“The more we educate ourselves and each other, the stronger the anti-nuclear movement grows!” says Kimmy Igla, reflecting on our high-energy Memorial Day gathering.
PeaceWorks KC held its 13th annual Memorial Day event this year at the KC National Security Campus. Some 63 of us gathered to march, mourn, and rally to object to the nuclear weapons production work at NSC.
PeaceWorks is helping sponsor the journeys of three Board members to Japan, to the annual remembrance ceremonies of the US bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Donations are welcome!
“The more we educate ourselves and each other, the stronger the anti-nuclear movement grows!” says Kimmy Igla, reflecting on our high-energy Memorial Day gathering.
PeaceWorks KC held its 13th annual Memorial Day event this year at the KC National Security Campus. Some 63 of us gathered to march, mourn, and rally to object to the nuclear weapons production work at NSC.
"Once again we return / To this site / Of immense / Destruction" -- so begins this poem by Ron Faust about the annual PeaceWorks Memorial Day observance. It occurs near the KC National Security Campus, where parts are made for nuclear weapons.
PeaceWorks is helping sponsor the journeys of three Board members to Japan, to the annual remembrance ceremonies of the US bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Donations are welcome!
No journalists allowed. Only cheerleaders and propagandists for the merchants of death. ... No one needs to die for a cause that is better served by nonviolence and rule of law.
During DC Days, we learned a great deal about the plans to spend 2 trillion dollars over the next 30 years to completely remake all US nuclear weapons and about the woefully inadequate budget to clean up the massive nuclear waste across the country.