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[Free panel event] How we can prevent a nuclear war during Trump's presidency

Pilgrim Church Hall

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Onsite disabled parking via our Flinders Street carpark and a wheelchair ramp.

Wheelchair access, Accessible toilets, Accessible parking are listed by this site: https://sacommunity.org/org/217476-Uniting_Church_-_Pilgrim

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August 29th is the International Day of Nuclear Tests. Join us this Saturday to hear from vibrant speakers about its relevance including in our local contexts, and engage in discussion on what we can do.

This is a free public community event by Medical Association for Prevention of War (SA branch), in collaboration with Doctors for the Environment (SA chapter).

When: Saturday 29 August, 1:30 to 4:15pm

Where: Pilgrim Church Hall, 12 Flinders Street, Adelaide 5000

This event is not affiliated with any political or religious groups.

Tea and coffee provided. There will also be a raffle of fine red and white wines.

Bringing together topics including - Significance of nuclear testing in Australia and in relation to the UN International Day Against Nuclear Tests - Impacts of nuclear radiation on health and environment - Relevance to Australia’s current situation - Mediation at the individual, community, and international level - A workshop on what we can do to make the world a more peaceful place

Guest speakers include: Dr Amanda Ruler (RN, PhD, Nat Vice Pres. Of Medical Association for Prevention of War) Benjamin Crouch (Medical Physicist, M. Phil) Dr Kate Wylie (Executive Dir. Doctors for the Environment Australia) Professor Dale Bagshaw (internationally renowned mediator) Teresa Pham (Doctors for the Environment SA)

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