Kate Schulte, left, and Mary O'Connell, both friends of Cherith Brook and Jerusalem Farm, hold a banner of hope against the wind outside the KC MO nuclear weapon plant.
May 18, 2025
8:00 am
- May 19, 2025
- 11:45 am
Cherith Brook Catholic Worker House, 3226 E. 12th St., Kansas City, MO 64127
Leading up to civil resistance, PeaceWorks KC and friends held signs for employees to see as they came to work May 19 to make parts for nuclear weapons in KC MO. Our signs tell our story, “Stop escalating nuclear war.” Below are pictures from photographer Jim Hannah.
Enjoy these pictures of our action May 19 for love of the world and its children!
“Stop escalating nuclear war.”Vet for Peace Chris OverfeltLonnie Welch of Cherith Brook Catholic Worker HouseHenry Stoever, left, reads why he’ll cross the property line at the KC nuclear weapon plant.Ann Suellentrop is interviewed for KKFI by Liz Wade as Jeff Stack listens.Line-crossers, from left: Henry Stoever, Jane Stoever, Ann Suellentrop, Brother Louis Rodemann, Brian Terrell (soon to step across the line), and Mike Miles.Lois Swimmer of Cherith Brook Catholic Worker HouseAnn Suellentrop, left, and Jane StoeverDavid Goughnour, of Cherith Brook, seated, is interviewed for KKFI (90.1 FM).This building, on the new property of the KC National Security Campus, will be one of many where workers are expected to develop six programs for new nuclear weapons.Geese at peace!Geese wander toward the nuclear weapon plant’s Administration Building.NNSA guards ask line-crossers for their driver’s licenses to prepare citations.This sign on the construction site fence emphasizes that NNSA, the National Nuclear Security Administration, is in charge of the US nuclear arsenal.
Kimmy Igla and Rylan Scott pleaded guilty for crossing the property line at the KC nuclear weapons plant, and Ann Suellentrop pleaded not guilty and comes to trial Oct. 25.
“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.