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Divestment Working Group



The Divestment Working Group proposes a campaign for divestment of funds from corporations involved in nuclear weapons. The aim of the campaign is to urge divestment from companies manufacturing nuclear weapons or their parts, as well as to build economic and political pressure and serve as a base of public education on nuclear abolition issues. We are proposing this effort for the entire anti-war and anti-nuclear weapons movement. We must come together in a mass coalition, throwing our united energy into the campaign.

Read the full Proposal for a Campaign for Divestment of Funds from Corporations Involved in Nuclear Weapons

Resources

Model Resolution for Divestment of Funds in Corporations and Institutions Involved in the Design, Assembly, and Manufacture of Nuclear Weapons and Components

The Dirties Dozen Corporations Partners in Mass Destruction
As a contribution to the vibrant movement focused on challenging corporate power, the Arms Trade Resource Center of the World Policy Institute and the Reaching Critical Will intiative joined forces to generate fact sheets, posters and postcards that will expose the complicity of corporations contributing to the nuclear fuel cycle and the associated social, cultural and environmental harm.

Deadly Deception
A
documentary exposing the terrifying human and environmental cost of General Electric's nuclear weapons development. Released in 1991, Deadly Deception depicts the GE Boycott Campaign, a grassroots movement calling on GE to get out of the nuclear weapons business.   After years of pressure, on April 2, 1993, GE took a dramatic step out of nuclear weapons by selling its Aerospace Division, removing one of the most powerful forces influencing nuclear weapons policymaking. 

Organizations

InFact Challenging Corporate Abuse, Building Grassroots Power Since 1977

Voices in Wilderness

Contact

Al Marder
President
US Peace Council
Phone: 203-387-0370
Fax: 203-397-2539
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