The publishers ... did not want those descriptions of white supremacist police violence upon a Black man, because it was too close to home." Julia Wright

Filmmakers Smriti Keshari and Eric Schlosser call into question the very notions of “control” or “safety” when it comes to nuclear devices.

How 1980s MTV helped my students understand the Cold War

Author and activist Barbara Deming’s overlooked early writings shine a light on the history of revolutionary nonviolence, as well as the process of personal transformation.

Sacks is an extraordinarily gifted writer whose intelligence, compassion and skill on both the sentence and tension level rise to meet her ambition.

Find the unedited recording of yesterday's acclaimed, excellent conference, "Moving Connecticut’s Economy from War to Peace," here

The First Amendment ruling is Mossack Fonseca’s latest legal stumble against the streaming giant. By Will Fitzgibbon

Writings of a World War I Gurkha soldier surface after 107 years

This research looks beyond lives lost in violence to consider those who have died as a result of illness, injuries, and malnutrition that would not have occurred had the war not taken place.

Despite its inaccuracies and omissions, Aaron Sorkin’s new film does what Hollywood films never do: humanize the peace movement.

In times of unprecedented destruction, we need to activate unprecedented levels of creativity. One of those practices is poetry.