Western Australia: Walk Away From Uranium Mining

Walk away from uranium mining
Time Sunday, August 21 at 9:00am - October 30 at 4:30pm
Location Wiluna, Western Australia
This event is a walk from Wiluna, Western Australia to Perth from August 22nd, 2011 to October 30th, 2011. The walk will be aimed at connecting with and supporting Aboriginal people who are opposing the new proposed uranium mines in Western Australia.
Footprints for Peace invites you to become involved in this and there are many ways that you can actively participate in this project.
We would like to invite you to come to Western Australia and walk with us. For a day, a week or for the entire 10 weeks.
Registration form is available at
http://footprints.footprintsforpeace.net/nffcampaign/upload/files/Australian_registration_form_distributed.pdf If you are unable to join us, then please let all your friends know about it. You never know who may take up this opportunity and join us.
Please forward this article or email onto any friends, media or newsletters to help us get the word out.
http://footprints.footprintsforpeace.net/nffcampaign/upload/files/WA_Walk_2011_Media_Article.pdf

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