 COME CLEAN! - The WMD Awareness Programme is dedicated to providing trustworthy and up to date information on Weapons of Mass Destruction world wide.
We believe that to create real security in the 21st century we must eliminate all weapons of mass destruction.
We need to build security through international treaties and negotiation,not through military threats and confrontation.
We call on all states to comply with international treaties on WMD. EDINBURGH FESTIVAL FRINGE
3 – 25 AUGUST 2008
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Do you want to be part of the huge family that is the Edinburgh Fringe, mix with top comedians and musicians, have a laugh and do mad things?
Yes - then become part of the Get Up Stand Up! crew.
Find out more information
 Are you between 11 and 18? Do you want to play live or
exhibit you work in London, or play Glastonbury 2009!! Individuals, schools or
groups can apply. By popular demand – new category up to 25 yrs – cash prize £1,000 See www.peace-of-art.co.uk for info on how to enter. OUR FILM GETS TOP HOLLYWOOD HONOUR The UK production Anthropology 101 has just won best environment short film for 2007 at Hollywood's Artivist award ceremony, held at the Egyptian Theatre. The film director Wayne Brittenden and Carol Naughton from the WMD Awareness Programme went out to Hollywood to receive the award. For more about the Artivist Film Festival and footage of the award ceremony see: www.artivists.orgThe ultimate lecture: ANTHROPOLOGY 101 ......it's the end of the Earth, no less.The Beyond Trident Group have a stunning new film to show the dangers of a civilisation unwilling to heed the warning signs of climate change, the widening ‘Rich/Poor Gap’ and nuclear proliferation.  Learn more about the film and watch a clip online David Attenborough gave this year’s
Joseph Rotblat Memorial Lecture at the
Guardian Hay Festival to a standing ovation. Jon Snow once again chaired the event with Robert Hinde giving an introduction to the event and to Sir David Attenborough.
 "The future of life on earth depends on our ability to take action. Many individuals are doing what they can, but real success can only come if there's a change in our societies and our economics and in our politics. Surely we have a responsibility to leave for future generations a planet that is healthy, inhabitable by all species."
David Attenborough, BBC State of the Planet Series
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