Matthew, Author at The Peace Alliance

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Entries by Matthew

Blueprint for Peace: Elected Officials Endorsement Form

September 10, 2019 in Homepage /by Matthew

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June 23, 2019 in Uncategorized /by Matthew

Blueprint for Peace Organizational Endorsement Form

June 19, 2019 in Issues Advocacy /by Matthew

Please use the form below to let us know you or your organization endorses the Blueprint for Peace. Notable public […]

Petition! Restricting First Use of Nuclear Weapons Act of 2017

May 25, 2017 in Homepage, Petitions /by Matthew

Please call and write your Members of Congress and request they sign on to critical legislation ensuring that no president can unilaterally launch a nuclear war. HR 669/S200, the Restricting First Use of Nuclear Weapons Act of 2017. As president of the United States, Donald Trump currently has supreme authority to preemptively launch a nuclear strike. NO president should have the exclusive power to end all life.

Time to ‘See with Your Heart’: Election Post Mortem – CA DoP & Kids for Peace at State Democratic Party Meeting

January 23, 2017 in Homepage /by Matthew

In the aftershock of the 2016 presidential election, the CA Democratic Party (CDP) held its pre-scheduled Executive Board (E-Board) meeting where Democratic Party officials and grassroots activists came together to assess who the Party is and wants to be. The CA Peace Alliance/ Campaign for a US Department of Peacebuilding (DoP/ HR 1111), together with the San Diego Kids for Peace, was there as voice for peace and peacebuilding, which were rarely mentioned in the 2016 elections.

Defending CA’s Accomplishments: Issues and Advocacy at the CA Democratic E-Board

January 23, 2017 in Homepage /by Matthew

As attendees processed presidential and other election results at the CA Democratic Party Executive Board (CDP E-Board), the CA Democratic Party resolved to defend its many accomplishments in working conditions, climate, health care, immigration and protecting the rights of all Californians.