Please join us for our 2001 Annual General Meeting at the beautiful College of Santa Fe campus in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In addition to taking care of network business, we'll be sharing our "best practices" and discussing strategies for the future. Immediately following our meeting, on Saturday and Sunday July 14 and 15, we hope you'll stay for Peace Action New Mexico's "LANL 2001 - Action for Abolition Conference." On Monday July 16, the anniversary of the "Trinity" test, the US Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons will join Peace Action New Mexico for a rally, march and nonviolent protest at Los Alamos National Laboratory. We hope you'll be there!

JULY SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
College of Santa Fe, Santa Fe New Mexico

July 13: US CAMPAIGN TO ABOLISH NUCLEAR WEAPONS Annual General Meeting
July 14th & 15th: Peace Action New Mexico's LANL 2001 - Action for Abolition Conference
July 16: Rally & Protest 11 am - 1 pm; March at 1 pm in Los Alamos; nonviolent direct action

Click here for full Annual General Meeting schedule of events.

Low-cost housing and camping will be available in Santa Fe. A very limited number of travel scholarships will be available from the US CAMPAIGN for low-income activists. Click here for application and registration form.

*The US CAMPAIGN TO ABOLISH NUCLEAR WEAPONS is the US section of the Abolition 2000 Global Network to Eliminate Nuclear Weapons. The US CAMPAIGN is made up of organizations that endorse the US CAMPAIGN TO ABOLISH NUCLEAR WEAPONS MISSION STATEMENT and SANTA BARBARA DECLARATION, the ABOLITION 2000 STATEMENT and the MOOREA DECLARATION. Individuals are welcome to participate through working groups. The US CAMPAIGN is managed by a Coordinating Committee made up or organizational representatives chosen at the Annual General Meeting. Western States Legal Foundation serves as the interim clearinghouse for the US CAMPAIGN. For more information about the US CAMPAIGN please check out our website: www.wslfweb.org/abolition/uscamp.htm or call (510)839-5877.

COORDINATING COMMITTEE: John Burroughs, Lawyers' Committee on Nuclear Policy; Jackie Cabasso, Western States Legal Foundation; Anthony Guarisco, Alliance of Atomic Veterans; Alan Haber, Peace and Environmental Coalition for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons and Megiddo Peace Project; Odile Hugonot Haber, U.S. Section Womens International League for Peace and Freedom; Inga Olson, TriValley Communities Against a Radioactive Environment; Sally Light, Nevada Desert Experience; Pamela Meidell, Atomic Mirror and California Green Party; Bal Pinguel, American Friends Service Committee; Ibrahim Ramey, Fellowship of Reconciliation; Frank Dworak, Pax Christi USA; Gilbert Sanchez, Tribal Environmental Watch Network; Susan Shaer, Womens Action for New Directions; Alice Slater, Global Resource Action Center for the Environment