nuclear abolition

Robert Aldridge, ¡Presente!

Robert Creston Aldridge, recipient of the Fellowship of Reconciliation’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Award in 1981, was born at his home in Watsonville, California, on April 15, 1926, at a time when home births were a common part of life.

May 17, 2022 No Comments

Breaking Through the Normalcy of Los Alamos on Hiroshima Day

Driving up the two-lane mountain road along the red and orange wall of rocks on one side and the shocking sheer cliff down to the sagebrush valley far below on the other into the surreal town of Los Alamos, New

August 7, 2018 No Comments

No Nuclear Weapons & Nobel 2017: Next Best Thing to Being There

Over the decades, the Nobel Peace Prize and its decision-making committee has come under great criticism for a number of obvious controversies. But no lover of peace can fault Nobel Prize 2017, a glorious affirmation of the work of the

December 12, 2017 No Comments

No Nuclear Weapons & Nobel 2017: Next Best Thing to Being There

Over the decades, the Nobel Peace Prize and its decision-making committee has come under great criticism for a number of obvious controversies. But no lover of peace can fault Nobel Prize 2017, a glorious affirmation of the work of the

December 12, 2017 No Comments