peace Action Fund of New York State — to be a student organizer. If you’re not an undergrad student in New York, please share the Student Organizer listing with any New York college students you think might be interested!
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Talking Peace radio show hosts Craig Mokhiber: International Law Supports Palestine – Emergency Measures Needed! (Online)
Wednesday, September 4, 2024 at 7:15PM
How to Listen: The show will livestream on the @ThinkTwiceRadio and @WNY Peace Center Facebook pages, as well as on Twitch and on the WNYPC’s YouTube channel at
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