toward a just and sustainable world
Science for Peace at its January 15th board meeting agreed to join the new International Coalition for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament. The coalition was founded by five international peace organizations … Read more Working for a Nuclear Free World
The following letter was sent by the Chair of the Toronto Chapter of Science for Peace to the Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs:
Some 14,000 Canadians have signed declarations of conscience against nuclear weapons. When the 110 Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) states presented a WCP resolution at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) this … Read more Update on the World Court Project (WCP)
James Endicott was an important figure in the peace movement in Canada for almost half a century. He was a leader during the 1940s and 1950s, when the cause of … Read more In Memoriam: James Gareth Endicott, 1898 – 1993
Science for Peace is a Member Organization of INES, which has organized several projects since our last report over a year ago (Bulletin Vol.12, No.1, December 1992). INESCO: International Network … Read more INES: International Network of Engineers & Scientists
A pleasant evening was enjoyed by more than twenty people at 11 Thornwood Road on 10 December last, at a fundraising dinner. Leonard Farlinger’s new film Collateral Damage was shown … Read more Fundraising Dinner
On 29 November 1993 Science for Peace held a sale of new and used books in the foyer of the Sidney Smith building at the University of Toronto. The sale … Read more Booksale
A Workshop on United Nations Reform was organized by Science for Peace at University College, University of Toronto, November 23 & 24, 1993. The express mandate of the Workshop was … Read more United Nations Reform
The Bingo Committee of Science for Peace and the Board of Peace Magazine will hold a meeting at 11 Thornwood Road, 2 p.m. to discuss the future of the BINGO … Read more Meeting with Peace Magazine
For a number of reasons we have decided to limit the material published in this Bulletin, to a large extent, to items dealing with Science for Peace. These will include … Read more From the Editor