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1. A Twelve Step Program to End Nuclear Weapons Addiction, by David Krieger, 2000

December 2000

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1. Statement by the President on Signing the International Criminal Court Treaty, December 31, 2000
2. Notes from the Road, by Michael Coffey, December 21, 2000
3. National Missile Defense: Just Say No!, by David Krieger, December 16, 2000
4. Letter to President Clinton from Nuremberg Chief Prosecutor Ben Ferencz, December 6, 2000
5. We Could Learn from the Skeptics, by David Krieger, December 2000
6. A Proposal for Achieving Zero Nuclear Weapons by Admiral Noel Gayler, US Navy (Ret.), December 2000

November 2000

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1. A Victory for All Humanity, by David Krieger, November 28, 2000
2. Nagasaki Appeal The Nagasaki Global Citizens' Assembly for the Elimination of Nuclear Weapons, November 20, 2000
3. Learning About Peacemaking Is a Step Toward Ending Violence, by Leah Wells, November 2000
4. Peace and Security Begins with Youth, by Carah Lynn Ong, November 2000

October 2000

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1. Commentary on the Appeal to End the Nuclear Weapons Threat to Humanity, by David Krieger, October 23, 2000
2. The Spirit of the Olympics: An Open Letter to the International Olympic Committee, by David Krieger, October 12, 2000
3. A New Beginning - A World without Nuclear Weapons, by David Krieger, October 2000
4. National Missile Defense - Why Should We Care?, by Admiral Eugene Carroll, Jr., October 2000

September 2000

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1. Criticism and Protest Surround Anti-Missile System, by Carah Ong, September 20, 2000
2. An Open Letter to the Next U.S. President, by David Krieger, September 2000
3. Non-Proliferation Treaty Stays Alive - for now, by David Krieger, September 2000
4. Living with the Future, by David Krieger, September 2000
5. Moving Humanity Toward a Great Future, by Frank K. Kelly, September 2000

August 2000

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1. Only a Question of Time: Science, Ethics and Weapons of Mass Destruction, by Jennifer Allen Simons, Ph.D., August 28th - 30th, 2000
2. Signposts, Milestones to a Culture of Peace, by Jennifer Allen Simons, August 11, 2000
3. A Peace Message: On the Fifty-fifth Anniversaries of the Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, by David Krieger, August 2000
4. Leadership for Social Change,by Lorissa Rinehart, August 2000
5. When Good Comes From Bad, by Ishmael Beah, August 2000

June 2000

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1. Nonviolence: Teacher Explores Finding Peaceful Paths In Life, by Kathleen Wilson, June 12, 2000
2. China’s Concern over National Missile Defence, by Dingli Shen, June 2000
3. Non Violent Curriculum for Kids, by Leah Wells, June 2000

May 2000

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1. It's Time to End the Nuclear Weapons Threat, by David Krieger, May 25, 2000
2. Advice To Graduates, by David Krieger, May 2000

April 2000

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1. Teacher Advocates Nonviolence, by Nancy Forrest, April 17, 2000
2. The Irrationality of Deterrence: A Modern Zen Koan, by David Krieger, April 7, 2000
3. State of the Nuclear Age, by David Krieger, April 6, 2000
4. Bubbles · Not Bombs, by Marc Kielburger, April 2000]

March 2000

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1. The Earth Charter, March 2000
2. How Countries Can Work Together to Rid the World of Its Greatest Danger, by Dean Babst, March 2000

February 2000

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1. A Nuclear Crisis, by Jimmy Carter, February 23, 2000
2. Preventing An Accidental Armageddon, by Dean Babst, February 2002
3. The Most Important Moral Issue of Our Time, by David Krieger, February 6, 2000
4. Questions to Ask US Political Candidates -- Presidential or Congressional -- in this Election Year, February 2000

January 2000

1. Errors Found In Hanford Thyroid Disease Study, by Trisha Pritikin, January 2000
2. The Non-Proliferation Treaty Crisis, January 2000
3. The Young Men With The Guns, by David Krieger, January 2000
4. Open Letter to the Leaders of all Non-Nuclear Weapons States, by David Krieger, January 2000