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Who we are
Updated
9/27/06
was formed at the Nevada Nuclear Test Site in 1994,
by a council of long-term nuclear disarmament activists, at the
request of Corbin Harney, a Western Shoshone Spiritual Leader.
is dedicated to breaking the nuclear chain by
building alliances with indigenous communities and environmental,
peace and human rights movements. We seek to abolish all nuclear
weapons and an end to nuclear testing. We advocate phasing out nuclear
energy and ending the transportation and dumping of nuclear waste.
We promote the principles of Environmental
Justice and strive to insure that indigenous voices are heard
in the movement to influence U.S. Nuclear and environmental policies.
All of our campaigns and events incorporate the values of community
building, education, spiritual ceremonies and nonviolent direct
action.
Environmental
Justice Now directly assists indigenous communities
affected by nuclear issues, ensuring their voices are heard
on the national level.
Nuclear
Free Great Basin fights the dumping and transportation
of nuclear waste in the Great Basin bio-region by linking communities,
businesses and activists in a common strategy to stop the construction
of nuclear waste dumps.
Action for
Nuclear Abolition works for complete nuclear weapons
disarmament and closure of the Nevada Test Site to all nuclear
programs except for containment and clean up. To this end we
organize educational gatherings and nonviolent direct actions
increasing public awareness and involvement.
opposes all nuclear weapons research,
development, testing and production. We actively seek to close down
the Nevada Test Site to all nuclear weapons programs except for
radioactive contamination containment and cleanup. Shundahai Network
also opposes all nuclear waste dumping on indigenous peoples lands.
We are fighting to halt the proposed high-level nuclear waste dumps
at Yucca Mountain and Skull Valley Reservation. We work to educate
about the dangers of radioactive waste transportation and promote
a safe and sane energy policy based on conservation and renewable
resources. To this end, Shundahai Network organizes and participates
in nonviolent direct actions, demonstrations, workshops and conferences.
Our staff and volunteers work on
a wide range of community outreach, education and public action
campaigns. Through our events and campaigns, Shundahai Network helps
train activists in community organizing and the use of nonviolent
direct action to generate public awareness and apply political pressure
on nuclear and indigenous rights issues.
Shundahai Network supported
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- ABOLITION
2000, A Global network for the elimination of Nuclear Weapons
began at the UN in 1995, when more than 60 NGO's from every continent
adopted the Abolition
Statement and put nuclear abolition on the worlds agenda.
Abolition 2000 demands that negotiations begin immediately on
a nuclear weapons convention for complete disarmament within a
time bound framework. Abolition 2000 now has more than
2030 organizations and municipalities in 93 countries and
continues to grow each day.
- Alliance
for Nuclear Accountability is composed of local, regional
and national organizations working together to promote education
and action addressing issues pertaining to the U.S. nuclear weapons
complex and related facilities. These issues include public
and worker health and safety, the environment, peace and disarmament,
economic and social justice, and government accountability.
- Heal
Utah is an alliance of citizens and organizations united
in an effort to protect the public from the risks of transporting,
storing and disposing of nuclear and toxic wastes.
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Participants
in Building Action for Sustainable Environments (BASE) Program
BASE is a coalition of 17 organizations
nationwide representing people of color and disenfranchized
communities affected by the nuclear chain, as well as U.S. chemical
and biowarfare facilities. Shundahai Network is honored to be
a member of this effort. Email contacts are located at the end
of each group description."
- US
Network to Abolish Nuclear Weapons To
ensure a just, secure, healthy and sustainable world for our children,
grandchildren, all future generations and all living things, we
aim to educate public opinion and mobilize persistent popular
pressure to move the United States government to take prompt and
unequivocal actions to eliminate nuclear weapons. Our objective
is nothing less than the universal, complete, verifiable, and
enduring abolition of nuclear weapons.
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