A Quarter Century of Chernobyl April 10, 2011

This is a very timely event as the situation in Japan unfolds & unleashes radioactive contamination into the air, land, and sea. Moderated by Joanna Macy, 3 Russian women activists with first-hand experience in the Chernobyl nuclear reactor disaster will speak. Natalia Manzurova, Chernobyl clean-up engineer for 5 years & international advocate for radiation victims; Natalia Mironova, world renowned anti-nuclear organizer; and Tatiana Mukhamedyarova, outspoken voice on radiation exposure with the Movement for Nuclear Safety. Plus: US premiere of “Chernobyl4Ever”, a film featuring young people living near Chernobyl. Organized by the Center for Safe Energy of the Earth Island Institute.

Sponsored by the BFUU Social Justice Ctee, KPFA, Tri-Valley CAREs, and Plutonium-Free Future.
Suggested donation $15-$5. No one turned away.
Wheelchair accessible.

Ph:510-841-4824

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