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War Abolition 101: Apr 18 – May 29, 2022 online course

April 18 - May 29

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War Abolition 101: Apr 18 – May 29, 2022 online course

How can we make the best argument for shifting from war to peace? What must we understand and know about the war system if we are to dismantle it? How can we become more effective advocates and activists for ending particular wars, ending all wars, pursuing disarmament, and creating systems that maintain peace? These questions and more will be explored in War Abolition 101: How We Create a Peaceful World.

War Abolition 101 is a six week-online course providing participants an opportunity to learn from, dialogue with, and strategize for change with World BEYOND War experts, peer activists, and changemakers from around the world.

Each week of the online course will feature a guest facilitator from World BEYOND War or our partners. These facilitators will help you to explore weekly topics supported by an online chat room where you are encouraged to dialogue with peers and facilitators. The interactions are not live or scheduled. You take part whenever works for you.

This course is 100% online and interactions are not live or scheduled, so you can take part whenever works for you. Weekly content includes a mix of text, images, video, and audio. Instructors and students utilize online discussion forums to go over each week’s content, as well as to provide feedback on optional assignment submissions.

The course also includes three 1-hour optional zoom calls which are designed to facilitate a more interactive and real-time learning experience.

Education Director Phill Gittins and other World BEYOND War staff, board members, and partners will be online throughout the six weeks helping to facilitate too.

Course outline:

  • Week 1: War Can Be Ended
  • Week 2: War is Immoral/War Erodes Liberties
  • Week 3: War Impoverishes Us
  • Week 4: War Threatens Our Environment/War Endangers
  • Week 5: There are Alternatives to War/What is an Alternative Global Security System?
  • Week 6: War Will Not Go Away Unless We Make It

Learn more, find most questions answered, and register.

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