~ Oklahoma Peace Groups ~
| Buddha Mind Monastery | Promoting inner peace through development of personal peace and compassion to others. |
| Catholic Charities – Oklahoma City | Putting into practice gospel values of justice, love, compassion and hope through service, empowerment, and advocacy. |
| Criminal Justice and Mercy Ministries | Prison ministry of the Oklahoma Conference of the United Methodist Church. |
| Citizens for the United Rehabilitation of Errants (CURE) – Oklahoma | Dedicated to reform the criminal justice system |
| Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma | Engaged in efforts to promote love, compassion and justice in the Oklahoma. |
| First Unitarian Church of Okla. City | Promoting tolerance, justice, compassion, democracy, community and peace in Oklahoma City. |
The Peace House of Oklahoma City | Center for education and non-violent action on issues relating to human rights, economic justice, and environmental sustainability. |
Oklahoma Committee for Conscientious Objectors | Providing support for those who refuse military service/conscription or seek to leave the military on conscientious objector (CO) grounds. |
| The Oklahoma Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty | Coalition of organizations from all walks of life that understand the death penalty is part of the cycle of violence that must be abolished. |
| Oklahoma Veterans for Peace | Oklahoma veterans working together for peace and justice through non-violence. |
| Tulsa Peace House | Pursues justice through education and nonviolent actions in Tulsa. |
| Mayflower Congregational Church | Congregational church supporting local ministries and peace efforts. |
~ Anti-War, Non-Violence and Peace Links ~ |
| 1% A Peace Army | Our peace arm is a conscious raising effort intending to remind us of OUR power to reduce violence and suffering. |
| Abolition 2000 | Global network to eliminate nuclear weapons and war. |
| Anti-War.com | Web site devoted to pacifism and libertarianism. |
| Austin Against War | Grassroots organization sponsoring educational events and actions around issues of peace and justice. |
| Bar Area United Against War | Bay Area (CA) non-profit affiliation of groups and individuals dedicated to organizing demonstrations, seminars and other peaceful actions to stop war. |
| Campaign Against Sanctions and Military Intervention in IRAN | CASMII is an independent campaign organization with the purpose of opposing sanctions, foreign state interference and military intervention in Iran. |
| Central Jersey Coalition Against Endless War | We are a diverse coalition of people who oppose the US government’s pursuit of endless war, no matter how it’s defined. |
| Corporate Lawyers Against the War | Corporate Lawyers Against War is an international organization of corporate attorneys who are opposed to the current U.S. war on and occupation of Iraq. |
| Dallas Peace Center | Promoting local Texas and global peace efforts. |
| DC Poets Against the War | DC Poets Against the War is an informal group of Washington area writers and activists who came together during the winter of 2003 to protest the planned U.S. invasion of Iraq. |
| Department of Peace | Alliance effort to lobby for the creation of a U.S. Department of Peace. |
| Campaign Against Sanctions and Military Intervention in Iran | Independent campaign organization with the purpose of opposing sanctions, foreign state interference and military intervention in Iran. |
| Canadian Peace Alliance | Canadian umbrella peace organization. |
| Citizens for Peace Baltimore | Advertisement for immediate withdrawal from Iraq. |
| Citizen Soldier | Challenging U.S. militarism in the new millennium. |
| Center for Non-Violent Communication | Vision of global unity and peace. |
| Central Colorado Coalition on the Iraq War | A grass roots organization dedicated to ending the War in Iraq. |
| Cities for Peace | National coalition of local offices and concerned citizens working to express the will of their communities through civic resolutions regarding the war in in Iraq. |
| Coalition Against Militarism in Our Schools | Organization of students, activists, parents and teachers endeavoring to prevent militaristic influences from encroaching in community schools. |
| Code Pink | Women for Peace. |
| Connecticut United For Peace | Coalition of anti-war and human rights groups formed in opposition to the 2003 invasion of Iraq. |
| Courage to Resist | A group of concerned community members, veterans and military families that support military objectors. |
| DC Poets Against the War | D.C. writers and activists coming together to oppose the War in Iraq. |
| Democracy Rising Up | Seeks to bring troops home from Iraq, end the occupation by empowering activists across the nation. |
| Draft and Military Alternatives | By the Resource Center for Nonviolence (CA). |
| Fellowship of Reconciliation | For a world of peace, justice and nonviolence. |
| Friends for Non-Violent World | Promoting non-violence through education, example and experience. |
| Gold Star Families for Peace | Families of soldiers who have died as a result of war, organized to minimize the human cost of the Iraq War and prevent other families from experience the same pain. |
| Global Action to Prevent War and Armed Conflict | Transnational network dedicated to practical measures for reducing global levels of conflict and to removing the institutional and ideological impediments to ending armed conflict and severe human rights violations. |
| Global Peace Initiative | Brining peace to individuals, families, communities and nations. |
| GlynnPeace | Citizens to end the war in Iraq. |
| Grandmothers Against the War | Grandmothers committed to ending the shameful occupation of Iraq. |
| Grandmothers for Peace International | Formed at the height of the Cold War to address threats made by weapons of mass destruction and build a community of peace. |
| Hague Appeal for Peace | International network of organizations and individuals dedicated to the abolition of war and making peace a human right. |
| Instead of War (Saint Louis) | Saint Louis non-profit against war. |
| Iraq Veterans Against the War | Founded by Iraq war veterans to give a voice to the large number of active duty service people and vets who are against the war. |
| Just for Peace | A non-partisan gathering of citizens in Harford County, Maryland united for peace, honoring our fallen. |
| Kalamazoo Non-Violent Opponents of War | We will non-violently resist war and militarism in order to create a world in which human beings care for the earth and one another, and in which the human imagination turns away from hatred, violence, and domination, and towards peace and justice. |
| Know War | Know War is a not for profit project that aims to help us understand the reality and the impact of war. |
| Lawyers’ Committee on Nuclear Policy | Founded in 1981, the Lawyers’ Committee on Nuclear Policy (LCNP) is a national nonprofit educational association that uses national and international law to promote peace and disarmament. |
| Los Alamos Study Group | Since 1989, the Los Alamos Study Group community—our staff and board, volunteers, interns, and supporters—has consistently provided leadership on nuclear disarmament and related issues in New Mexico. |
| Martin Luther "King Center" | Promoting peace through non-violent teachings of MLK. |
| Medical Association for Prevention of War | Medical professionals working toward peace. |
| Military Families Speak | Organization of people opposed to the war in Iraq who have relatives or loved ones currently in the military or who have served in the military since the buildup to the Iraq war in the fall of 2002. |
| Military Law Task Force | A task force of the National Lawyers Guild assisting those working on military law issues as well as working directly with GI’s. |
| Military Families Speak Out | Organization of people opposed to the war in Iraq who have relatives or lived ones currently in the military and are opposed to the war. |
| Military Free Zone | Debunking myths and lies about the military. |
| Mothers Against the Draft | Concerned mothers opposed to any U.S. military draft. |
| MoveOn | Nationwide network of on-line activists working to support US citizens in finding their political voice. |
| National Youth & Student Peace Coalition | Works to build strategic, long-term student and youth opposition to war. |
| Nonviolent Ways Project | Devoted to finding solutions by nonviolent means. |
| Not in Our Name | Opposed to the violent response of the U.S. to September 11th. |
| No Draft, No Way! | Group opposed to any U.S. military draft. |
| No Nukes North | Promote educated opposition to missile defense in Alaska. |
| Nonviolent Peaceforce | Nonpartisan unarmed peacekeeping force composed of trained civilians from around the world. |
| Nonviolence International | Promotes nonviolent action and seeks to reduce the use of violence worldwide. |
| North West Indiana Coalition Against the Iraq War | Indiana peace group dedicated to ending the war. |
| Nuclear Age Peace Foundation | Nuclear age peace foundation. |
| Peace Action | Working for peace with belief that war is not a suitable response to conflict, that ever person has the right to live without the threat fro nuclear weapons. |
| Peace Brigades International | Promoting nonviolence and protecting human rights since 1981. |
| Peace One Day | Words to establish the UN International Day of Peace as a day of global cease fire and non-violence, September 21st. |
| Peace Pledge Union | Oldest secular pacifist organization in Britain. |
| Peaceful Tomorrows | Peace organization founded by family members killed on 9/11 who have united to turn grief into action for peace. |
| Peninsula Peace and Justice Center | Bay area peace activism at work! |
| Peace and Justice Center of Sanoma County | Nonprofit organization addressing peace issues and governmental affairs. |
| Raise Hell for Moly Ivins! | Grassroots campaign of ordinary Americans inspired by the late national newspaper columnist Molly Ivins, appealing to Americans to speak out against the Iraq War. |
| San Antonio Peace Center | Supports peace in our lives and the demonstration of peace within the community. |
| School of the Americas Watch | Seeks to close the US Amy School of the Americas, which is a military school in Ft. Benning, Georgia that trains soldiers from Central America. |
| Stop the War Coalition | Bring and end to the so-called "War Against Terrorism." |
| Students for Ending the War in Iraq | Students at Wesleyan University dedicated to brining about an end to the US military involvement in Iraq as soon as possible. |
| Student Stop the War Coalition | Campaigning for an open and democratic anti-war movement. |
| Traprock Peace Center | A neighbors’ network to end war. |
| U.S. Labor Against the War | The National Labor Assembly effort against unjust war and foreign policy. |
United for Peace and Justice | Coalition of more than 1,300 local and national groups that join to protest the Iraq War and oppose the U.S. government’s policy of warfare and empire-building. |
| Veterans For Peace | Non-profit organization dedicated to the abolition of war founded by ex-service members in 1985. |
| Vietnam Veterans Against the War | National veterans’ organization opposed to war. |
| Voices for Creative Nonviolence | A campaign of resistance to end the Iraq War and the "Global War on Terror." |
| Youth Action for Peace | International peace movement that aims for societies, peace, justice, and self determination in young people. |
| War Resisters League | Believes in strict non-violence, that war is a crime against humanity. |
| War Times | Compiles information and analysis about the U.S. response to 9/11. |
| Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom – International | Brings together women working together to abolish the causes and legitimating of war. |
| Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom – United States | Brings together women working together to abolish the causes and legitimating of war. |
| World Without War Council | Non-governmental organization working to promote American leadership in progress toward a world that resolves conflict without mass political violence. |
~ Buddhist Peace Links~
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| Buddhist Peace Fellowship | Envisions a future in which people from all backgrounds come into a heartfelt realization of our interconnection to each other and to the Earth, via actions of generosity, compassion, wisdom and justice. |
| Buddhist Peace Fellowship – NY | New York-based peace group. |
| Dharma Drum Mountain – Taiwan | Chinese Chan (Zen) Buddhist organization building a Pureland in this world by bettering our spiritual and physical environment. |
| Tzu Chi Foundation | Buddhist non-profit that contributes to betting social and community services, medical care, education and humanism in the world. |
~ Christian and Universal Peace Links ~
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| American Friends Service Committee | Quaker values in action giving conscientious objectors opportunity to take action to overcome violence and injustice. |
| Anglican Peace and Justice Network (APJN) | APJN is a recognized network of the Anglican Communion and is made up of representatives from each Anglican Province. |
| Andover Newton Theological School | Oldest graduate school of theology in the U.S., creating lively, ecumenical environment for study. |
| Arizona Christian Peacemakers | A group of christians in Arizona who are committed to the practice and witness of peacemaking as modeled by Jesus. |
| Christian Peacemakers Teams | Christians devoted to non-violent peacemaking. |
| Crawford Peace House | Interfaith peace organization originating in Crawford, Texas proving alternatives to war at the doorstep of the President. |
| Disciples of Peace Fellowship | Christian Church of Disciples of Christ interested in peace and justice to demilitarize, abolish death penalty, and other efforts. |
| Episcopal Peace Fellowship | Striving to Work for Peace and Justice in communities around the world. |
| Interfaith Center for Peace | Responding in faith to the wisdom of spiritual leaders throughout human history, the Interfaith Center for Peace teaches people, by deed and example, how to be peacemakers in their own places. |
| Interfaith Coalition for Peace and Justice | Interfaith Coalition for Peace and Justice |
| Interfaith Communities United for Justice and Peace | Anti-war, pro-justice and peace organization, providing event info, actions, campaigns and commentary. |
| Iowa Peace Network | Peace group motivated by faith in God and commitment to the way exemplified by Jesus Christ. |
| Mennonite Links | Peace and Justice Support Network of Mennonite Church USA. |
| Northern California Pax Christi | San Jose and other Bay Area (CA) Catholics wishing to pursue Jesus’ calling to peace and non-violence, and to work for social justice. |
| Lutheran Peace Fellowship | Responding to the gospel call to be peacemakers. |
| Oregon-Idaho Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church | Annual conference. |
| Orthodox In Communion | Orthodox peace fellowship promoting peace in daily lives. |
| Pax Christi Metro New York | We are a regional section of the international Catholic peace movement. |
| Pax Christi USA | The national Catholic peace movement. |
| Stanford Pax Christi | Stanford (CA) Catholics wishing to pursue Jesus’ calling to peace and non-violence, and to work for social justice. |
| Sojourners | Articulates biblical call to social justice. |
| Third Unitarian Church | Voice of liberal religion on Chicago’s West Side for 135 years. |
| Unitarian Universalists for Social Justice | Illinois unitarians working together in Chicago for social justice. |
| Unitarian Universalists Service Committee | Advances human rights and social justice around the world. |
| Unity in Chicago | A spirit-centered community guided by the truth of unity principals and diversity, celebrating the many paths to god. |
| World Peace Prayer Society | To spread the Universal Peace Message and Prayer far and wide to embrace the lands and people of this Earth. |
~ Human Rights Links ~
| Amnesty International | Working to protect human rights worldwide. |
| Ella Baker Center for Human Rights | Strategy and action center working for justice, opportunity and peace in urban America. |
| Global Exchange | A member-based international human rights organization dedicated to promoting social, economic, and environmental justice around the world. |
| Human Rights Watch | Nonprofit NGO dedicated to the protection of human rights worldwide. |
| Peace Boat | Japan-based international non-governmental organization that works to promote peace, human rights, and equality. |
~ Muslim and Related Peace Links ~
| Jihad Watch | Discussion page for those concerned with violence in Islam. |
| Middle East Children’s Alliance | A nonprofit humanitarian aid organization based in Berkeley, CA, supporting children in Palestine, Lebanon and Iraq. |
| Muslim Peace Fellowship | Gathering of peace and justice-oriented Muslims of all backgrounds who ar dedicated to making beauty of Islam evident in the world. |
| Muslim Wakeup | Muslim WakeUp! seeks to bring together Muslims and non-Muslims in America and around the globe in efforts that celebrate cultural and spiritual diversity, tolerance, and understanding. |
| The Religion of Peace | Dedicated to emphasize peace in Islam. |
~ Jewish Peace Links ~
| Brit Tzedek v’Shalom | Jewish Alliance for Justice and Peace to educate and mobilize American Jews in support of a negotiated two-state resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. |
| Jews Against the Occupation | A Jewish voice of opposition to the war on Palestinians. |
| Jews for Racial and Economic Justice | JFREJ engages Jews to pursue and win racial and economic justice in partnership with Jewish and allied people of color, low-income and immigrant communities in New York City. |
| Jewish Peace Fellowship | Celebrate and declare support for conscientious objectors. |
| Jewish Peace Lobby | An American Jewish organization which seeks to promote a just and lasting resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. |
| Jewish Voice for Peace | Activities inspired by Jewish tradition to work together for peace, social justice and human rights. |
| Not In My Name | Predominantly Jewish organization, committed to peaceful and just resolution of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. |
~ Other Peace and Social Justice Links ~
| 2020 Vision | Dedicated to solving global challenges where international security, energy and the environment come together. |
| 50 Years is Enough | Coalition of organizations dedicated to transforming the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. |
| Activist San Diego | Promotes active, inter-related, progressive community in San Diego through networking, culture and electronic technology. |
| Addicted to War | Books and movies opposed to war. |
| American Fallout Records | At American Fallout, our philosophy is to produce timeless, original music that can be enjoyed by a diverse cross-section of people from around the world – honest, genuine music in which content comes before image. |
| Arkansas Coalition for Peace and Justice | Supporting education, dialogue, and actions that promote social and economic justice, ecological sustainability and stewardship, non-violent ways of living and alternatives to war. |
| Arizona Alliance for Peace and Justice | Committed to working toward peaceful and just solutions to terrorism and violence as we seek reconciliation with others. |
| Arlington United for Justice With Peace | Rejects idea that war can resolve any conflicts and problems. |
| Art and Craft of Teaching Peace | The Teaching Peace Conference 2007 is an educational event aimed to bring together the peace-building community from all sectors of society. |
| Association of World Citizens | International peace organization working with people, progressive governments, and international institutions to create lasting peace, social, and economic justice. |
| Atomic Mirror | A nuclear-weapons free zone path to nuclear free world. |
| Axis of Justice | Building Bridges Between Fans of Music And Local Political Organizations to Promote Issues of Peace, Human Rights, and Economic Justice. |
| Bergen Peace & Justice Coalition | Peace group in Bergen County, NJ working for social, economic, racial and environmental justice, and for peaceful solutions to conflicts throughout the world. |
| Bethlehem Neighbors for Peace | Bethlehem Neighbors for Peace (BNP) is an organization of concerned members of the Bethlehem community working for peace. |
| Beyond the Choir | An analysis, strategy and training project for social and economic justice, peace and the environment. |
| Bloomington Peace Action Coalition | Committed to ending the War in Iraq since 2001. |
| Book Project | BookProject works to cultivate a fresh awareness of the profound moral challenges of our day: creating peace, creating a parity of social wealth, and sustaining life on our planet. We believe that the vast majority of people in all nations bring forth the same values when they rise to meet these challenges. |
| Brandywine Peace Community | Swarthmore, PA peacegroup. |
| Brecht Forum | The BRECHT FORUM is a place for people who are working for social justice, equality and a new culture that puts human needs first. |
| Brooklyn For Peace (formerly Brooklyn Parents for Peace) | Brooklyn For Peace is a network of Brooklyn residents — parents, neighbors, and educators — alarmed by the growing militarism of our society and its effect on our lives and our children’s future. |
| Brooklyn Peace Action | Brooklyn peace group. |
| Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture | A humanist religious organization dedicated to improving the ethical quality of relationships in personal lives and in the world. |
| Buffalo State Students for Peace | BSC Students for Peace is a group brought together in response to tragedies resulting from the events that took place on Sept. 11th, 2001. |
| Butterfly Gardens Association | Peace group of musicians. |
| Camp Kinderland | Summer camp with a conscience since 1923. |
| Campaign for Peace and Democracy | The Campaign for Peace and Democracy promotes a new, progressive, and non-militaristic U.S. foreign policy. |
| Cape Codders for Peace and Justice | Joining progressives across Cape Cod. |
| Carolina Peace Resource Center | South Carolina peace group. |
| Central Vermont Peace and Justice | Central Vermont Peace and Justice is a collective of individuals working together to promote peace and justice locally, nationally and globally. |
| Charlottesville Center for Peace and Justice | The Charlottesville Center for Peace and Justice (CCPJ), located in Charlottesville, Virginia, promotes education and action for peace and justice. |
| Chico Peace and Justice Center | Peace and social justice center of Chico, California. |
| Citizens for Peace | Promotes citizen awareness, participation, and action to prevent war and achieve peace. |
| Coalition for World Peace | Los Angeles-based peace group. |
| Coalition for Peace Action | Working for global abolition of nuclear weapons, peace economy, and halt to weapons trafficking. |
| Colorado Campaign for Middle East Peace | Peace group in Denver, Colorado. |
| Committee on Woman, Population and the Environment | Multi-racial alliance of feminist community organizers, scholarly activists, and health practitioners committed to promoting the social and economic empowerment of women. |
| DC Anti-War Network | D.C.-based group opposed to war. |
| Delaware County Wage Peace & Justice | Delaware County Wage Peace & Justice has earned a reputation as one of the most creative and dynamic local peace organizations in the Philadelphia region. |
| Elders for Peace | We are a group of seniors committed to using our energies and imaginations to work toward a more peaceful, nourishing world for people everywhere. We invite you to join us. |
| Fear No Arts Media | Supporting independent media and activism in Savannah. |
| Free Speech TV | A publicly-supported, independent, non-profit TV channel that provides perspectives that are under-represented or ignored by the mainstream media. |
| Friends Committee on National Legislation | Largest peace lobby in Washington, DC. |
| Friends of the Earth | Grassroots groups in 70 countries dedicated to environmental issues. |
| Florida Coalition for Peace and Justice | Comprised of local peace, church and environmental groups in more than fifty Florida cities and towns. |
| Fourth Freedom Forum | Working toward more civilized world based on the force of law rather than force. |
| Global Justice Ecology Project | Taking action to address the common root cause of social justice, economic domination and environmental destruction. |
| Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space | Self-explanitory. |
| Global Peace Solution | Focuses its efforts on international conflict resolution and an investment in the future of humanity. |
| Georgia Peace & Justice Coalition | Peace group in Atlanta, Georgia. |
| Granny Peace Brigade | When a group of women ages 59 to 91, many of us grandmothers, tried to enlist in the United States military on October 17, 2005 The Granny Peace Brigade was born. |
| Green Dove | Creating sustainable communities. |
| Helena Peace Seekers | Action for peace, economic and social justice and environmental responsibility. |
| High Country Peace and Justice | High Country Peace and Justice is a group of activists in Hot Springs, Montana, dedicated to a peaceful and more equitable world through a better environment and justice for all. |
| Historians Against the War | We historians call for a halt to the march towards war against Iraq. |
| In These Time | Dedicated to informing and analyzing popular movements for social, environmental, and economic justice, providing a forum for discussing the politics that shape our lives. |
| Instruments for Peace | Instruments For Peace is a network of musicians who apply much-needed talents and skills in support of peace, justice and sustainability worldwide. |
| Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center | We are a coalition of faith-based organizations and individuals who work together to educate around justice issues, take collaborative action and do public witness. |
| International Peace Rose Gardens | Nonprofit foundation dedicated to establishing symbolic memorials for peace. |
| Jeannette Rankin Peace Center | We are committed to a process of reflection, dialogue and action, both in times of crisis and in the ongoing work of peacemaking. |
| Kind Acts Network Association of B.C. | Nonprofit society that inspires human connection and activities the practice of kindness locally and globally. |
| LEPOCO Peace Center | LEPOCO is a non-profit citizens group of more than 500 members, primarily in the Lehigh Valley area of eastern Pennsylvania. |
| Lafayette Area Peace Coalition | Lafayette, Indiana peace group. |
| Laughtin Horse Books | Since 1985, a non-profit, all-volunteer, collectively run bookstore devoted to social change. |
| Long Island Alliance for Peace Alternatives | Through outreach, education and media, the Long Island Alliance is a center for information and a catalyst for changing and shaping U.S. policies. |
| Maine Coalition for Peace and Justice | Statewide organization of individual citizens and Maine group representatives working collectively and noviolently for social equality, justice, democracy, and environment. |
| Malu Aina Center for Non-violent Education & Action | A spiritual community of Hawaii based on peace, justice and sustainable organic farming. |
| Manhattan Alliance for Peace and Justice | Manhattan, Kansas peace group. |
| Marin Peace and Justice Coalition | Marin County peace group dedicated to taking action to address social injustices, bringing end to war and replace it with peace. |
| Maryland United for Peace and Justice | Maryland-based peace group. |
| Massachusetts Peace Action | Cambridge-based peace group. |
| McHenry County Peace Group | Peace group in Woodstock, IL. |
| Minnesota Neighbors for Peace | Meeting and working with our neighbors on our shared visions for the future has strengthened our communities and empowered us to work together toward a brighter tomorrow for our neighborhoods, cities or towns, state, country, and world. |
| Montana Women for Peace Justice and Equality | Montana Women For provides education and advocacy to encourage the participation and empowerment of women within our democracy. |
| Mothers Acting Up | A movement of mothers publicly and passionately advocating for the world’s children. |
| Media Island International | Volunteer resource, research, and educational organization with a global vision of social change. |
| Merrimack Valley People for Peace | Works for sustainable future for all life on our planet. |
| Merriam Park Neighbors for Peace | A grassroots group of neighbors from the Merriam Park neighborhood in St. Paul, Minnesota, who came together in February 2003 to share information and speak out with a unified voice against the war on Iraq. |
| Miami For Peace | Peace organization in Miami, Florida. |
| Michigan Peaceworks | A grassroots organization dedicated to peace, democracy, civil rights, and civil liberties. To that end, we undertake education and action on local and state levels to influence U.S. foreign and domestic policy. |
| Mid-Missouri Fellowship Reconciliation | The Fellowship of Reconciliation (FOR) is a group composed of people from many faiths, and no particular faith — all coming together to support nonviolence and justice. |
| Mid-Missouri Peaceworks | Mid-Missouri Peaceworks is an egalitarian, non-profit, grassroots membership organization. We are based out of a storefront headquarters, the Peace Nook, in downtown Columbia, Missouri. |
| Mount Dialog Peace and Justice Center | Through personal citizen involvement, we attempts to eliminate nuclear threats, reduce militarism, and promote conflict resolution using verbal communication. |
| Nakashima Foundation for Peace | Dedicated to promote peace through the gifting of peace-tables that are formed by nature. |
| Nashville Peace and Justice Center | The Nashville Peace and Justice Center is a community based coalition of organizations and individuals working to promote equity and to create a peaceful, just, and sustainable society through reflection, education, and non-violent action. |
| National Organizers Alliance | Advancing progressive organizing for social, economic and environmental justice to sustain, support and nurture the people of all ages who do it. |
| Nebraskans for Peace | Nebraska-based peace group. |
| New Hampshire Peace Action | New Hampshire peace group. |
| New Jersey Peace Action | Ordinary people working together to eliminate nuclear weapons, reduce military spending, support global peacemaking, restore the well being of our planet. |
| Newton Dialogues on Peace and War | Committed to values of peace and justice for all people. |
| Northwest Film Center | A regional media arts resource and service organization founded to encourage the study, appreciation and utilization of the moving image arts, foster their artistic and professional excellence, and to help create a climate in which they may flourish. |
| Oak Park Coalition for Truth and Justice | Peace and justice organization in Oak Park, IL. |
| Oregon Peace Works | To direct public policy toward peace at the local, regional, national and global levels. The peace we seek is more than the absence of war. |
| Peace Action New Mexico | We are committed to diversity (economic, age, race, culture, gender and sexual orientation/ preference) within the organization and in our outreach. |
| Peace and Justice Center – Arlington, TX | We see the Peace and Justice Center Arlington as an interconnected, diverse community, positively and boldly working to bring about understanding and respect through education, networking, activism and outreach. |
| Portland Peaceful Response Coalition | We must stop the cycle of violence. We call for compassion and reason in this time of fear, anger, and confusion. |
| Resource Center for Nonviolence | Peace and social justice organization dedicated to promote principles of nonviolent social change and enhancing the quality of life and human dignity. |
| Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center | Dedicated to progressive personal and social change in Rocky Mountains. |
| Ronald Reagan Home for the Criminally Insane | Dedicated to providing compassionate conservative mental healthcare to the American people using graphics, quality products of war, guerrilla theater and stand-up comedy. |
| Common Peace, The Center for the Advancement of Nonviolence | Healing and revitalizing lives and communities through practice of nonviolence as a way of life. |
| PeaceRoots Alliance | Seeks to create peaceful, just, and sustainable world for future generations emphasizing our common humanity, promoting non-violence and removing causes of war. |
| Peace Action New York State | Peace Action is dedicated to promoting the non-violent resolution of conflict, the abolition of nuclear weapons, halting the global spread of conventional arms, and advancing new federal budget priorities that support human needs instead of militarism. |
| The Peace Company | The Peace Company operates as a For-Benefit Enterprise, an emerging class of organization that blends the attributes of a non-profit with the engine of entrepreneurship. |
| Peace Economy Project | We focus our attention on local weapons manufacturing and its connection to global militarization. |
| Peace Education Fund | The Peace Education Fund works to shape public debate and organize the greatest possible public voice concerning reduction of threats from nuclear weapons, de-militarization, and other non-violent issues. |
| Peace House (of Ashland) | Through education and action, Peace House seeks to create a culture of nonviolence that addresses the root causes of oppression. |
| The Peace and Justice Center | Our mission is to create a just and peaceful world. To this end, we work on the interconnected issues of economic and racial justice, peace, and human rights through education, advocacy, training, non-violent activism and community organizing. |
| Peace on the Net | Maintained by a coalition of Danish peace organizations. |
| Peace Links – North Carolina | Empowering citizens to create peace. World peace is built one person at a time. |
| Peace Resource Center of San Diego | Working for Peace, Social Justice and Environment in San Diego. |
| Peace and Social Justice Center of South Central Kansas | Kansas peace group. |
| Pikes Peak Justice and Peace Commission | Community-based organization grounded in principles of non-violence, solidarity with the poor and oppressed, sustainable living and social economic justice. |
| Port Townsend Peace Movement | As our country geared up to invade Iraq, a handful of people got together to plan actions demonstrating opposition to our government’s impending illegal pre-emptive war and to voice our desire for peace. |
| Promoting Enduring Peace | Conducts peace education activities to promote sustainable world peace. |
| Psychologists for Social Responsibility | Uses psychological knowledge and skills to promote peace with social justice at the community, national and international levels. |
| Public Conversation Project | Fosters more inclusive, empathetic and collaborative society by promoting constructive conversations and relationships among those who have differing values, world views, and positions about divisive public issues. |
| Public Services Peace International | Indian Organization for the development of peace, integrity and solidarity among the international community. |
| San Diego Coalition for Peace and Justice | Promotes peace and opposes military violence. |
| Sacramento Progressive Alliance | International community of people working for social justice and peace. |
| Senior Action Network | A city-wide federation of senior organizations to improve the lives of San Francisco’s seniors and all city residence. |
| Sound Peace and Justice | Basically we are a group of concerned individuals who would like to work on creating peace and justice events in the Puget Sound area. |
| South Bay Mobilization | Educate, involve and mobilize for peace and justice in South Bay (CA). |
| South Mississippi United for Peace | We are a diverse group of people, of different backgrounds and political opinions, who are self-motivated to unite for protest of our government’s perpetual war policy. |
| South Mountain Peace Action | Peace group of Maplewood and South Orange, NJ. |
| South Valley Peace Center | Dedicated to promoting peace and justice for all through active and informed community participation and non-violent conflict resolution. |
| Speak Out | An Institute for Democratic Education and Culture that promotes progressive voices on campuses and in communities. |
| Stand Up for Peace Wyoming | Stand Up for Peace is a non-hierarchical organization which acts from consensus to create a comfortable space for people to express their concerns over the aggressive policies, foreign and domestic, of the current US federal government. |
| State College Peace Center | The mission of the State College Peace Center is to educate the community on issues of peace and justice by sponsoring programs on social justice, non-violence, and world events; further, the mission is to cooperate with the larger peace movement and to reach out to concerned individuals. |
| Star Alliance | Nonprofit, nonpartisan, and nonsectarian organization founded to promote peace education programs for children and adults worldwide. |
| Student Farmworker Alliance | National network of students, youth and others to eliminate sweatshop conditions and modern-day slavery in the fields. |
| Student Peace Action Network | Organized for an end of physical, social and economic violence caused by U.S. militarism abroad. |
| Students for Peace | Student club at Maharishi University of Management, the home of consciousness based education. |
| Students Take Action for New Directions | STAND empowers young women to act politically: to vote and connect with legislators across the country. |
| Tallahassee Network for Justice and Peace | Peace group in Tallahassee, Florida. |
| Texas for Peace | Texans for Peace is place for people like you: folks who are interested in peace and justice. |
| Theaters Against War | THAW is an international network of theater artists responding to the United States’ ongoing "War on Terror," aggressive and unilateral foreign policies, and escalating attacks on civil liberties in the US and throughout the world. |
| The Thomas Merton Center | We are people from diverse philosophies and faiths who find common ground in the nonviolent struggle to bring about a more peaceful and just world. |
| Tompkins County Workers’ Center | The Mission of the Tompkins County Workers’ Center is to stand up with all people treated unfairly at work or faced with critical poverty, racial, housing, health care or other social and economic issues. |
| TransAfrica Forum | The oldest and largest African American human rights and social justice advocacy organization promoting diversity and equity in the foreign policy arena and justice for the African world. |
| Tri-City Action for Peace | Tri-City Action for Peace works for global peace and justice through nonviolent resistance. |
| True Majority | Compounding power of those working toward social justice, giving children a decent start in life, protecting the environment. |
| US Peace Council | Affiliate of World Peace Counsel, working toward peace, economic and social justice. |
| Ukuleles for Sanity | Ukuleles For Sanity is a loose affiliation of left-leaning professional musicians and music enthusiasts who have found their artistic voices in the diminutive, underachieving simplicity of the four-stringed ukulele, and are using that voice, with all of its quirky and unique charm, to deliver a powerful political message of empowerment in these dangerous, oppressive times. |
| United for Justice With Peace | Coalition of peace and justice organizations and community peace groups in the Greater Boston region. |
| Vox Pop | Vox Pop is a coffee-house, a bookstore and a publishing company. We are a community-empowering, retail-revolution, live-event-loving, info-shop dedicated to "vox pop," Latin shorthand for "voice of the people." |
| Washington Peace Center | Nonprofit, anti-racist organization providing education and action resources in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. |
| Western New York Peace Center | The Peace Center is one of the very few peace and justice organizations from the Vietnam War era that has been able to sustain itself and continue to thrive and grow. |
| Western Northr Carolina Peace Coalition | The Western North Carolina Peace Coalition formed in response to the September 11, 2001 attack on the World Trade Center in New York City. People from local groups came together with the desire to put forward non-violent responses to the situation as well as to decry the calls for war. |
| Whatcome Peace and Justice Center | Peace center in Bellingham, Washington. |
| Whittier Area Peace and Justice Coalition | Program of International Humanities Center in Whittier, CA. |
| Wisconsin Network for Peace and Justice | Working toward the creation of a world free from violence and injustice. |
| Women’s Action for New Directions | Women activists, legislators, and students working for peace. |
| Women for a Better World | Creating opportunities for woman from diverse backgrounds to come together to discovery the values we hold in common to strengthen the global women’s movement for peace. |
| Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom | WILPF works to achieve through peaceful means world disarmament, full rights for women, racial and economic justice, an end to all forms of violence, and to establish those political, social, and psychological conditions which can assure peace, freedom, and justice for all. |
| World Centers of Compassion for Children International | Cultivating a strong political voice for youth 18 and under, advocating peace and kinship among this group accounting for a third of the world’s population. |
| World Citizens for Peace | World Citizens for Peace is the only peace and nuclear disarmament organization at the Hanford Nuclear Site, where plutonium was produced for the Trinity test, the Nagasaki atomic bomb, and most of the U.S. nuclear arsenal. |
| World Neighbors for Peace | This website project started because a group of Guilderland Neighbors decided to start their own Neighbors For Peace Group in 2006 modeled on the very successful Bethlehem Neighbors For Peace Group in Bethlehem, NY. |
| World Peace Through Technology | Aim to tour the globe in a fleet of buses promoting world peace and goodwill through technology, mainly by enabling net-casts. |
| Worldwide Renaissance | We need a sustainable worldwide renaissance – no endless war! |