Friday Bulletin

There’s a story that Britain likes to tell itself. It used to have a problem with racism. After the 1993 racist murder of Stephen Lawrence,

As the new editor of the Friday Bulletin, I had hoped to write something else today to introduce myself to the CPT community. But it

As I scrolled through the news about the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, I came across this part of a poem from Gaza: “When a

Nonviolence is often criticized as an undoable ideal. Some ask, “Can the hungry go on a hunger strike?” These are the questions those of us

After nearly forty years of on the ground experience in nonviolent-unarmed-civilian-accompaniment, two things are certain: the struggle for justice is slow, and revolution needs solidarity.

“Christ is still in the rubble,” was Rev. Munther Isaac’s poignant reflection today in Bethlehem. Last year, the Palestinian pastor proclaimed, “If Jesus were to

In April 2009, I joined a CPT delegation to Iraqi Kurdistan. I was surprised by the lush green mountains in the spring, capped with snow

It’s been 426 days since the systematic genocide of Palestinians in Gaza began, and it seems like the world is still debating whether it’s a

I remember my first visit to the community of El Guayabo. We arrived on public transport speed boats that operate on the Magdalena River. I

The work of international solidarity peacemaking is sometimes inaccessible. How does one contribute to the discourse and action for nonviolent change in a country that