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a Decade of Resistance - Dedicated to Breaking the Nuclear Chain
Shundahai is a Newe (Western Shoshone) word meaning "Peace and Harmony with all Creation" ___________________________________________________________________________________ |
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Upcoming Events In 2006 we have planned an ambitious calendar, including film series, a panel discussion of the dangers of transporting nuclear waste, events commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, and a walk from the Skull Valley Goshute reservation to downtown Salt Lake City. Please join us! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ March - a panel discussion, involving experts on nuclear waster transport, emphasizing the dangers to local communities and challenges to emergency responders. --- TBA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ April - events to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, whose effects are still being felt worldwide. Events are still in planning stages. News and studies about Chernobyl will be posted here.---TBA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ May - The 14th Annual Western Shoshone Defense Project Spring Gathering Friday May 19th to Sunday May 21nd 2006 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ June- multiple day walk led by Ohngo Gaudadeh Devia Awareness, to bring attention to the yet pending plans to build a nuclear waste dump on the Skull Valley Goshute Reservation. Event is still in the planning stage ---TBA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Film Series We are pleased to present both fictional and documentary films to educate, inspire and provoke. All films will be shown at Free Speech Zone on Fridays at 7 PM, unless otherwise noted. Free Speech Zone is located at 2144 South Highland Drive, Suite 130, Salt Lake City, UT In February we will be showing films that highlight the dangers of nuclear energy, particularly of transporting and storing the deadly waste. In March we will focus on nuclear weapons testing and constant threat of nuclear terrorism. In April we will show films about Chernobyl and its legacy. In May we will show films about indigenous environmental struggles.
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