BY THE EXPOSED, FOR THE EXPOSED
Bringing our community to the forefront of genetic research.
Projects include:
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a PROJECT of StillGLOWING.org in collaboration with LABRATS.international
Improving Options Improves Outcomes
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The PROJECTS we support are designed to go a long way to advance the genetic understandings impacting nuclear and atomic industry workers and iR casualties worldwide.
There exists a need for medical information and resources to support self-care become less burdensome. Many of the activists globally have been impacted personally or watched a parent or grandparents suffer the consequences. Our children, for those able to bear children, and many more, up to even generations downline of Genetically Modified Offspring humans (GMOh) are experiencing the health and medical consequences now. Discovering tools to help. Awareness and access however has been lacking for those desperately seeking information and resources. The Double Strand DNA test has opened a window of opportunity to improve outcomes for this growing population. |
TPNW 2025 + Nuclear Ban Week NYC
Kathy Sinai from StillGlowing.org and Alan Owen from Labrats.Interantional presented our collaborative project iGLOW.world during a United Nations Breackout Session with iGLOW.world's project, Legaciy of Multigenerational Legacy of Traumain Atomic Veteran Families, Yael Danieli.
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The week commenced with the ICAN Campaigners Forum at Riverside Church, bringing together activists and experts to strategize on promoting the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW).
On March 1, a commemorative event marked Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day, honoring those affected by nuclear testing and emphasizing the humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapons. The Third Meeting of States Parties (3MSP) to the TPNW convened with 86 countries and over 1,000 civil society representatives. It culminated in the adoption of a Political Declaration and decisions to further the treaty's objectives. Throughout the week, daily campaigner meetings, side events, exhibitions, and initiatives like the Artists Against the Bomb project engaged the public and stakeholders, fostering dialogue and commitment towards a world free of nuclear weapons. |
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