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Noam Chomsky, often referred to as "arguably the most important intellectual alive," spoke in Syracuse, NY on May 11, 2011. His wide-ranging talk touched on U.S. foreign policy and wars, corporate...
Retired NBC correspondent Robert Hager relates stories from 40 years on the front lines of network journalism—including the Munich Olympics massacre, the Islamic revolution in Iran, the losses of...
In June 2009, Dr. Leavitt traveled to Sri Lanka to serve with the organization Medecins Sans Frontieres/Doctors Without Borders. Hear about his experiences providing care...
Elliott Adams is a Past President of Veterans For Peace. In October 2009 he was part of a seven-day delegation to Gaza sponsored by Physicians For Social Responsibility. He spoke at the Unitarian Universalist...
Two time Nobel Peace Prize nominee Kathy Kelly discusses her experiences in Gaza and Pakistan, and helps evaluate the costs of war-making from the perspective of those who bear the brunt of suffering...
The near-concurrent exploratory missions of Samuel de Champlain and Henry Hudson in 1609 signaled the opening of an axis of contact, commerce, and warfare...
Few of Vermont's early founders were more important to the formation of the state than was Moses Robinson, yet his remarkable contributions are almost entirely forgotten. An early leader of the Green...
Archbishop Elias Chacour is a three-time Nobel Prize nominee and recipient of the World Methodist Peace Prize and the Japanese Niwano Peace Prize. A Palestinian citizen...
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