KnowraPeace movementLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Peace movement, each with the reason it gives.All 13Related 3Narrower topic 10PacifismNarrower topic: Pacifism informs the movement, though many peace activists do not reject all force.Anti-war movementNarrower topic: Anti-war campaigns form a conflict-specific or militarism-focused part of this wider movement.DisarmamentNarrower topic: Organized peace activism has repeatedly pressed governments to reduce armaments.Remembrance DayRelated: Some observances pair mourning the dead with calls to prevent future wars.Engaged BuddhismRelated: Buddhist peace activism has challenged militarism through public witness, dialogue, and nonviolent action.Peaceful coexistenceRelated: Peace movements pressed governments to treat coexistence as more than a strategy for managing rivalry.AntimilitarismNarrower topic: Antimilitarism is one strand within organized efforts to prevent war.American Friends Service CommitteeNarrower topic: The committee has been an institutional participant in United States and international peace activism.Frédéric PassyNarrower topic: Passy emerged from the nineteenth-century movement that organized against war and promoted arbitration.Peace and Truce of GodNarrower topic: The medieval movement is an early religious example of organized attempts to restrain violence.Betty WilliamsNarrower topic: The Peace People formed one local movement within a much broader tradition.Auguste BeernaertNarrower topic: Beernaert pursued peace through legal institutions rather than primarily through mass activism.Petra KellyNarrower topic: Kelly connected parliamentary work with grassroots opposition to nuclear weapons.