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We are reaching out to you as military veterans who have fought in multiple US wars, and who continue to uphold the US Constitution and international law, to organize for justice and equality in our home communities, and to advocate for a peaceful foreign policy.. <Full Statement>
Veterans For Peace was founded in 1985 by 10 U.S. veterans in response to the global nuclear arms race and U.S. military interventions in Central America. The organization rapidly grew to more than 8,000 members in the buildup to the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003.
Veterans for Peace takes positions on a number of issues which generally oppose the military policy of the United States, NATO and its allies against nations such as Iran, Russia, Palestine and Syria .
Through VFP chapter actions, individual member efforts, and national campaigns, Veterans For Peace sharpens awareness about the true costs of war and serves as an advocate for peace as a national policy.
Veterans For Peace, St. Louis, Missouri. 96,950 likes · 3,365 talking about this · 227 were here. We are an organization of military veterans and allies dedicated to exposing the true costs of war.
Veterans For Peace (VFP) was founded in Portland, Maine with a mission to end war and heal the wounds of war and now has over 130 chapters across the world.
Walking for Peace & Justice in Palestine. In the tradition and spirit of the many wonderful long-distance walks for peace, Veterans For Peace has initiated a National Project to begin May 7, 2024, and walk from Maine to arrive in Washington, DC, in July.
Veterans for Peace Chapter 50 is a non-profit made up of veterans and community members who promote peace worldwide. Our chapter proudly works on issues relating to veterans, PTSD, peace, war and national policy.
US Can’t Deal with Defeat. In the U.S., the strongest collective memory of America’s wars of choice is the desirability – and ease – of forgetting them. So it will be when we look at a ruined Ukraine in the rear-view mirror. Read More. Take Action for Earth Day.
Veterans For Peace calls for the immediate withdrawal of the Minnesota National Guard. We are appalled to see military weapons, vehicles and equipment once again deployed in U.S. cities to control community members who are reacting to a long history of state-sanctioned violence.
