MacGregor Eddy writing to imprisoned activists during a train trip
No, not a submarine, but a subscription — to the Nuclear Resister newsletter,
a chronicle of nonviolent resistance to war and the nuclear threat, and a
“Chronicle of Hope” that has supported imprisoned activists since 1980.
Nuclear Resister supporter MacGregor Eddy has set a goal to enroll 100 new subscribers by December 1, 2014 – International Prisoners for Peace Day.
The Nuclear Resister supports imprisoned activists and those on trial. It is a unique information clearinghouse about their acts of conscience. Subscribe for yourself, or for a friend, a library, a peace center, lawmaker or judge – or for the activist prisoners. The prisoners can only get this news in print, and value the free copies of each issue they receive.
The Nuclear Resister will keep you up-to-date with nonviolent actions for a peaceful and nuclear-free future, trials and sentencings, writings from prisoners, future actions, prisoner addresses, support needs and more. Just $25 brings you into the heart of this important network for the resistance movement.
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“The Nuclear Resister has been and continues to be a crucial source of information for the community of nonviolent resisters, prisoners of conscience and their supporters. It helps to unify peace communities and build solidarity. It reminds us of the global movement we are a part of and provides a space for us to learn from and be inspired by each other.”
~ From a 2013 letter signed by more than 50 former peace prisoners
In the ongoing struggle for peace there are those who give us hope and inspiration. For the past 33 years The Nuclear Resister has done just that, and I am deeply grateful for their wonderful work for peace and justice.
Roy Bourgeois
SOA Watch
The Nuclear Resister has been a great encouragement over the past three decades, putting our many modest efforts into context together in a global and historic perspective. Not only is this paper vital to keeping activists in touch with each other, the stories told and opinions raised in The Nuclear Resister are among the most crucial being published anywhere in these critical times.
Brian Terrell
Strangers and Guests Catholic Worker
Voices for Creative Nonviolence
The Nuclear Resister tells the story of the courageous women and men who have struggled to abolish war, and in so doing inspires others to join the work.
Kathy Boylan
Dorothy Day Catholic Worker (D.C.)
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