Join us at 5pm ET for a powerful discussion about 20 years of US militarized spending since 9/11, and how we can divest from militarism & reinvest in communities.

 
 
 

John,

Join us TODAY at 5pm ET / 4pm CT / 3pm MT / 2pm PT for a critical conversation on why we must dismantle U.S. militarism, divest from the militarized budget, and reclaim our resources to invest in communities!

Twenty years after 9/11, the war on terror has remade the United States into a far more militarized actor, both around the world and at home.

Our new report finds that over the last two decades the U.S. has spent more than $21 trillion on militarization, surveillance, and repression — all in the name of security.

But instead of making our communities more secure, this racist spending produces needless violence, destruction, and harm. It also diverts resources from services that respond to our communities’ real needs.

Join us for this critical conversation tonight!

No Weapons, Wars, or Walls:
Divest from Militarism, Invest in Communities!
Thursday, November 4th
2pm PT / 5pm ET

The conversationalists: 

  • Rosa Barrientos — Southern Borders Community Coalition and Defund Hate Coalition
  • Ngakiya Camara — Dissenters, American University
  • Lindsay Koshgarian — National Priorities Project at the Institute for Policy Studies
  • Moderated by Khury Petersen-Smith — Michael Ratner Middle East Fellow at the Institute for Policy Studies

When we understand the connections between our struggles, and we are prepared to authentically show up in solidarity, our movements build power.

You can register here!

In solidarity,
Lindsay, Ashik, Lorah, and the NPP team at IPS

The U.S. has been in a #StateOfInsecurity for 20 years now, spending over $21 trillion on militarization since 9/11.
Here's what that funded— and what we could reinvest instead.

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