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The future of the disarmament agenda is on the line now as New START ratification moves forward in the US Senate.

WPSR participates in events around the NPT Conference!

Events throughout western Washington prove inspirational and meaningful!

May 7, 2010

On Sunday, May 2nd, WPSR members, supporters and allies gathered at Seattle University’s Quad, listened to some great speakers including Dr. David and Reverend Anne Hall, and then marched with approximately 200 friends and colleagues to downtown. This event was organized by Ground Zero Center for Non-Violent Action. Along with the marchers and dozens of handheld signs, a dozen or so held tight to a single replica trident missile.

 

Todd Boyle captured the talks, signs and march, on video:
 

Helen Jaccard, a member of Veterans For Peace, took several hundred excellent pictures and clicking here will take you to her pictures.

 

The events will coincide with demonstrations around the world demanding that the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review, set a firm date and implementation plan for the total elimination of nuclear weapons.

Action Alerts

  • Tank Closure and Waste Management EIS Public Hearing Announced

    The Tank Closure and Waste Management (TC&WM) draft EIS for Hanford has been released and public opinion is sought. Plese click here to learn more about how to get involved in this process.

  • "Particles on the Wall" makes its debut!

    Particles on the Wall is an interdisciplinary exhibit exploring elements of the nuclear age, science, Hanford history, their thread through our lives and their bearing on the Columbia River and natural world. POTW's first venue is in Seattle's University District at the Allegro Cafe.

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In the Spotlight

  • October 21, 2009
    WPSR Dinner
    Longtime friends and new acquaintances came together on September 26th to honor the importance of Washington State PSR’s work.