FOR Blogs
Support us as we say "No" to NATO in Chicago!
Tomorrow I will travel to Chicago, along with Leila Zand, FOR’s Middle East program director, to stand up against NATO during its global summit this weekend.
Walter Wink, Presente!
Walter Wink, 76, one of the most creative and influential scholars of our day, died peacefully at his home in Sandisfield in the Berkshire Mountains of Massachusetts on May 10, 2012. His health had been declining since he was diagnosed with Lewy body dementia.
Building a NATO-free future in Chicago and beyond
While NATO — the U.S.-led North Atlantic Treaty Organization — prepares for more war and policies that benefit the 1% worldwide, peace and justice activists from around the country and the globe will be gathering to protest and discuss the alternatives.
Attorney General Holder: Prohibit Profiling
On Tuesday, May 8th, the Fellowship of Reconciliation joined more than 200 other civil rights, human rights, immigrant rights, and faith-based organizations in calling on U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to fulfill his stated commitment to ending racial profiling.
Greeting cards for joy and peace this spring
With the advent of spring, we have greeting cards that express the joy and hope and peace of the season.
U.S. troops in Afghanistan until 2014?
Yesterday, President Obama signed an agreement with Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai on the presence of U.S. troops moving forward.
People FOR Peace ~ Tom Morrison
Behind a brick wall on a Hudson River Road in Nyack, New York, there is a stately brick mansion that houses the national headquarters of the Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR).
Book review: International Politics of the Persian Gulf
International Politics of the Persian Gulf is the most recent in important publications from the series Modern Intellectual and Political History of the Middle East of Syracuse University Press.
May Day, NATO and the G-8
As we celebrate International Workers’ Day this May First, the Fellowship of Reconciliation is joining with other organizations to envision and work for a NATO-free future.








