A question about the participation of weapons companies in education has been raised in the Victorian Parliament. Aiv Puglielli, Greens MP for North-East Metro, raised the issue on 5 March 2024, directing a question to the Minister for Education: My…
Teachers for Peace, Medical Association for Prevention of War, and Teachers and School Staff for Palestine call on teachers, students, and families to join a national ban and boycott of the National Youth Science Forum (NYSF). NYSF has a long…
Research from the UK suggests students prefer non-military careers - as long as non-military options are provided.
Demilitarise Education's video series is a great resource for introducing key concepts and busting myths about the weapons trade.
The AEU reiterates its opposition to the narrowing of STEM education due to the influence of weapons companies.
Increasing armed violence and instability around the world means big profits for the global weapons industry.
Wage Peace has launched an audio series and accompanying teaching resources. Get Your Armies Off Our Bodies is the inaugural series of Wage Peace’s Peace Pod podcast. E7 Child’s Play: Militarism in the Classroom covers the issue of weapons company…
The Australian Education Union reiterates and strengthens its longstanding commitment to peace.
Teachers for Peace asks the National Youth Science Forum to cut ties with Lockheed Martin, a company profiting from humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
The way that past wars are taught, and the way that current wars are interpreted at school, shapes society’s relationship to armed conflict.
