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Dear
WILPF US Members &
Friends,
More
than 80 years after
the atomic bombings of
Hiroshima and
Nagasaki, the threat
of nuclear weapons
continues to endanger
communities around the
world. Join
WILPF US & Korea
Peace Now for a
cross-generational
panel where speakers
will share lived
experiences and actions
you can take to advocate
for a world with Nuclear
Bombs Never Again..
August
4
5pm
PT / 8pm ET (August
5th, 9 am in Japan)
You’ll
hear stories, lessons
& history from
these speakers meeting
the moment:
-
Mari
Inoue,
Japanese American
advancing
victim-centered
policies for
nuclear-impacted
communities
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Gil
Kim from
SPARK
advocating for peace
and reunification in
Korea
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Ellen
Thomas & Emma
Walters, WILPF
Members and
Grandmother and
granddaughter duo,
sharing stories of
their journey to
Hiroshima and
organizing for
nuclear disarmament.
-
Natalia
López,
Brown University
student and WILPF US
intern who will
present her research
findings on gendered
impacts of nuclear
threat and war
Learning
Objectives:
- Learn
from experienced
peace leaders &
advocates
- Connect
across generations
of the peace
movement
- Leave
with practical tools
to advance nuclear
disarmament
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