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We've come to our second-to-last giveaway from Antique Fashionista, and it's one I've noticed crop up quite a few times in answer to the question "What's your favorite item from the Antique Fashionista shop?"
The Ladies of Pride and Prejudice!
When it comes to the P&P sets, I'm hard-pressed to say whether I like this one or the Bad Girls set that includes Lydia. But I think I'm going to have to go with this one. It's just so absolutely lovely!
And I know many of you agree. That's why I'm so pleased that you can win this set!
+1 for telling me your favorite piece from the shop OR for telling me which scene/character you would like to see on a bookmark or card.
There is a tie for my favorite item from the shop between the Mr. Darcy and Lizzy Get Lost card and the Jane Austen Card Set.
Frankly, they are all cute, but I really love the Bad Girls of Jane Austen Bookmark Trio!
I love the Mr.Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet Bookmark Set!
I stopped by your blog today and have never seen these before. Thanks for posting this.
I just love all the bookmarks, but the Persuasion ones are my fave.
I'm torn between Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet Card & the Bad Girls cards.
I would like to see the scene of Lizzy playing the piano at Rosings when Darcy is standing by watching/listening.
I love that Jane Eyre quote, too!
thank you for posting your bookmark giveaway!!
it's so hard to choose which item from your shop is my favorite.......i would say all of the bookmarks, as that is a recent item i've been collecting!!!!
This is so lovely! I like all of them but especially the Darcy and Lizzy ones. I'd love to see more P&P characters as well- maybe a Handsome Gentleman collection with Darcy, Bingley, Wickham (ok, he's not so gentlemanly) and Colonel Fitzwilliam. :) Or the heroes and/or bad boys from all the novels.
If I were picking a scene to turn into a bookmark, it would be the dance that Lizzie inadvertantly agreed to. I love that scene!
I think the Netherfield Park Ball calls for some beautiful illustrations. All those gorgeous gowns.
I would like to see quotes of Jane Austen books in bookmarks or cards.
You know that quiz that we all have taken? You know, what Jane Austen heroine would you be? Well, I always get Marianne Dashwood (who I love) so I would love to have a bookmark with her on it!


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BEACON OF THE DAY NEWS
Beacon of the day | Rape survivor cares for bedridden neighbours without pay
Tanesha Hall and Kevin Robinson were special guests at the launch of Break Barriers home-care services in Kingston this week
Tanesha Hall, who has been volunteering as a caregiver for two bedridden neighbours in Clarendon, said her childhood was tumultuous.
"Mi struggle a lot," she declared, adding that she was raped at 15 years old.
She suffered another blow four years ago when her brother, Fabian Hall, who grew up with her, was stabbed and killed in Clarendon.
She told The Beacon that she and her brother are the only children for their mother, who left them in Clarendon when they were very young and relocated to Portmore in St. Catherine.
The siblings, stalked by instability, ended up being tossed between two parishes.
Hall recalled that, at one point, her mother moved her, along with her brother, after hearing about the deplorable condition under which they were living in Clarendon. Not long after that, the two children were sent back to Clarendon.
The situation affected their schooling.
Hall attended Mineral Heights Primary School and John Austin All Age in Clarendon, as well as Braeton Primary School in St. Catherine. Regarding secondary school, she went to Greater Portmore High in St. Catherine, and Central High in Clarendon.
Hall, now unemployed and semi-literate, said she was still enrolled at Central High School when she was raped by a man much older than her.
"Mi feel very bad; mi feel seh rapists fi hang," Hall said, adding that she has not received professional counselling since the incident.
She is now a 31-year-old mother of four children – all of whom have different fathers.
Hall stated that, over the years, she struggled to find true love – platonic and otherwise.
"My family don't deal with mi good," she noted.
Hall however expressed gratitude to her paternal grandmother, known as Merl, who gave her a house to live at Sevens Heights in May Pen, Clarendon.
The house is now leaky and is in need of repair.
Hall told The Beacon that, when she moved into the house nearly five years ago, she met two neighbours who, at the time, had just relocated to the area.
They are 96-year-old Rubina Brown and her 38-year-old grandson Kevin Robinson – both bedridden.
Robinson explained that his grandmother was the one caring for him following an incident 22 years ago that left him physically challenged.
He said he was struck by bullets when gunmen fired indiscriminately in a Kingston community where he had gone to visit friends. He, at the time, was living with relatives in Kingston. However, he is a Clarendon native.
When his grandmother became bedridden, Robinson struggled to wash and cook.
He did those duties at his bedside, and so the waste water often ended up beneath the bed and created a foul odour in the house.
Robinson recalled that some visitors usually leave the premises and spread the word that there is a stench inside the house.
"People used to pass bad remarks because they used to come over here and see how over here was dirty. They used to go away and talk how over here stink or whatsoever," he added.
The situation prompted Hall, a few years ago, to start washing, cooking and cleaning the house. She doesn't charge a cent.
Robinson said: "She (Hall) wasn't charging. One of my grandmother's grand-daughter lately start to send her a little thing when she can. But, long before that, she was doing it without getting anything."
Robinson added that, even when the clothes are soiled by excrement, Hall washes them happily with her bare hands despite being told to use gloves.
"Nuh matter how the situation stay, she nuh scorn the clothes dem; she use her bare hands and wash them; she not using any gloves," Robinson told The Beacon.
He added: "She (Hall) has been a great source of help for me – a great source. She has been real loving and caring to my granny – very tender, and she show nuff love and care and respect for her. She is the one who came and made a whole lot of difference in our lives."
Hall said she could not live in comfort knowing that her neighbours were not happy.
She further stated that Robinson and his grandmother are now like her biological relatives.
They, above all things, show her true love.
Hall, in the meantime, encourages people to never lose hope.
"Never give up," she further advised. "Hold up your head no matter what the situation is, because God will carry you through."
By Horace Mills, Journalist
Linstead | Newton Amos calls for special cop to gather intelligence, more vehicles to patrol town
Lluidas Vale | Burglars strike again – latest victim loses more than $100K

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The south-west Cumbrian Port of Barrow plays a key role in serving the offshore energy industry that has seen this region described as Britain's "energy coast". Close to the Lake District National Park, Barrow is linked to the M6 by the A590 and also has a direct connection to the national rail network. The port has 15 ha of secure open storage and is the site of BAE Systems' submarine design and manufacturing facility.


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H.R. 5 (113th)
H.R. 5 (113th): Student Success Act
To support State and local accountability for public education, protect State and local authority, inform parents of the performance of their children's schools, and for other purposes.
The bill's titles are written by its sponsor.
Sponsor. Representative for Minnesota's 2nd congressional district. Republican.
This bill was introduced in a previous session of Congress and was passed by the House on July 19, 2013 but was never passed by the Senate.
What legislators are saying
"State of the 5th District: A Snapshot of Legislative and Constituent Service Accomplishments"
— Rep. Glenn Thompson [R-PA15] (Co-sponsor) on Feb 18, 2014
"Rokita Introduces CHOICE Act, Addresses AEI on K-12 Ed Reform"
— Rep. Todd Rokita [R-IN4, 2011-2018] (Co-sponsor) on May 28, 2014
"GOP rejects provision to increase funds for PSS"
— Rep. Gregorio Sablan [D-MP0] on Jul 22, 2013
More statements at ProPublica Represent...
Earlier Version — Ordered Reported
Ordered Reported
A committee has voted to issue a report to the full chamber recommending that the bill be considered further. Only about 1 in 4 bills are reported out of committee.
Read Updated Text » See Changes »
Rules Change — Agreed To
This activity took place on a related bill, H.Res. 303 (113th).
Passed House (Senate next)
The bill was passed in a vote in the House. It goes to the Senate next.
View Vote » Read Updated Text » See Changes »
This activity took place on a related bill, H.R. 5 (114th).
H.R. 5 (113th) was a bill in the United States Congress.
Bills numbers restart every two years. That means there are other bills with the number H.R. 5. This is the one from the 113th Congress.
GovTrack.us. (2021). H.R. 5 — 113th Congress: Student Success Act. Retrieved from https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/113/hr5
"H.R. 5 — 113th Congress: Student Success Act." www.GovTrack.us. 2013. January 20, 2021 <https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/113/hr5>
Student Success Act, H.R. 5, 113th Cong. (2013).
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We know people rely on their iPhones to keep them connected, and sometimes need an extra charge to get them through those longer days. At tech21, we challenged ourselves to develop a truly safe battery solution, free from the problems that todays batteries bring. Using unique technology, specifically designed for maximum safety, the result is the worlds first ultra safe charging case.


The famously winged "AA" logo of American Airlines is one of the most memorable airline logos ever created. It was designed by noted Italian graphic designer Massimo Vignelli in 1967. Almost three decades after its creation – in 1997 – the company was able to acquire the "AA.com" domain and brand the website with the company's emblem. The logo was redesigned in 2003.


The average per month cost of care for this provider is around $5,695. This is greater than the Anchorage estimate of $4,813. The average cost of care across the State of Alaska is approximately $4,813, which is greater than the national average of $3,063.
Ark Of Caring Assisted Living Home is situated in Anchorage, Alaska, in the Bayshore-Klatt neighborhood. Their community provides senior housing in a home-like setting. The zip code of 99515 in which they are located is a mostly affluent area. It has a median family income of $79,312. It is densely populated, including approximately 22,441 residents in the surrounding zip code. The community is located in proximity to many local conveniences, including churches, shopping, and medical facilities. They are only 4.8 miles from Alaska Psychiatric Institute, there are a number of pharmacies within one mile of the community, and there are a large number of churches within four miles, which include Cook Inlet Church of Christ, Christ Community Church, Christ Congregational Church, and Anchorage City Church.
Ark Of Caring Assisted Living Home offers multiple senior care options, including assisted living and small group home care. The facility is an excellent alternative for residents who have mobility but may need some help with common activities like showering, meal preparation, and house work. Also, they can accommodate residents who wish to remain in a home like setting but who require a little assitance with common self-care.


A very comfortable and tastefully appointed accommodation.
The Apartment has quality throughout and offers wonderful space with its over-sized bedrooms, modern bathroom and very well-appointed open plan kitchen/living space. The Bi-fold doors open onto a large north facing deck which wraps around 2 sides of the building and is equipped with quality outdoor furniture and BBQ. The Apartment has 2 generous sized bedrooms, a bathroom with a large powerful walk-in shower. The kitchen is state of the art, so you won't require anything else in order to whip up that gourmet meal. TV and Blue tooth sound is supplied with the flat screen TV having Netflix.
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In early September, 1956, Judy Woodall sailed off to Europe with a group of young women, all students at Tulane University's Newcomb College about to experience their Junior Year Abroad. Starting that first night at sea, Judy kept an extraordinarily detailed journal recording her experiences living in Paris and Dijon and her many travels throughout Europe. Judy was an art and music student, and vividly shares her daily life as she experiences the treasures of European art and music. She also gives us a glimpse of a post-war Europe rarely seen: still struggling with continuing shortages while the fear of another war simmers in Hungary. This journal gives a vivid day-to-day portrayal of a time worth remembering - a time now fading into history.
The interior of this book presented a challenge, since the usual organization by chapter wouldn't work. Once the format of the daily journal entries was decided on, the next step in the interior design of this book was to divide the book into eleven sections which captured the breakdown of Judy's extraordinary year.
These sections – From the S. S. Liberté to Paris, Dijon, Return to Paris, etc. grouped the entries in a way that aided readers as they followed Judy's progress over the course of the year. Each section was introduced with a full page, incorporating graphic elements that saluted the French and American flags.
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I was delighted to work with Sam Peters on his suspense thriller Law versus Order. The story begins a year after 9/11, when someone starts blowing up busy Los Angeles freeways, killing scores of men, women and children. The Chief of Police is certain a community organizer he despises is responsible. Former prosecutor Hank Madison takes on the organizer as a client, and, now under threat, soon realizes that neither one of them may make it to a courtroom.
Retired attorney and legal educator Sam Peters crafted a legal thriller that not only addresses recent history but also reads like today's headlines. Be sure to check out his five-star reviews on Amazon!
The interior design of this book was simple and straightforward. The distinctive front cover graphic design, I'm happy to say, was based on an idea from the author himself. I worked with a graphic artist out of the UK to achieve Sam's vision, and the result is a striking cover, as I think you'll agree.
Over the course of several years, Gary W. Goldstein had accumulated various presentations and webinars he'd done and copious notes on advice he had given to aspiring writers and actors looking to make it in Hollywood. After he decided that he wanted to turn this material inito a book, he was (happily) referred to me.
The initial working material I received was comprised of ten separate documents representing those webinars, notes, etc., plus the transcripts of a dozen or so interviews done with working actors, casting agents, voiceover experts, and others. I organized the material into a workable structure, connecting one chapter to the next, and creating an overall flow to make the book extremely accessible for any aspiring actor, no matter where they are located - in the real Hollywood or its dreamscape companion. That initial draft was then reviewed page by page with the author. After the actors' guide was completed, I notated that manuscript for adaptation to the writers' guide, providing extensive notes for the author on where material needed to be added to make the book equally useful and accessible to aspiring writers.
The screenwriter's book is the first to be published, and I hope the actor's book will soon follow.
Secret Storms This is the story of a Main Line Philadelphia debutante (Julie), pregnant at 19 and unmarried, who was committed to a mental institution and forced to give her baby up for adoption. That baby was Kathy, who didn't know she was adopted until she was in her mid-teens. Secret Storms tells the story of both life journeys and the reunion that began when Kathy decided to seek out her birth parents some forty-three years after she was adopted.
This book holds a special place in my heart, since I was privileged to be the first editor to work on Julie and Kathy's manuscripts in the autumn of 2009. While the combined manuscript has been through many hands as it made its way through the publishing process, I still feel a personal thrill at the success the book is enjoying: just before Mother's Day, it made its way onto a few of the lists at Amazon and B&N (a huge achievement for a self-published book), and the authors have made appearances on two (at last count) nationally televised talk shows. Secret Storms has also won accolades from the independent book world, becoming a finalist in the Next Generation Indie Book Awards and a category winner in the Indie Excellence Book Awards. The outstanding job done by the publishing team behind Secret Storms is establishing a new template on how to launch a self-published book.
A heartbreaking but ultimately life-affirming mother-daughter story that defies fiction. Every plot twist, every emotion touches a chord, even for those of us who have not had to endure such a brutal separation. Read it and weep-and then finally rejoice. An ode to the enduring power of family ties. - Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey, author of A Woman of Independent Means
In my writers' workshops, the greatest gospel I can preach is the obvious one - to tell the truth, whatever form it takes. This amazing mother-daughter writing team exemplifies the concept to the max. The plot is Dickensian, rife with villains and struggle, the revealing of it, breathtaking in its simplicity and heartbreaking in its courage. What a story. - Ernest Thompson, Academy Award-winning writer of On Golden Pond
Both authors have gripping stories to tell...compulsive reading. - Publishers Weekly
Shining through both narratives is goodness and the power of the human spirit. A dually narrated, uplifting tale on overcoming profound adversity. - Kirkus Reviews
Edited by Jeanne McCafferty
Book Design by Irish Cabrini Creative
Original cover design by Liz Lyons
Loves, Life, and Laughter Bill Eddy's story captures California in the second half of the 20th century like few others do. From a childhood shaped by World War II (he was born six months before Pearl Harbor), to an adolescence flavored by the boom of post-war America, Bill's account begins in a simpler time: Extended family lived nearby, divorce was all but unknown, and optimism was in the air. Bill came to know divorce, both from his parents' and two failed early marriages of his own, and his optimism faded with a few stumbles as he sought his way in the business world. But this child of California rediscovered himself and his zest for life on the beaches of Hawaii, where he encountered the Aloha way of life.
The treatment I developed for this design I refer to as a Contemporary Classic, with a highly readable font and a chapter header that distinguished it from the run of the mill. Bill Eddy's story is a classic in its own way, and since he's also quite contemporary, the design is a perfect match.
Most people believe they lead fascinating lives, but sadly few actually do. For years, and over several beers, I've told my friend Bill he should chronicle his life's stories. Now, guys like me have the ultimate how-to-guide for living a truly fascinating life. - Russ Knocke, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Public Affairs, U.S. Department of Homeland Security
It was an honor to work with Karen Wyatt on this important book. As our population ages, and as we move to a mature discussion of health care in this country, hospice care will have a larger and larger role in our national conversation. The stories Dr.Wyatt tells in What Really Matters are uplifting, thought-provoking, and deeply touching.
As to my editorial contribution: while this manuscript was quite clean when it came to me, I was able to help Dr. Wyatt with some structural changes, all of which helped present her message in the clearest possible way.
What Really Matters chronicles the life transformations experienced by Dr. Karen Wyatt, her patients and their family members during hospice care. This book of beautiful and uplifting stories about the lessons learned from the dying is also a guidebook for those who are feeling lost or hopeless about their lives in this contemporary world.
Cover Design and Book Design
by Irish Cabrini Creative
Editing and designing the original edition of this book was a thrill - and not just because we went from rough manuscript to finished books in three weeks! Bibi Angola's enthusiasn for her subject shines through on every page - and that enthusiasm is contagious.
The manuscript was delivered to me as a list of 101 tips; I organized those into five categories and put them into a sequence that built the flow of the text. The original cover design captured the teacher theme of the book, and the clean look echoed the interior pages, which had a spacious layout, one tip to a page, in a contemporary sans-serif font.
Veteran teacher Bibi Angola distills her decades of teaching experience into 101 practical, informative, and inspiring tips. These tips, divided into five practical categories, will be a source of information for beginning teachers and a source of inspiration for experienced educators in need of a reminder as to why they became a teacher. The Gentle Red Pen: 101 Tips on Becoming the Teacher Who Makes a Difference is the perfect book to help someone discover or rediscover the joy, meaning, challenges, and rewards the teaching profession offers.
Leonie - A Woman Ahead of Her Time was a unusual project, one that presented a unique challenge: editing the manuscript of an author who had passed away almost 70 years ago. But Leonie von Zesch was a talented writer, and she had a compelling life story to tell, beginning with her account of the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906. She also details her adventures serving the Hopi and Navajo peoples in Arizona, her 15-year 'visit' to post gold-rush Alaska, a Grand Tour of Europe in the early 1920s, and life in Oakland during the Great Depression.
This was a lengthy manuscript, and the space requirement did not allow for a decorative treatment, but the classic typeface and straightforward chapter headings seemed appropriate for this book. Several historic photographs from the author's collection were incorporated into the book, including the striking cover image of Leonie von Zesch.
Dr. von Zesch was recently inducted into the Alaska Women's Hall of Fame. [Click here] for more information and to read the citation.
Cover art by Wally Runnels
Wally Runnels is a first-time author, and it was a treat to work with him on his first book The In-Ko-Pah Spirit. This supernatural thriller was intended as an original Kindle release, so we were able to make it available on Kindle not long after the editing process was finished. Since it was intended for eBooks, a fairly simple page design was warranted, and the same simple design was used for a short-run print version to accommodate some reviewers.
The excellent - and scary! - underlying art was done by the author and perfectly captures the mythological beast of the tale. The emphatic font was used to make sure the title was clear in the reduced size format in which many Kindle icons appear.
A mercenary is paid to track down a rebellious member of a Mexicali drug cartel. The search leads to the In-Ko-Pah Mountains, an isolated region on the Mexican/American Border. Both the hunter and the hunted soon confront the ominous presence that inhabits the In-Ko-Pahs.
A very realistic story, but it had just shades of the supernatural...like hints of magical realism...a step outside our normal conscious realm. I enjoyed this story and would recommend it to my friends. (5 stars). Mark Williams; Goodreads, Librarything, Shelfari
Cover Photo by Syndey Byrd
War of the Pews presents a compelling story of the struggle of a congregation to keep their church open in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. This was a lengthy manuscript, so an economical, tight page design was in order. I wanted the book to reflect the history of the church, however, and after conversations with the publisher, who told me about the historic ironworking tradition of the African-American community of New Orleans, I designed a decorative element for the chapter headings that evokes that tradition.
Although I was not on the editorial side of this project, I was able to offer some insight and advice as to how to handle the extensive front and back matter of the book, making it a bit more accessible for readers.
In the spring of 2006 the archdiocese of New Orleans declared that St. Augustine Church, which had stood in the Tremé section of New Orleans for over 170 years, would have to be closed in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Fr. Jerome LeDoux, the beloved pastor of the parish since 1990, was reassigned to a congregation in Texas. But the parishioners, inspired by their pastor-in-exile, faced off with the archbishop, forcing an unprecedented mediation to keep the church's doors open and its future secure. Fr. LeDoux tells this fascinating story with candor and humor, and he tells it in detail, going back into the church's founding in 1841 through the Civil War, segregation, Civil Rights and ultimately Hurricane Katrina to show how its predominantly African-American population weathered each of four battles in the War of the Pews.
I was one of a few editors on this beautiful book, and my main contribution was that, although I'm interested in both feng shui and gardening, I know very little about either! That made me an ideal editor for reviewing the initial draft - bringing a clear 'beginner's mind' helped illuminate the passages that needed further explanation.
Secrets of the Land offers countless ways to learn about your garden. It encourages people to plan and design your own garden by teaching the basics of garden design, the basis for feng shui, and how to use the tools of trees, shrubs, vines, ground covers, colors, rocks, water and art to implement your design.
Cover art by James A. Packard
The dramatic tone of Humanus Diabolicus - described on the cover as "A Postmodern Prophecy" - is announced by the striking cover art selected by the author. Both the subject and the art seemed to call for a dramatic font treatment, and I selected a modern interpretation of a classic look.
This is also a lengthy manuscript, and some accommodations had to be made to the length. Yet again, the subject matter was so distinct that I was pleased to find a text element that could function as a design element on chapter pages: in this case, the text elements evoke all-seeing eyes - an appropriate element for such a dystopian tale.
Dr. James Houk presents a dark gospel: the manuscript Humanus Diabolicus has been entrusted to him with an urgent plea to publish it as a warning of the end of humankind on this earth. Powerful imagery makes the characters -- both real and imagined-- come alive in disturbing ways.
Cover art by Nicole deLaunay Harris
Floating Souls: The Canal Murders is a novella-length mystery novel, the first fiction from a distinguished forensic anthropologist, Mary L. Manhein.
The shorter length of this manuscript allowed for a more expansive page treatment. Once again, I was able to find a text element to distinguish the chapter headings - this one reflecting the watery setting of the title, which was so perfectly captured in the outstanding cover art created by Nicole deLaunay Harris.
Manhein takes the reader by both hands and thrusts them into the canals of New Orleans and Venice. They come out dripping with a stark knowledge of one murder after another. Forensic anthropologist Maggie Andrepont thrusts her hands into the corpses themselves to resurrect the details of their lives and deaths. Scientist and literary artist Manhein knows how to activate the reader's emotions, imagination and intellect to make her fiction as real as the reader can endure, right on through the shocking revelations at the end. -- David Madden, author of Abducted by Circumstance
Copyright © 2018-19 Jeanne McCafferty
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Die Organisation IPPNW (Abkürzung für International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War; Name der deutschen Sektion IPPNW Deutschland – Internationale Ärzte für die Verhütung des Atomkrieges, Ärzte in sozialer Verantwortung e. V.) ist ein internationaler Zusammenschluss von Human-, Tier- und Zahnärzten, die sich unter anderem vor allem für die Abrüstung atomarer Waffen einsetzt.

Der internationale Hauptsitz befindet sich in Somerville, Massachusetts. 1985 erhielt die Organisation den Friedensnobelpreis für ihre "sachkundige und wichtige Informationsarbeit", die das Bewusstsein über die "katastrophalen Folgen eines Nuklearkrieges" in der Bevölkerung erhöhte.

Die deutsche Sektion (Sitz: Berlin) ist mit circa 8.000 Mitgliedern die größte berufsbezogene Friedensorganisation in Deutschland.

Geschichte
Die Geschichte des IPPNW begann 1980, in einer angespannten Phase des Kalten Krieges, mit einem Briefwechsel zwischen dem sowjetischen Kardiologen Jewgeni Tschasow und seinem US-amerikanischen Kollegen Bernard Lown. Wenige Monate später gründeten sie mit vier weiteren Ärzten aus den USA und der Sowjetunion in Genf die Organisation zur Verhütung eines Atomkrieges. In den darauf folgenden Jahren wurden international Sektionen gegründet, im Frühjahr 1982 in der Bundesrepublik und der DDR. Eines der Gründungsmitglieder der westdeutschen Sektion war der Gießener Psychoanalytiker Horst-Eberhard Richter. Prominentes Mitglied der ostdeutschen Sektion war der Berliner Urologe Moritz Mebel. 1984 erhielt die IPPNW den UNESCO-Preis für Friedenserziehung, 1985 den Friedensnobelpreis.

Bereits in den 1980er Jahren war die Organisation aktiver Teil der internationalen Friedensbewegung. Im Frühjahr 2003 warnte IPPNW-Deutschland vor den Folgen und Wirkungen des Irak-Kriegs für die Menschen sowie für das internationale Völkerrecht. IPPNW-Deutschland klärte über die Hintergründe des von den USA gegen den überwiegenden Willen der internationalen Staatengemeinschaft geführten Krieges auf.

Seit 1991 verleiht die IPPNW die Clara-Immerwahr-Auszeichnung "an Menschen, die sich trotz persönlicher Nachteile gegen Krieg, Rüstung und für Menschenrechte einsetzen".

1996 veranstaltete die IPPNW in Nürnberg den internationalen Kongress Medizin und Gewissen – 50 Jahre nach dem Nürnberger Ärzteprozeß.

Ziele

Die Organisation tritt dafür ein, erdumspannend Schaden von der Menschheit abzuwenden, wobei sie dies für die Zukunft aller Menschen und über alle politischen Grenzen und gesellschaftlichen Systeme hinweg tun möchte. Dabei geht sie im Sinne einer präventiven Medizin vor und versucht Risiken für Leben und Gesundheit vorzubeugen. Wo Menschen bereits in Not sind, gebietet es die medizinische Ethik zu helfen, so ihr Anspruch. Im Dreischritt von Anamnese – Diagnose – Therapie ergreift die IPPNW Maßnahmen, um Leiden, beispielsweise in akuten Krisengebieten, zu erkennen, zu verhüten oder zu lindern. "Unsere Aufgabe als Arzt und Ärztin ist es, jede Bedrohung für Leben und Gesundheit abzuwenden", so das Leitmotiv der IPPNW.

Die IPPNW forscht zu den Fakten und Hintergründen der gesundheitlichen, sozialen und politischen Auswirkungen und Ursachen von Kriegen und bewaffneten Konflikten. Sie veröffentlicht Studien, Bücher und Broschüren über die gesundheitlichen Folgen der atomaren Bedrohungen, Kriegsursachen und -folgen und Kriegsverhütung. Zudem berät sie politische Entscheidungsträger und Wissenschaftler. Auf Friedenskonferenzen und in den Medien bringt sie ihr medizinisches Wissen ein. Die IPPNW spricht die Öffentlichkeit auf Veranstaltungen und durch Medienarbeit an. Sie informiert die Bevölkerung über die Gefahren der zivilen und militärischen Nutzung der Kernenergie und über die Folgen, politischen Hintergründe und gesundheitlichen Auswirkungen von Kriegen.

Die IPPNW kritisiert seit längerem das 50 Jahre alte Abkommen der Internationalen Atomenergieorganisation (IAEO) mit der Weltgesundheitsorganisation (WHO). In diesem Abkommen erhält die IAEO die Hauptverantwortung für alle atomaren Forschungsprojekte. Nach Auffassung der IPPNW behindert die IAEO die WHO an einer uneingeschränkten Berichterstattung über Gesundheitsrisiken von Strahlung. Gesundheitsfolgen von Tschernobyl, Thema zweier größerer UN-Konferenzen 1995 in Genf und 2001 in Kiew, würden nicht der Öffentlichkeit zugänglich gemacht. Nach der Nuklearkatastrophe von Fukushima forderte die IPPNW erneut die Kündigung des Abkommens zwischen WHO und IAEO.

Mitgliedschaften
IPPNW gehörte 2009 zu den Gründern der Internationalen Kampagne zur Abschaffung von Atomwaffen.

IPPNW Deutschland ist Mitglied des Grüner Strom Label, der das gleichnamige Gütesiegel für Ökostrom-Angebote vergibt. Zudem gehört sie zu einer der teilnehmenden Organisationen der Free Gaza Bewegung.

Clara-Immerwahr-Auszeichnung

Die Sektion Deutschland des IPPNW stiftete 1991 die Clara-Immerwahr-Auszeichnung. Mit ihr werden Menschen gewürdigt, die sich in ihrem Beruf, an ihrem Arbeitsplatz ungeachtet persönlicher Nachteile aktiv gegen Krieg, Rüstung und gegen andere Bedrohungen für die Grundlagen menschlichen Lebens eingesetzt haben. (nicht zu verwechseln mit dem Clara Immerwahr Award des Exzellenzclusters UniSysCat und der Technischen Universität Berlin, sowie mit dem Clara-Immerwahr-Preis der Technischen Universität Kaiserslautern, siehe Clara Immerwahr)

Preisträger

 1991: Heinz Friedrich, Diplomingenieur (Dornier)
 1992: Helmuth Prieß, Major, Sprecher des Arbeitskreises Darmstädter Signal
 1994: Roland Schlosser, Polizeihauptkommissar
 1996: Michael Bouteiller, Bürgermeister der Hansestadt Lübeck
 2001: Heinz Loquai, Brigadegeneral
 2002: Christa Lörcher
 2007: Osman Murat Ülke

Literatur
 Jewgeni Tschasow, Leonid Iljin, Angelina Guskowa: Nuklearkrieg: Medizinisch-biologische Folgen. Standpunkt der sowjetischen Mediziner. Moskau 1984.
 Denkschrift der Internationalen Ärzte für die Verhütung des Atomkriegs (IPPNW) Sektion Bundesrepublik Deutschland: Zur Behandlung von Schwerverletzten in Friedenszeiten – Ein Diskussionsbeitag zur sogenannten "Katastrophenmedizin" , Mai 1985.

Weblinks

 ippnw-europe.org: Europäische Sektionen
 Deutsche Sektion
 Österreichische Sektion / OMEGA (Oesterreichische MEdizinerInnen gegen Gewalt und Atomgefahren)
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Quellen

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Organisation der Friedensbewegung
Organisation (Nukleare Sicherheit)
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Abkürzung
Friedensnobelpreisträger
Verein (Berlin)
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