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Resources and Tools
Peace News resources & films
The March that Shook Blair: An Oral History of 15 February 2003
by Ian Sinclair £11.5
by Ian Sinclair £11.5
2 book offer: Toward a living revolution & Making Nonviolent Revolution
Get both books for just £15! Price includes p+p for UK delivery. For international shipping, add £5.95. £15
Get both books for just £15! Price includes p+p for UK delivery. For international shipping, add £5.95. £15
Making Nonviolent Revolution
by Howard Clark
An updated edition of the classic 70s pamphlet.
Published by Peace News, July 2012 £4
by Howard Clark
An updated edition of the classic 70s pamphlet.
Published by Peace News, July 2012 £4
Toward a living revolution: A five-stage framework for creating radical social change
by George Lakey
The book every activist should read!
Published by Peace News, July 2012 £14
by George Lakey
The book every activist should read!
Published by Peace News, July 2012 £14
Rebellious Media Conference DVD
The RMC DVD contains Noam Chomsky's keynote address, the final plenary featuring Michael Albert, Becky Hogge and others, and many highlights of the RMC. £13.5
The RMC DVD contains Noam Chomsky's keynote address, the final plenary featuring Michael Albert, Becky Hogge and others, and many highlights of the RMC. £13.5Peace News tools
Films
A film of a screening and talk by author and journalist D D Guttenplan on the life and work of one of the 20th century’s great radical journalists - I F Stone. The event (14 March 2012) was organised by Peace News and the National Union of Journalists and was filmed by John Whiting.


