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Sadako Peace Day 2009
The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation hosted the 15th Annual Sadako Peace Day commemoration on August 6, 2009 at La Casa de Maria in Montecito, CA. Each year the Foundation remembers the story of Sadako Sasaki and all victims of nuclear weapons.
See photos of the event below.
Reading
Event Program
New Hope for Nuclear Disarmament
by David Krieger
Our Purpose
by Maia Ziaee
Woo
by Perie Longo
Poem for Sadako
by Barry Spacks
Audio (MP3)
Shakuhachi Introduction
- Bob Sedivy
Welcome
- Steven Crandell
Our Purpose
- Maia Ziaee
New Hope for Nuclear Disarmament
- David Krieger
Peace Like a River
- Steven Crandell
Poem for Sadako
- Barry Spacks
Woo
- Perie Longo
Down by the Riverside
- Steven Crandell
Recognition of Foundation Interns
- Steven Crandell
Speech / Thank You
- Stephanie Glatt
Shakuhachi Closing
- Bob Sedivy
Bob Sedivy plays the shakuhachi
to open the afternoon program.
Photo by Rick Carter.
David Krieger
remembers
Sadako and all victims of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Photo by Rick Carter.
Paper cranes filled the Sadako Peace
Garden's trees and boulders.
Photo by Phil Channing.
Maia Ziaee, 12, reads an
original poem
outlining her vision of peace.
Photo by Phil Channing.
Stephanie Glatt, Director of La Casa de Maria, speaks about the wonderful programs offered by the organization. Photo by Phil Channing.
NAPF 2009 summer interns (L to R): Steven Moxley, Rebecca Plotkin, Volha Charnysh, Jenna Ziesenhene.
Photo by Rick Carter.
The natural beauty of the Sadako Peace Garden was on display at the event. Photo by Phil Channing.
David Krieger addresses the audience on this day of remembrance. Photo by Phil Channing.
Former Santa Barbara Poet Laureate Perie Longo reads her poem "
Woo
." Photo by Rick Carter.
First Poet Laureate of Santa Barbara Barry Spacks reads his "
Poem for Sadako
." Photo by Rick Carter.
Steven Crandell leads the audience in song.
Photo by Rick Carter.
A crowd of over 80 people gathered to remember the victims of the atomic bombings. Photo by Phil Channing.
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