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President's Message
olympic inspiration for peace
by David Krieger
The world has again witnessed two weeks of extraordinary beauty and talent by young athletes gathered from throughout the world. Their crowning common achievement was to come together in the spirit of friendship and peaceful competition, and demonstrate to the world the incredible beauty not only of their skills and talents but of peace in action.
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US
leadership for a nuclear weapons-free world: an appeal to the next president
Appeal
to the Next President Goes Global
La
Apelación para el próximo Presidente se hará a nivel
mundial
The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation has launched an Appeal to
the next President of the United States calling for US leadership for a nuclear
weapons-free world. The Appeal will be delivered to the White House on January
20, 2009 when a new President is inaugurated.
The Appeal reads in part, “I call upon the next President of the United
States to make a world free of nuclear weapons an urgent priority and to assure
US leadership to realize this goal.”
You can also download the Appeal to collect printed signatures.
English: Color version. Black
and white version.
Español 
Versión
en color. Versión en blanco y negro.
think outside the bomb:
Boston, MA: August 14-17, 2008
Join the Think Outside the Bomb network for four days of learning, sharing, and activism, August 14-17 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston, MA. The conference will provide a backdrop for nuclear abolitionists, peace activists, ecologists, and other advocates of social justice and a livable planet to learn in-depth about the threat of nuclear weapons, the destruction caused by the nuclear fuel chain, and current political opportunities to move toward nuclear disarmament.
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Additional Reading
- NATO Nuclear Weapons: Power Without Purpose by David Krieger
- US Missile Defense: The Magic Pudding that Will Never Run Out by George Monbiot
- Towards an International Renewable Energy Agency by Alice Slater
- A Path to Peace in the Caucasus by Mikhail Gorbachev
- Assessing the Georgian Crisis by Richard Falk
- Don't Loosen Nuclear Rules for India by Edward Markey and Ellen Tauscher
- Appeal to the UC Regents: Read and Sign the Appeal Here
- Collective Statement by DOELOC to the University of California Regents
- Comparing the Positions of Senators Obama and McCain on Nuclear Disarmament by David Krieger
- Is Japan Being Too Polite About Nuclear Disarmament? by David Krieger
- Ten Years of the International Criminal Court by René Wadlow
- Firings and Hirings: The US Nuclear Arsenal Versus the People by David Krieger
- Ten Years of the Bomb by Zia Mian
- Preventing an Arms Race in Outer Space by James Carroll
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