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Telstra's 'pink bus' service accused of not fully informing Indigenous customers of their rights
ICAN has uncovered 41 cases of Indigenous customers being sold products they could not afford after visiting a Telstra store. Most of the clients who were sold expensive data plans — 82 per cent — were either unemployed or on low incomes. More than half were single parents, carers or pensioners.
Fallout continues 70 years after British atomic tests The British government conducted its first nuclear test on the Australian mainland, at Emu Field, 170km from Wallatinna. Yami Lester, a Yankunytjatjara man, was blinded by the fallout. He shared his memories with ICAN, the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear weapons.
CDC & FDA Ignored U.S. Military Investigation Revealing Vaccine Failures, New FOIA Documents Reveal | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft Non-profit organization ICAN has obtained new documents through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) The documents shed light on the disregard by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) towards a U.S. military investigation.
'Oppenheimer' Tells Us How Nuclear Weapons Began, but We Decide How They'll End | Opinion Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) was forged by 122 countries six years ago. At the present count, 92 countries have signed it and 68 have ratified. The last chapter will be the elimination of existing nuclear arsenals, ICAN's Daniel Högsta says.
Nuclear activists blast Russian announcement Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday that his nation's nuclear weapons could arrive in Belarus as early as this summer. Civil group ICAN said that deployment of Moscow’s atomic weapons in Belarus would be an “extremely dangerous escalation” The likelihood of miscalculation or misinterpretation is extremely high, the group said.
Russell Sage nursing uses grant to address shortage Russell Sage nursing uses grant to address shortage. ICAN will focus on the Black, Indigenous and People of Color communities in New York’s Capital Region.
SUNY Poly's MS in Accounting ranks 33 in the nation for Best Online Graduate Business Program ICAN received a $90,000 donation from Excellus BlueCross BlueShield on Thursday to support Evelyn’s House. Colleen Kain Martin was announced as the 2023 Utica St. Patrick's Day parade Grand Marshal. The Waterville Indians will soon have a new team name and mascot.
Three point plan to get Russia ditching nukes as humanity ‘edges closer to Armageddon' Beatrice Fihn, Executive Director of ICAN, says world can convince Russia to get rid of its 6,000-strong arsenal of nuclear warheads. She said: 'We really need to start with the devaluation of nuclear weapons'
She's Spent a Decade Fighting to Ban Nuclear Weapons. The Stakes Are Only Getting Higher Beatrice Fihn is the executive director of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons. In 2017, she accepted the Nobel Peace Prize for ICAN’s work to draw attention to the humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapons. The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons entered into force in January 2021.
Beatrice Fihn's Fight for a Future Free of Nuclear Weapons Beatrice Fihn is the executive director of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons. In 2017, she accepted the Nobel Peace Prize for ICAN’s work to draw attention to the humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapons. Growing great-power competition raises the stakes for Western democracies, she argues. Fihn was 6 months pregnant with her second child when she assumed her role. ICAN now counts 652 partner organizations in 110 countries. Fihn believes that amplifying stories is critical to building a movement against nuclear weapons.
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