Waging Nonviolence

Waging Nonviolence

Waging Nonviolence is a self-sustaining, non-profit media outlet focused on delivering original news stories and in-depth analysis related to social movements globally. We hold the belief that when everyday individuals come together, they possess remarkable strength and are the true catalysts for social transformation, rather than politicians, wealthy individuals, or large corporations.

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  • 6 days ago | wagingnonviolence.org | Sam Carliner

    New Jersey’s newest immigrant detention center, Delaney Hall, sits deep in the arteries of Newark, where shipping containers are stacked on top of each other in every direction. The air smells like sewage and the roads surrounding the center are constantly filled with truckers driving around. None of this has deterred activists from holding daily vigils outside of Delaney Hall.

  • 3 weeks ago | wagingnonviolence.org

    Waging Nonviolence is a non-profit media platform providing original reporting and expert analysis of social movements around the world.

  • 1 month ago | wagingnonviolence.org | Fran Quigley

    When Christina Jackson first started talking with her neighbors living in a Denver apartment building about their shared concerns about elevators not working, water being shut off, and roaches in their apartments, the response was guarded. “A lot of the tenants were scared to complain because they worried they would get evicted if they spoke up,” Jackson said. The worry is not an unreasonable one.

  • 2 months ago | wagingnonviolence.org | Phil Wilmot

    Embed from Getty ImagesAs opinions on the Trump-Musk forced closure of USAID reverberate across the world — with progressive members of Congress protesting at the headquarters, and critics from the left highlighting its imperialistic reach — what institutions can ground our faith in humanitarianism? The United Nations, established in the wake of World War II, has for generations been as a major force to improve humanity.

  • 2 months ago | wagingnonviolence.org | Shane Burley

    Over the last year and a half, the movement for Palestinian liberation has become one of the largest American social movements of the decade. Not only that, there has also been an incredible resurgence of the Jewish left, as Jewish Palestine solidarity organizations, such as IfNotNow and Jewish Voice for Peace, organize a growing contingent of young Jews for an end to the genocide in Gaza.

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