David Krieger
President

Topics:

1. Rising to the Challenge of Peace
2. US Nuclear Policy: A Recipe for Disaster
3. Nuclear Weapons and International Law
4. Terrorism and Nuclearism
5. Choose Hope and Change the World
6. War, Peace and the Human Spirit
7. Global Citizenship
8. Ballistic Missile Defense: What Will it Do?

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Richard Falk
Chair

Topics:

1. Toward a Non-Violent Geopolitics
2. International Law in an Age of Terror
3. The Future of the United Nations
4. Humanitarian Intervention and State Sovereignty
5. Nonproliferation versus Abolition: Toward a Regime of Prohibition

Nick Roth
Washington DC Office Director

Topics

1. US Nuclear History
2. US Nuclear Policy
3. International Nuclear Treaties
4. Hiroshima and Nagasaki
5. Nuclear Disarmament and Non-proliferation

Nickolas Roth is the Director of the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation’s Washington, DC office. He edits the NuclearFiles.org Project, which provides educators, students and concerned citizens worldwide access to primary source documents, historiography, and comprehensive analysis on the political, legal and ethical challenges of the Nuclear Age. He is also in charge of the Turn the Tide Campaign, which seeks to reduce the role of nuclear weapons in US policy. Roth is also editor of The Sunflower, a monthly publication which highlights significant nuclear news, publications and resources. Prior to coming to the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, Roth spent two years in the Editorial Department at the International Food Policy Research Institute and served as the Assistant Director of Research for American University’s Nuclear Studies Institute. Having worked both in the United States and abroad, he has implemented educational programs relating to nuclear history, policy and disarmament. Roth graduated from American University with a Bachelor’s degree in History. For more information, visit: www.wagingpeace.org; www.chartinganewcourse.org and www.nuclearfiles.org.

Rick Wayman
Director of Programs

Topics:

1. Youth Participation in the nuclear disarmament movement
2. Nuclear weapons in the media
3. Nuclear Age Peace Foundation: about the Foundation and its programs
4. Challenging Trident: Lessons learned from the movement to abolish British nuclear weapons
5. Writing effective press releases, articles and op-eds

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Rick Wayman joined the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation as Director of Programs and Operations in 2007. Rick came to the Foundation from the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in London, England, where he worked as Press & Communications Officer during the intense campaign to prevent the replacement of Trident, the UK's nuclear weapons system. He has a Bachelor's degree in International Business from Marquette University and a Master's degree in Intercultural Service, Leadership and Management from the School for International Training.

Thomas Heck
Foundation Member

Topics:

1. Leveraging the Anti-Nuclear Majority: How to Create a Serious Nuclear Disarmament Coalition (NDC)
2. Thinking Beyond the "Road Map": Would a "Holy Land Protectorate" Work?

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Thomas Heck, an independent scholar, peace activist, and musician, was raised in an academic and diplomatic family, his father having served in the U.S. Embassy in France. He is fluent in several languages. After his formal education (Baccalauréat I, Paris; B.A., University of Notre Dame; MLS, Univ. of Southern California; Ph.D., Yale University), Heck had a career in academia, both as a musicologist and as an academic librarian, during which he was awarded two Fulbright scholarships. In 1994-95 he was a Fellow at the Netherlands Institute for Advanced Study. He left the Ohio State University as an Emeritus Professor in 2000. He recently joined the Continuing Education Faculty at Santa Barbara City College to teach in the Omega Program. In addition to speaking on topics related to peacemaking, he is willing to provide incidental music (voice, classical guitar) appropriate to themes of peace.

Steve Daniels
Foundation Member

Topics:

1. Medical effects of nuclear weapons
2. Dangers of nuclear power generation
3. Disarmament and nuclear proliferation
4. International treaties

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Dave Dionisi

Topics:

1. About the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation.
2. Nuclear Overkill and Overspending
3. Weaponizing Space
4. The First Atomic Bombs - Two Perspectives
5. How to Defeat Terrorists - Work For Justice
6. Understanding Why Terrorists Are At War With America
7. Is U.S. foreign policy is making an American Hiroshima attack more likely
8. Understanding the Convergence Of Two Interrogation Standards
9. Covert Propaganda
10. Iraq's Water
11. Sowing the Seeds to Create Terrorists
12. Alliances with Killers

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Dave Dionisi is responsible for National Awareness for Freedom From War. He is a long-time supporter and an advocate for the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation. Dave is the author of American Hiroshima, a book about how to prevent the next 9/11 attack in the United States. He has held significant management positions with MetLife, DirectAdvice and Prudential. He has also started successful small businesses in the United States and internationally. Prior to working in corporate America, Dave served the country as an Army Intelligence Officer. His business and military experiences over the last 24 years are complemented by an extensive background as an international volunteer worker in Asia, Central America, Europe and Africa.

Shall Sinha

Topics:

1. “What would Gandhi say if he came to speak to you at this time on this occasion?"
2. Gandhi’s message of Peace, Non-violence, Social Justice, Equality, Human Rights, Courage, Compassion, Commitment and Integrity in Gandhi’s Character
   

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Dr. Shall Sinha grew up in an environment where everything was influenced by Gandhi’s thoughts and principles. Though he pursued Science and earned a Ph.D. in Engineering, he maintained his deep interest in Gandhi. After about a dozen years of practicing engineering, Dr. Sinha changed the course of his life. He spent several years studying “The Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi” and searching how Gandhi’s principles and techniques could be applied to solve the current problems of violence, terrorism, poverty and social unrests. He then decided to present these in a unique way: in Gandhi’s character.

Dr. Sinha possesses a library that contains over 50,000 pages of collected works of Mahatma Gandhi. In costume, he bears a remarkable resemblance to the real Gandhi. Dr. Sinha is the author of 4 books including, Words of Wisdom from Mahatma Gandhi, which is probably the largest compilation of quotations from Mahatma Gandhi presented within one cover that includes more than 4,000 quotations on over 300 topics.

For more information on Dr. Sinha’s work, please visit www.ssinha.com