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Nukewatch’s John LaForge is currently serving 50 days in a German prison for his part in actions aimed at removing US nuclear weapons from Germany. Before entering prison he was joined by other activists that have endured jail time for their anti-nuclear protests in a zoom meeting. John’s Jail Send-Off Zoom Meeting
Nukewatch Talks – an Exclusive - Actions across the United States celebrated the first anniversary of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons on January 22, 2022.
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- The Affected Communities Working Group of the Nuclear Ban Treaty Collaborative hosted a discussion marking the one-year anniversary of the entry into force of the nuclear ban treaty on January 25, 2022. This free online seminar seeks to tell the truth through the lived experience of those most affected by the nuclear fuel trajectory and activate our collective work toward disarmament. Speakers and artists of affected communities and allies weave together the history of nuclear colonialism from uranium mining, nuclear testing, production, and use— to the deadly waste that will be with us for generations to come.
- Accompanied by Women Against Military Madness and Veterans for Peace, Chapter 27, watch 5-year-old and 7-year-old members of Nukewatch deliver a copy of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons to a representative of Honeywell the day the Treaty entered into force. Thank you to Walter Dávila who created this video and Jose Morales for recording for us!
- The Necessity Defense 5/17/2020 – Martha Hennessy, a member of the Kings Bay Plowshares 7, her lawyer Bill Quigley, former Plowshares defendant and Nukewatch activist John LaForge, and Vermont attorney Bill Nelson joined WILPF US Disarm Co-Chair Robin Lloyd in a webinar to speak about antinuclear “criminal” trials and the efforts to use the “necessity” defense.
- Accompanied by Women Against Military Madness and Veterans for Peace, Chapter 27, watch 5-year-old and 7-year-old members of Nukewatch deliver a copy of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons to a representative of Honeywell the day the Treaty entered into force. Thank you to Walter Dávila who created this video and Jose Morales for recording for us!
- The Affected Communities Working Group of the Nuclear Ban Treaty Collaborative hosted a discussion marking the one-year anniversary of the entry into force of the nuclear ban treaty on January 25, 2022. This free online seminar seeks to tell the truth through the lived experience of those most affected by the nuclear fuel trajectory and activate our collective work toward disarmament. Speakers and artists of affected communities and allies weave together the history of nuclear colonialism from uranium mining, nuclear testing, production, and use— to the deadly waste that will be with us for generations to come.
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- Armistice Day and the New Nuclear Arms Race 11/11/2018 – John LaForge spoke at the Milwaukee Veterans for Peace 100th Year Celebration of Armistice Day
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- US Nukes Out of Germany! Breaking into Büchel 7/15/2018 – Feel the direct action butterflies disappear as the International Week delegates to the Büchel Air Force Base (Germany) march, roll and sing to the fence. At 8 1/2 minutes they begin to cut chain link fence and razor wire to break onto base, home to US nuclear weapons.
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- Meltdown: Cooling Water Crisis (Fukushima) A shocking new 49-minute documentary from Japan’s public television broadcaster NHK titled “MELTDOWN: Cooling Water Crisis,” reveals new information on how corporate policy undermined efforts to keep the three destroyed Fukushima-Daiichi reactors stable one week after the triple reactor meltdown disaster began.
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- What Can You Get for $2 Trillion? by World Beyond War
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