Film screening Thursday May 31, 2018
This classic feature film, made for television in 1983 and watched by over 100 million Americans, offers a realistic look at the aftermath of a fictional but very possible nuclear war on a community in central Kansas.
Wailuku Public Library
Thursday, May 31st, 5:30 pm
Free, Public Welcome
Golden Rule to Visit Hawaiian Islands Nov 2018
The Golden Rule, the original peace ship that set sail in 1958 to stop nuclear testing in the atmosphere, has been recovered and restored. It will be sailing once more, to show that nuclear abolition is possible, and that bravery and tenacity can overcome militarism.
Veterans for Peace is currently planning to bring the Golden Rule to the Hawaiian Islands in November 2018. Use the links below for more information.
VFP Golden Rule Project
Making Waves: Rebirth of the Golden Rule – 10 min Video
Maui County Council passes resolution for peace negotiations between US and N. Korea
A resolution supporting peace negotiations between the US and N. Korea was unanimously adopted on Friday, March 23, by the Maui County Council and read at the March for Our Lives by Councilwoman Kelly King who introduced it.
What Would Happen in a Nuclear Attack on O’ahu?
Puhipau Watch the Video on You-Tube
Produced by Puhipau and Joan Lander of Na Maka o ka ‘Aina in 1982 for Physicians for Social Responsibility – Hawai’i, this program explores, in stark and sobering detail, the medical and social effects of a theoretical nuclear attack on Hawai’i, particularly O’ahu.
Stand Up! Speak Out! To Prevent Nuclear War!
Link to Malu ‘ Aina Vigil Page with petition and links to recent Teach In’s on North Korea
“Pohakuloa: Now that you know. Do you care?”
Watch the Video – Ruben Carrillo, Dir. of Photography; Dawn Kaniaupio, Producer; Dirk Fukushima, Editor.
Take Action for a New DU Study – Sign the Petition at OHA website.
You Tube Video: The Urgency of Banning Nuclear Weapons
Maui Peace Action is a diverse group of citizens committed to ho’omaluhia (making peace). We encourage disarmament through peaceful international cooperation, protest preemptive aggression, promote non-violent solutions to world conflict, and educate for social justice.
Click here to read about the Maui Peace Portrait
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