Enercon NAYGN and MfN hosted a happy hour to celebrate the new future of Diablo Canyon.
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Mothers for Nuclear painted a nuclear-themed utility box at Cal Poly, SLO. We’re so happy to showcase Diablo Canyon in our hometown as our state’s single largest source of clean electricity!
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Heather and Mohammed are both sporting their tritium pendants at the Nuclear Now showing at Cal Poly.
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Mothers for Nuclear introduces the film Nuclear Now
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On April 19, MfN joined advocates from Generation Atomic and The Thorium Network to present information about nuclear advocacy to EAARP. We also learned about Africa’s nuclear ambitions.
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Emma’s panel discussion, titled “The Energy Technology That Will Power the World” got a lot of comments from other attendees about how much they enjoyed the conversation and it “was one of the best-received panels of the conference.”
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We celebrated the change in Diablo Canyon’s future with allies, old and new, at the Halfway Station Restaurant,
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VICE news followed MfN to Sacramento to see how we advocate for Diablo Canyon with our state legislators.
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Heather participated in a panel discussion with other advocates working to support continued operation of Diablo Canyon.
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Mothers for Nuclear participated in a panel discussion about how nuclear energy enhances our lives. We also heard Balint’s story, part of Atoms for Humanity, and from the Rhisotope project.
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The Rally to Save Clean Energy was instrumental in Newsom’s decision to reverse the closure of Diablo Canyon and actually SAVE 18% of California’s Clean Electricity!
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We marched the streets (and boardwalk!) in Santa Cruz talking with people about nuclear energy. Check out the great video of someone we happened to bump into!
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Kristin and others talk about why they are out at Mitchell Park in San Luis Obispo Standing Up for Nuclear.
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Heather gave the introductory keynote address at NPPES in Istanbul.
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It is going to be a long effort of consistently showing up, but I hope when I am old, kids are surprised when, if ever, they learn that there was an anti-nuclear movement. -Emma
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For our first SUFN event, we had bounce houses, our local nuclear band (Critical Mass!), face painting, nuclear t-shirts and pins, food, family, fun, and so much more!
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Heather was on the keynote panel for ANBP 2019 in Beijing.
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Heather spoke at the Advanced Reactor Summit (US Nuclear Infrastructure Council) and also spoke to the DOE about how she happened into a job in nuclear and was surprised to learn how well it aligned with her values.
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