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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:
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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.
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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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