New Video!
Kansas folks had a peace workshop and photo-exhibit on October 13-15. This is a video of rally & arrests in opposition to military air show.
http://du-blog.wildclearing.com/2008/10/20/heartland-speaks-rally-and-arrests-in-opposition-to-military-air-show.aspx
Video hosted by DEADLY IMPACT: The New Uranium Weapons Threat Blog site arising from efforts to halt use and production of uranium weapons and depleted uranium munitions (DU) and their deadly contamination.
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New Photos
Takashi Morizumi took photos during the most recent Iraq
conflict, and he has added 11 new photos to the exhibition. To get
more
information on obtaining these photos, contact Kyoko Kawashima at
chouwa@savewarchildren.org
Read comments from people who have
viewed the exhibition.
For a report from Morizumi on his
latest trip to Iraq:
http://www.chimerafilms.co.uk/children6.html
Cost of the War in Iraq
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Latest report from Lauren Moret.
Children of the Gulf War US Tour Project aims to draw
attention to the devastation of the war and economic sanctions against
Iraq. We are organizing an exhibition of the works of the Japanese
anti-nuclear photojournalist Takashi Morizumi.
His works convey the real. yet hidden. human and environmental prices
being paid by the people of Iraq.
The first U.S. photo exhibit
was launched at the Berkeley Main Library in November 2002. Our
goal is to exhibit through various communities around the country.
The photo exhibit also exposes the the devastation caused by DU
- depleted uranium weapons on people and the environment around
the world. We are working to ban DU weapons by showing the horrible
effects on the civilians and veterans of this new type of nuclear
war.
The Children of the Gulf War US Tour Project is based
in the San Francisco Bay Area. We are working with organizations
in Atlanta, Georgia and Hiroshima, Japan.
To view our information in Japanese, click here:
 
Please Help
We need donations to buy more sets
of photos to show in exhibitions
around the United States. These exhibitions have had a big effect
on the people who have viewed them. To donate, click
here.
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