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SUMMARY:A weekend celebrating women's peace camps
DESCRIPTION:Join Aldermaston Women’s Peace Camp for a weekend of women’s peace camps celebrations\n\nAWPC’s September camp will be moved to Friday 3rd to Sunday 5th to join in with the Greenham Peace Camp’s 40th anniversary events\n\nJoin AWPC outside AWE Aldermaston for:\n– Guided tours of Aldermaston and Burghfield nuclear weapons bases ֎֎֎\n– Activism Craft workshops (all materials provided\, bring your inspiration!) ֎֎֎\n– Talks on nuclear weapons and resistance\n\nMore info here\nPLUS!!\nSaturday night party to celebrate 36 years of AWPC’s presence outside AWE Aldermaston\nWine\, Song\, Music – Party starts at 7pm\n\n⛺️ Bring a tent and sleeping bag\nSome refreshments provided throughout the weekend\n🚾 Accessible toilets near the Camp\nALSO!\n\nJoin AWPC and Greenham Women for ‘Weaving the Web(inars)’ – Online March of Ideas between 27 August and 2 Sept 2021 (info@acronym.org.uk)\nOrganized by Aldermaston Women’s Peace Camp\, Paices Hill RG7 4WP\, outside AWE Aldermaston\nAWPC camps are held on the second weekend of each month. For more information please phone 07852 293386
URL:https://greenhamwomeneverywhere.co.uk/event/a-weekend-celebrating-womens-peace-camps/
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SUMMARY:Drawing towards Peace
DESCRIPTION:workshop for adults\, booking via Corn Exchange \n  \nThe Base\, Greenham Business Park
URL:https://greenhamwomeneverywhere.co.uk/event/drawing-towards-peace/
LOCATION:The Base\, Greenham Business Park\, Communications Road\, Thatcham\, RG19 6HN\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Weaving the Web/inars: Greenham 40th: Western Shoshone Speak Out Against Nuclear Colonialism
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n\n\nNuclear Weapon ‘Test’ on Shoshone Land 1951 \nFrom 1958 to 1992\, the UK conducted 24 underground tests at the US Nevada Test Site\, on the ancestral lands belonging to the Western Shoshone people.  This Web/inar is coordinated by Juley Howard and explores the impacts of nuclear colonialism with Ian Zabarte\, who stands alongside Chief Raymond Yowell (ret’d) as Principal Man of the Western Bands of the Shoshone Nation of Indians in their continuing struggle for true sovereignty and justice.   \nMap of Newe Segobia\, as recognised by the 1863 Treaty of Ruby Valley \nOn 14 November 1990\, four activists\, including three Greenham Women who were also part of the Aldermaston Women’s Peace Camp(aign)\, halted a British nuclear test for new warheads for the Trident nuclear weapons system.  Jane Gregory\, Juley Howard\, Lorna Richardson and Michael Terry from local American Peace Test group had been given permission by the Elders of the Western Shoshone Nation to walk on their sacred ancestral lands to stop nuclear testing.  Following their arrest and subsequent trial in Las Vegas\, the Greenham and Aldermaston Women returned to Britain and organised meetings for Western Shoshone women to speak directly about British-American nuclear colonialism\, environmental contamination and violation of their land\, rights and sovereignty.  In July 1993\, 13 Greenham/Aldermaston Women were arrested for gate-crashing a Buckingham Palace Garden Party with visual materials that highlighted British nuclear testing and abuses against Western Shoshone rights and lands.  When the women stood trial in Bow Street Court\, they were supported by Western Shoshone Elder William Rosse Sr.\, who travelled to London and gave powerful testimony on this issue.   \nIan Zabarte (our main speaker) is a long-term political activist by necessity of being a member of the Western Shoshone Nation.  From Duckwater in Northern Nevada Ian has spent decades working with Western Shoshone elders to preserve the Western Shoshone territory – Newe Segobia.  Through organisations such as the Native Community Action Council\, the heart of Ian’s work is to maintain the Western Shoshones’ Treaty Rights from the agreement made with the US government at Ruby Valley in 1863.  This work encompasses fulfilling the treaty agreements\, environmental and social justice demands of the Shoshone Nation\, as well as their rights to conserve and use the land to support the traditional Shoshone lifestyle and to protect Western Shoshone cultural heritage.  \nIan has carried on the struggle to stop nuclear waste dumping at Yucca Mountain in the heart of Newe Segobia. He was part of the campaign to successfully end nuclear bomb tests in North America\, above and below ground.  Today he stands alongside Chief Raymond Yowell (ret’d) as Principal Man of the Western Bands of the Shoshone Nation of Indians in the fight for true sovereignty and justice.  \nIan Zabarte  \nThis Webinar is coordinated and facilitated by Juley Howard\, Greenham Common campaigner\, who took part in actions to stop the UK’s penultimate nuclear bomb explosion in 1990\, along with Greenham/Aldermaston campaigners Lorna Richardson and Jane Gregory\, Michael Terry from the American Peace Test action group\, plus Rebecca Johnson\, whose post-Greenham work with Greenpeace enabled this and other nonviolent activism at many nuclear test sites\, which contributed to the 1996 Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT). \n  \nExplore the  Repository at University Nevada Reno relating to the lives of the Dann sisters and the Western Shoshone Defense Project dedicated to maintaining the Shoshone tradition of respect for and life in harmony with Mother Earth.  \nYucca Mountain on Shoshone land\, Nevada
URL:https://greenhamwomeneverywhere.co.uk/event/weaving-the-web-inars-greenham-40th-western-shoshone-speak-out-against-nuclear-colonia/
CATEGORIES:External event,Weaving the web/inars
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210930T193000
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SUMMARY:Bloody Wimmin
DESCRIPTION:Script in hand performance of play by Lucy Kirkwood\, Booking via Eventbrite\n\n \n\n@ Greenham Control Tower
URL:https://greenhamwomeneverywhere.co.uk/event/bloody-wimmin/
LOCATION:Greenham Common Control Tower\, Bury Banks Road\, Newbury\, RG19 8BZ\, United Kingdom
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