Dr. Helfand of Physicians for Social Responsibility, a Nobel Peace Prize winning organization discusses the START Treaty which would allow reduction of nuclear weapons by US and Russia to move toward a nuclear free world. Interview by Earthfamily.tv staff.

Pt. 1 Dangers of nuclear weapons and power. The START Treaty will allow the US and Russia to reduce nuclear weapons toward a nuclear free world. Dr. Helfand of Physicians for Social Responsibility a Nobel Peace Prize winning organization discusses the importance of the treaty. Cosponsored by WAND and Citizens for Global Responsibility.

Pt. 2 Dangers of nuclear weapons and power. The START Treaty will allow the US and Russia to reduce nuclear weapons toward a nuclear free world. Dr. Helfand of Physicians for Social Responsibility a Nobel Peace Prize winning organization discusses the importance of the treaty. Cosponsored by WAND and Citizens for Global Responsibility.

Pt. 3 Dangers of nuclear weapons and power. The START Treaty will allow the US and Russia to reduce nuclear weapons toward a nuclear free world. Dr. Helfand of Physicians for Social Responsibility discusses the importance of this treaty. Cosponsored by WAND and Citizens for Global Responsibility.

Part 3 Indigo Girls perform, Winona LaDuke speaks along with local leadership award winners at the 2011 Mother\'s Day Celebration of WAND, Women\'s Action for New Directions, Atlanta, GA.

Part 5 The Indigo Girls perform at the WAND, Women's Actions for New Directions, annual Mother's Day celebration 2011, featuring Winona LaDuke and local leadership awards in Atlanta, GA.

Part 4 Indigo Girls perform, Winona LaDuke speaks along with local leadership award winners at the 2011 Mother's Day Celebration of WAND, Women's Action for New Directions, Atlanta, GA.

Part 2 Former Green Party vice presidential candidate Winona LaDuke and local leadership award winners speak about environmental issues at the 2011 Mother's Day Celebration of WAND, Women's Action for New Directions in Atlanta, GA.

Part 1 Indigo Girls open for Winona LaDuke and local leadership award winners at the 2011 Mother's Day Celebration of WAND, Women's Action for New Directions, Atlanta, GA.

Interview with former vice presidential Green Party candidate and environmental activist Winona LaDuke at the annual Mother's Day celebration of WAND, Women's Action for New Directions, Atlanta, GA 2011. Interview by Earthfamily.tv

Interview with antinuclear activist from Japan Shoji Kihara on March 11, 2012 one year anniversary of Fukashima--regarding the dangers of building another reactor at the Georgia Plant Vogtle site in Shell Bluff, GA. Even sponsored by Georgia WAND, Women\'s Actions for New Directions. Interview by Susan Perz, of Earthfamily.tv at the Day of Remembrance held at Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church.

Pt. 2 Interview with antinuclear activist from Japan Shoji Kihara on March 11, 2012 one year anniversary of Fukashima--regarding the dangers of building another reactor at the Georgia Plant Vogtle site in Shell Bluff, GA. Event sponsored by Georgia WAND, Women's Actions for New Directions. Interview by Susan Perz, of Earthfamily.tv at the Day of Remembrance held at Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church.

Pt. 1 Concerns about dangers of proposed new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle, GA are discussed on Fukashima Day of Remembrance March 11, 2012, the one year anniversary of Fukashima. Soji Kihara Japanese antinuclear activist, and local residents, educators, activists, and WAND members, speak. Event sponsored by Georgia WAND, Women's Actions for New Directions and held at Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church. The event includes music, prayer, poetry, and dance. Filmed by Susan Perz, of Earthfamily.tv,

Pt. 2 Concerns about dangers of proposed new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle, GA are discussed on Fukashima Day of Remembrance March 11, 2012, the one year anniversary of Fukashima. Soji Kihara Japanese antinuclear activist, and local residents, educators, activists, and WAND members, speak. See www.georgiawand.org for action. Event sponsored by Georgia WAND, Women's Actions for New Directions and held at Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church. The event includes music, prayer, poetry, and dance. Filmed by Susan Perz, of Earthfamily.tv,

Pt. 4 The Three Mile Island incident is discussed by a former resident. Concerns about dangers of proposed new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle, GA are discussed on Fukashima Day of Remembrance March 11, 2012, the one year anniversary of Fukashima. Soji Kihara Japanese antinuclear activist, and local residents, educators, activists, and WAND members, speak. Proposed Vogtle Plant has same design features as Fukashima. See www.georgiawand.org for action. Event sponsored by Georgia WAND, Women's Actions for New Directions and held at Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church. The event includes music, prayer, poetry, and dance. Filmed by Susan Perz, of Earthfamily.tv.

Pt. 2 Concerns about dangers of proposed new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle, GA are discussed on Fukashima Day of Remembrance March 11, 2012, the one year anniversary of Fukashima. Soji Kihara Japanese antinuclear activist, and local residents, educators, activists, and WAND members, speak. See www.georgiawand.org for action. Event sponsored by Georgia WAND, Women's Actions for New Directions and held at Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church. The event includes music, prayer, poetry, and dance. Filmed by Susan Perz, of Earthfamily.tv.

Pt. 5 Soji Kihara Japanese antinuclear activist speaks about dangers of proposed new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle, GA on Fukashima Day of Remembrance March 11, 2012, the one year anniversary of Fukashima. Proposed Vogtle Plant has same design features as Fukashima. See www.georgiawand.org for action. Event sponsored by Georgia WAND, Women's Actions for New Directions and held at Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church. The event includes music, prayer, poetry, and dance. Filmed by Susan Perz, of Earthfamily.tv.

Pt. 6 Second half of speech by Soji Kihara Japanese antinuclear activist speaking about dangers of proposed new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle, GA on Fukashima Day of Remembrance March 11, 2012, the one year anniversary of Fukashima. Proposed Vogtle Plant has same design features as Fukashima. See www.georgiawand.org for action. Event sponsored by Georgia WAND, Women's Actions for New Directions and held at Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church. The event includes music, prayer, poetry, and dance. Filmed by Susan Perz, of Earthfamily.tv.

Pt. 7 Concerns about dangers of proposed new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle, GA are discussed on Fukashima Day of Remembrance March 11, 2012, the one year anniversary of Fukashima. Soji Kihara Japanese antinuclear activist, and local residents, educators, activists, and WAND members, speak. Proposed Vogtle Plant has same design features as Fukashima. See www.georgiawand.org for action. Event sponsored by Georgia WAND, Women's Actions for New Directions and held at Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church. The event includes music, prayer, poetry, and dance. Filmed by Susan Perz, of Earthfamily.tv

Pt. 8 Crane Dance is performed at close of Fukashima Day of Remembrance WAND event. Concerns about dangers of proposed new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle, GA are discussed on Fukashima Day of Remembrance March 11, 2012, the one year anniversary of Fukashima. Soji Kihara Japanese antinuclear activist, and local residents, educators, activists, and WAND members, speak. Proposed Vogtle Plant has same design features as Fukashima. See www.georgiawand.org for action. Event sponsored by Georgia WAND, Women's Actions for New Directions and held at Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church. The event includes music, prayer, poetry, and dance. Filmed by Susan Perz, of Earthfamily.tv.

Pt.9 WAND Fukashima Day of Remembrance at Plant Vogtle closing words and prayer. Interview with Cee Cee Anderson of Women Changing the World, NAACP, and SCLC. See www.georgiawand.org for action. Event sponsored by Georgia WAND, Women's Actions for New Directions and held at Fairfield Missionary Baptist Church. The event includes music, prayer, poetry, and dance. Filmed and interview by Susan Perz, of Earthfamily.tv.