SPECIAL PRESENTATION FROM ANNA GYORGY - World touring activist and  author.

Protecting Biodiversity and Life. Anna Gyorgy provides a look at how

countering corporate industrialized monoculture and genetically modified

agriculture involves issues similar to those of countering nuclear power.

Anna Gyorgy, Network coordinator of  Women & Life on Earth (www.wloe.org) a

non profit association to help connect women internationally, share

information and work for ecological health and peace with justice. Anna was

an author/activist in the safe energy/anti-nuclear movement 1975-1982. Since

1985 she has lived in Ireland, Germany, South Korea and West Africa, and

written, edited and organized  with special interest in ecology and

international connections. Anna  currently lives in Bonn, where she

coordinates Women & Life on Earth (www.wloe.org) a German

non-profit association helping to connect women internationally, share

information and work for ecological health and peace with justice. Recently she helped

 organize Planet Diversity, an international conference on food and

agriculture, and much more, held in Bonn May parallel to negotiations for

the UN Convention on Biological Diversity and its related Protocol on Biosafety 

 a.gyorgy@planet-diversity.org

www.planet-diversity.org 

www.wloe.org 

 No Nukes ! Enjoy meeting old friends and raise hell among the young  ones.where ? - A camp with a social conscience… where global justice meets nature- A retreat center for progressives to relax in the company of people who share concerns and values- “It’s one of those places where you can learn things you didn’t know you were looking for.” -a friend- A truly unique vacation destination. Affordable. Beautiful. Invigorating.   M. Thompson, Innkeeper ?   

An exhibit of photographs documenting the birth and growth of the movement that stopped -for thirty one years- the development of nuclear power in the US.  

A look at the people who, against all odds, made a difference.

15 . 22 X 29 Black & White archival pigment prints.

May 16th - June 1 2008-  RECEPTION May 16th  5 PM to 8PM

OVER THE RAINBOW GALLERY@ THE INSTITUTE FOR LIVING ETHICS - Corner of Broadway & Hudson, NYACK NY 10968.“……..So although the organization and events featured here–the Clamshell Alliance and its brave blockade of the Seabrook Nuke–are now past factors in the anti-nuclear movement, this collection of text and photographs is no mere exercise in nostalgia. The Seabrook action, the organizing and decision-making that preceded and followed, basically energized an opposition that swelled in localities and then legislatures around the country to stop the creation of new nuclear power plants in the United States. That embargo is now under challenge. And it is the spirit of the Clamshell that must be reawakened if we are to resist the intent of the industry….” Lionel Delevingne, Nyack May 2008  To the Village Square…we must carry the facts of atomic energy, from there must come America’s voice. 

Albert Einstein. June1946