Climate (Spring 2021)

Dear friends, When Wim invited board members to guest edit upcoming Peace Chronicle issues, and that the theme of the next one would focus on […]

From its origin in medieval romance, to Wagner’s opera, to Hollywood films, Percival’s quest for the Holy Grail has kept an enduring grip on the […]

GE: You’re a full professor at Drew Theological School and an expert on religious environmentalism. What set you on the path toward the work you […]

As a criminologist, I cannot help but acknowledge the depths of the harms that have and will continue to emerge from human caused climate change: […]

While people migrate for myriad reasons, historically the primary reasons for migration have been related to work, family, education, and health.[i],[ii] Many also migrate for […]

Earth is in a constant threat of global temperature rising caused by greenhouse gasses. Among one of the most important gasses is carbon dioxide. Carbon […]

Filmmaker Scott Ressler has traveled the globe covering environmental stories for the National Geographic Society for over a decade. In 2008 he became the documentary […]

Note to the reader: This piece will follow with a glossary for the translations and colloquial understanding of various Hawaiian words. It is my intention […]

I sit perched atop a cliff, overlooking Thacker Pass in northern Nevada. The sun nears the horizon to the west. Mountains loom at my back […]

Ambiguous and positively loaded words are dangerous. Not only for their multiple interpretations, but also because people want to believe in what is being sold, […]

Media literacy is currently hyped as a necessary salve for the proliferation of fake news, conspiracy theories, and propaganda. There is some truth to this, […]

When I taught a workshop on designing peace and social justice for Myanmar in 2012, I heard horror stories I’ve never forgotten. My work exposes […]

Befriend a wren Imagine how a river thinks Listen to the music of the spheres Dance in the muddy rain Watch a tree drop its […]

Greetings, PJSA, from your Co-Chairs! We hope this issue of The Chronicle finds everyone safe and off to a wonderful 2021!  As always, there is […]

As of February 4th we have 277 members which includes 28 Programs and Organizations (formerly known as Institutions) representing 59 of those members. Please note […]

The cold winter (for those of us in areas that received snow and ice) coupled with the pandemic has given me no excuse not to […]