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Imagining Life in the Post-Nuclear Age – What kind of world do we want for our grandchildren and their grandchildren?

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    The atomic bomb named "Little Boy" was dropped on Hiroshima by the Enola Gay, a Boeing B-29 bomber, at 8:15 in the morning of August 6, 1945.  At that moment, Homo Sapiens (from the Latin for man wise or knowing) became a distinctly endangered species.  A species that had shown a remarkable talent for adapting to and transforming the planet to accommodate its needs had suddenly become the biggest threat to its own survival. It remains to be seen if Homo Sapiens can evolve into Homo Sapiens Summissus (from the Latin for man wise and gentle).  It’s an open question whether the species can develop wisdom or has just developed self-destructive IQ.   Species Wisdom Factor is the question.

 

 "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful citizens can change the world.   Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."   

 Margaret Mead

 

    A small group of thoughtful citizens came together and decided that Olympia, Washington and the Greater South Sound Community should stop and reflect on nuclear weapons and the post-nuclear age.  We chose the week of the sixtieth anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki for this time of reflection.  We welcome you and thank you for the interest expressed by coming to this site and reading this far.  Feel free to link to this site and spread the word.  More information is available by emailing us at imagine@beyondhiroshima.org

 

    If you are interested in being involved in any of the activities or events, just email the contact related to the event. There is plenty of good work to go around.  We hope you will look through all the activities and contact us to become involved with any of the activities that call to you.  

 

Here are pictures of the activities.

 

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The Alpine Experience             KAOS Radio Station   

 

Traditions Cafe                   Bryce's Barber Shop 

 

Olympia Food Coop            Quick Paralegal Services LLC

 

Sponsors and Supporters: 

Olympia Movement for Justice & Peace

Interfaith Works

Graphic designs donated by Sherwood Press

Olympia Friends Meeting

Rainy Day Records

Olympia Universalist Unitarian Congregation

Olympia Fellowship of Reconciliation

Thurston County Progressive Network

Veterans for Peace - Rachel Corrie Chapter

Green Party of South Puget Sound

Project and program leadership donated by TJ Johnson

 Web services donated by Conscious Angels                                              imagine@beyondhiroshima.org

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