The Blue Mountains Peace Collective is a community organization advocating for global Nuclear Disarmament and a peaceful, independent Australia. We support other local, National and International campaigns on conflict related issues; Global warming / the Climate crisis, refugees, and environmental degradation. We call for an independent Australian foreign policy to secure peaceful, just, sustainable development in our region.

For Australia signing a nuclear-weapons ban treaty, against AUKUS and for a peaceful, independent future for Australia.

Blue Mountains Peace Collective

War & Peace

a community conversation with speakers, song, and vintage peace posters

Sunday 15 September at 2pm

The Next Blue Mountains Event

2pm - Lawson Mechanics Institute

Great Western Hwy

Stand up for Peace & Justice

Join us in the Blue Mountains in the fight for global nuclear disarmament and a peaceful, independent future for Australia.

Ongoing Events

Rally and March for a Ceasefire, Israeli Withdrawal and a Just, Secure Peace in Palestine

Sydney - every Sunday at 1.00 pm at the Archibald Fountain, Hyde Park

Satudays in Katoomba

Civic Centre Katoomba St every second weekend

Ceasefire, Peace & Justice for Palestine Rally

A one-off event

Sign the Healthcare not warfare petition - 30,000 & counting

IPAN and Aust Anti-AUKUS Coalition Change.org petition

Do you want to do more on the issue of nuclear weapons?

Become a Nuclear Weapon Ban Advocate.

Three out of four people want the Australian Government to sign and ratify the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, but it hasn’t happened yet.

Reach out to your state/territory parliamentarians, or federal parliamentarians. As an advocate and local constituent, you will get to know the views and position of your representatives as you urge them to work for Australia’s ratification of the nuclear weapon ban treaty. You will be involved in direct advocacy to help end nuclear weapons.

Things you can do RIGHT NOW

AUKUS hunts War Technology:

Isolating Aust Science

Concern about 'capture' of Australian research and scientific institutions by US war industries

Sharing defence research: there’s AUKUS and everybody else