Peace Almanac Available Free to Radio Stations and Podcasts

Peace Almanac Available Free to Radio Stations and Podcasts The World BEYOND War Peace Almanac is now available in audio consisting of 365 two-minute segments, one for each day of the year, free to radio stations, podcasts, and everyone else. The Peace Almanac (also available in text) lets you know important steps, progress, and setbacks in the movement for peace that have taken place on each date of the calendar year. Please ask your local radio stations to use the Peace Almanac. Radio stations and podcasts are encouraged to air a two-minute Peace Almanac item each day of the year. All 365 files can be downloaded at once in a compressed zip file here. Or go to the month you want below and listen to or download the file you’re looking for. January February March April May June July August September October November December Various ways to access the Peace Almanac: Buy the print edition, or the PDF. Go to the audio files. Go to the text. Go to the graphics. This Peace Almanac should remain good for every year until all war is abolished and sustainable peace established. Profits from sales of the print and PDF versions fund the work of World BEYOND War. Text produced and edited by David Swanson. Audio recorded by Tim Pluta. Items written by Robert Anschuetz, David Swanson, Alan Knight, Marilyn Olenick, Eleanor Millard, Erin McElfresh, Alexander Shaia, John Wilkinson, William Geimer, Peter Goldsmith, Gar Smith, Thierry Blanc, and Tom Schott. Ideas for topics submitted by David Swanson, Robert Anschuetz, Alan Knight, Marilyn Olenick, Eleanor Millard, Darlene Coffman, David McReynolds, Richard Kane, Phil Runkel, Jill Greer, Jim Gould, Bob Stuart, Alaina Huxtable, Thierry Blanc. Music used by permission from “The End of War,” by Eric Colville. Audio music and mixing by Sergio Diaz. Graphics by Parisa Saremi. World BEYOND War is a global nonviolent movement to end war and establish a just and sustainable peace. We aim to create awareness of popular support for ending war and to further develop that support. We work to advance the idea of not just preventing any particular war but abolishing the entire institution. We strive to replace a culture of war with one of peace in which nonviolent means of conflict resolution take the place of bloodshed.

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