Caldicott, Helen
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Who’s in control? / Helen Caldicott.
Talk by anti-nuclear activist Caldicott, her second speech following her return to the peace movement given at a gathering of Voters to End the Arms Race. She points to the obstacles to the peace, environemtnal and anti-nuclear movements posed by United States policies, and urges the public to eliminate the CIA as a necessary step…
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Helen Caldicott’s farewell address / National Women’s Studies Association.
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Speak up…act up…march up / produced by Chris Ballman and Bruce Teed.
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Take back your country : acting to clean up te world we live in / Helen Caldicott.
Speech by Helen Caldicott which points to the dangers humanity faces, and ways in which people can act to oppose the dangers. She starts by examining the Chernobyl disaster five years after the event as a warning to act now. Nuclear energy, she continues, had benefitted from propaganda during the Gulf War by linking oil…
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Helen and Bill Caldicott / interviewed by Sharon Almerigi.
Australian physicians and political activists Bill and Helen Caldicott discuss their work in the anti-nuclear movement. They focus especially upon how they are helping women empower themselves so they can shape policies for a world free from nuclear weapons.|HELEN AND BILL CALDICOTT / interviewed by Sharon Almerigi. – SERIES: New signals| 31 May 1988 –…
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Helen Caldicott in Moscow / recorded by Helene Rosenbluth.
Caldicott’s first speech since her self-imposed “retirement” from the anti-nuclear movement. Given at the Woman’s International Democratic Federation sponsored conference, Towards The Year 2,000–Without Nuclear Weapons, Caldicott reflects on the insanity of nuclear technology, and the political problems within the anti-nuclear movement which pushed her toward retirement.|HELEN CALDICOTT IN MOSCOW / recorded by Helene Rosenbluth.…
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Prescription for prevention : the consequences of nuclearism on American medicine and society / produced by Eduardo Villaseca.
Three speeches given at the Conference of physicians, scientists, and citizens motivated by and international climate which presents nuclear war as a ‘rational’ possibility. Speakers explore the interaction of political, social and personal influences on the nuclear arms race. |r.1. pt.1. The Relationship between the health care system and the arms race / Corrine Bayley…
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Helen Caldicott’s meeting with Ronald Reagan / produced by Rafaello Mazza and Tina Reiman.
Helen Caldicott, anti-nuclear and environmental activist, discusses her meeting with President Ronald Reagan. She descibes their discussion of arms control negotiations, United States defense policy, American views of its own history, if the Soviet Union can be trusted, and the steps necessary for avoiding a nuclear holocaust.