Remembering Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Ken Mayers for the VFP Nuclear Abolition Working Group invites everyone to remember Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Join the VFP Be The Change Book Club for our next book!
Join the Veterans For Peace "Be the Change" book club! Learn more about yourself and others by coming together for meaningful discussions geared toward personal and organizational growth, in a mutually supportive atmosphere reflective of the VFP mission of “building a culture of peace.”
Community Social "Survive the Nationalism and Noise"
Join in anytime and for as long as you like on Sunday July 4th between 9pm ET - 12am ET It will be open for 3 hours so folks on each coast can participate during some peak firework hours.
Coming Home - by Robert Vivar
VFP member Robert Vivar recounts the honor of walking Mrs. Rocio Rebollar, Deported Mother of U.S. Army Intel Officer 1st Lieutenant Gibram Cruz, to the US border crossing for her re-admission to the U.S.
and reunite with her family and son who were eagerly waiting for her on the U.S. side of the San Ysidro pedestrian crossing.
Agent Orange: Lasting Legacy of the Vietnam War
Sixty years ago, the United States used approximately 19 million gallons of 15 different herbicides, including 13 million gallons of Agent Orange, over southern Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos.
In this powerful panel, Hoan Thi Tran and Heather Bowser share their personal stories. Jonathan Moore discusses the U.S. legal cases around Agent Orange, and Tricia Euvrard talks about the current lawsuit in France. Susan Schnall talks about the broad health effects of Agent Orange, and Paul Cox briefly discusses the legislation on Agent Orange that U.S. Congresswoman Barbara Lee will soon introduce.