Please join the artists involved in creating the just-released Ground Zero Comics: Move Beyond Nuclear Weapons for a book signing on August 10th from 5-7pm at Fantagraphics Bookstore and Gallery, 1201 South Vale Street, Seattle, Washington. Artists Leonard Rifas, Pat Moriarity, Kelly From, Max Clotfelter, and David Lasky will all present at the event. Click here to learn more about Ground Zero Comics: Move Beyond Nuclear Weapons.
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Honoring Glen Anderson, bannering for nuclear abolition
On July 5, 2024, Rodney Brunelle and Tom Krebsbach held banners and signs on the N 92nd St. I-5 overpass—facing incoming traffic to Seattle on I-5. Between 3 pm to 4 pm, their displayed messages were Abolish Nuclear Weapons, Renounce Militarism—Defund the Pentagon, and Defund Militarism. Responses from passing motorists were positive, and two curious Seattle Police officers stopped to hear Rodney Brunelle explain the statement, “Defund Militarism.” Today, Brunelle and Krebsbach honored our friend and colleague Glen Anderson, a life-long Olympia peace activist, knowing that we honor all our sisters and brothers, every time we hold a banner or […]
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2024 PACIFIC NORTHWEST INTERFAITH PEACE WALK
To Abolish Nuclear Weapons & End All Wars & Violence July 28 & Aug. 1-6, 2024 Vancouver, WA-Tacoma-Bainbridge Is.-Suquamish- Ground Zero Ctr. -Lake Forest Pk.-Seattle NA MU MYO HO REN GE KYO 7/28 Sun. Vancouver.WA 13 miles 8/1 Thu. Tacoma 13 miles 8/2 Fri. Bainbridge Is.-Suquamish 13 miles 8/3 Sat. Poulsbo-Ground Zero Ctr. 8 miles 8/4-5 Sun.-Mon. GZ & Kitsap Bangor Subase 8/6 Tue. Lake Forest Park -Green Lake, Seattle 10 miles On the 26th, […]
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Hiroshima/Nagasaki Weekend of Remembrance & Action
Please join Ground Zero Center for Nonviolent Action as we commemorate the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The event runs from Saturday, August 3rd to Monday, August 5th. Click here for the downloadable-printable PDF flier.
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Frida Berrigan, How Vulnerable Are We?
June 20, 2024 Introduction by Tom Engelhardt I still remember going to New York’s Museum of Modern Art as a kid and seeing Pablo Picasso’s famed painting Guernica — 11.5 feet tall by 25.5 feet long! — hanging there. It was an eye-catching apparition, his gigantic 1937 protest against the devastating bombing of the town of Guernica by German planes connected to the forces of Spanish fascist leader Francisco Franco. And it was in New York because, for all the obvious reasons, it couldn’t be shown in Spain until after Franco, the only fascist winner in what became World War II, finally died in 1975. A mélange of […]
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