MELINDA CLARKE: PILGRIM WRITER PEACE ACTIVIST
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ABOUT MELINDA

A journalist and teacher by trade, ​​Melinda Clarke is an accidental activist who began marching to her own tune after the Three Mile Island incident in 1979. Having lived in Japan in 1964, she had a calling to move back in the 1980s and began recording the Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors’ stories. Her worldview shifted and it wasn’t long before she became a passionate advocate for peace. Ms. Clarke inspires others to live a life of peace and purpose and recently walked the Shikoku Pilgrimage (900 miles). Her series of talks “Journey Toward Peace”  touch upon her A-bomb survivor interviews and what we as everyday citizens can do to promote peace and end war.

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Q. HOW DO YOU FIGHT AGAINST WAR?
A. You don’t. “Resist Not Evil” (Bible).  Instead, you build the peace.  Instead of building Nuclear Weapons we need to build a culture that requires and accepts responsibility for building rather than destroying. 
Building friends rather than destroying enemies. 

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