Tag Archives: cultural evolution

Hiroshima Day Prayer for the World

In this one–hour video (in two parts), I tell the story of how I started on the Ne…

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Japan’s Prayer Culture in Action: Nagasaki Healing

“Nuclear war ended in Nagasaki! Nagasaki is the period! Peace starts from Nag…

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Hiroshima Atomic Bomb Survivor Heals Herself by Speaking Out
被爆体験を伝えることの大切さ、そしてヒーリング

The highlight of my visit to Hiroshima earlier this week was meeting Toshiko T…

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A Visit to Hanford

I’m thinking about the different challenges you confront when sometimes you…

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Tsunami-struck Fukushima Community Inspires Creative Recovery

 
A Japanese farming community of 70,000 torn apart by the earthquake an…

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TEDxTransmedia Rome, Italy

What if socially responsible human beings? On September 30, 2011, I gave a sev…

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Trinity Day and the First Atomic Bomb Test

 
In the dark of night, on July 16, 1945 a few scientists and military pers…

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Montclair State University Hosts Neutron Trail

Students and faculty from the colleges of science and art at Montclair State U…

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Nuclear Cinema as Cultural Mirror

Watch enough nuclear documentaries and it’s a self-sustaining Atomi…

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Sharing Stories… On the Neutron Trail

I’ve been travelling on the Neutron Trail, learning about our shared nuclear…

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