Clamshell Legacy

CLAMSHELL LEGACY – INCLUDING STORIES

This section is a collection of reflections in photographs, images, and words on the Clamshell Alliance and the antinuclear movement.

Like the Clamshell Alliance, this webpage project is democratic, inclusive, and diverse. It is not a polished history told in one voice or from a single point of view, but rather represents the voice of the people in anecdotes, stories, analyses, interviews, and images of all the kinds of people who are the Clamshell Alliance.

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Table of Contents (alphabetical by author)

INTRODUCTION

  1. Founding Statement of the Clamshell Alliance
  2. Declaration of Nuclear Resistance
  3. Timeline

STORIES

  1. Arnie Alpert: Discipline, Humor and the Power of Non-Violence (Concord Armory)
  2. Arnie Alpert: Clamshell’s German Connection
  3. Adam Auster: Nuke’s Achilles Heel
  4. Bob Backus: Seacoast Anti-Pollution League
  5. Wes Blixt: Mass. Municipal Wholesale Electric Co.
  6. Elizabeth Boardman: In Memorium
  7. Bob Brainerd: How Honey Locust Affinity Group Got Its Name
  8. Helen Caldicott: A Desperate Passion
  9. Diane Clancy: Western Mass. Clam, Trainers, MNS
  10. Kristie Conrad: How Ya Gonna Keep ‘Em Down on the Farm
  11. Frances Crowe: Non-Violence Training; Early Days; On Site; the Manchester Armory; Clam Magic
  12. Frances Crowe: Video interview by Sharon Tracy-full transcript, 6/26/07
  13. Renny Cushing: From South Meeting House
  14. Renny Cushing: How the Clamshell Alliance Got Its Name
  15. Lee Daneker: When I was Called a Clam; Follow the Money
  16. Diane D’Arrigo: My Clamshell Experience; Nuke Technology
  17. Court Dorsey: Clam Magic (Somersworth Armory)
  18. Diane Garand: A Seabrook Local’s Story-Interview by Peter Kellman and Renny Cushing
  19. Susanae Hoch Glovacki: Clam Structure and Support City
  20. Sandra Gavutis: Citizens Within the Ten-Mile Radius
  21. Al Giordano: 30 Years After-Lessons of the Clam
  22. Debby Grinnell: C-10, Monitoring Seabrook Station
  23. Richard Grossman: Jobs and Energy, A National Perspective
  24. Paul Gunter: Sameasiteverwas
  25. Paul Gunter: Arthur Harvey and the Greenleaf Harvesters
  26. Paul Gunter: Wagon Train Across NH, 1976
  27. Paul Gunter: Atomic Power and Nuclear Weapons, Flip Sides of the Same Coin
  28. Jay Gustaferro: Gloucester Resistance
  29. Jay Gustaferro: Bird-Dogging the Duke
  30. Anna Gyorgy: Clam International
  31. Anna Gyorgy: Letter from Seoul-PeaceWorks 1996
  32. Benji Hiller: Clam Self-Defense and Lawyers
  33. Shel Horowitz: A Rhode Island Clam
  34. Naoto Inoue: Alternative Energy
  35. Peter Kellman: Bridge Over Troubled Waters
  36. Charlie King: Music in Actions and Organizing
  37. Berri Kramer: Legacy
  38. Winona LaDuke: Time to Summon Our Greatest Courage
  39. Cindy Girvani Leerer: Grapes of Rath
  40. Cindy Girvani Leerer: The Wall Street Action
  41. Robbie Leppzer: Seabrook resident interviews from his film Seabrook ’77—Carlene Peruse, the Santasuccis, Diane Garand
  42. Chuck Light: The Barefoot Projectionist
  43. Sam Lovejoy: Birth of the Clam
  44. Michael Mariotte and Aja Binette: Too Cheap to Meter to Too Costly to Matter
  45. Karl Meyer: Manchester Days
  46. Wally Nelson: Non-Violence and Consensus
  47. Chris Nord: Climbing the Towers
  48. Chris Nord: Herbie Greene
  49. Chris Nord: Vestige, a poem
  50. Chris Nord: The Vanishing Window
  51. Grace Paley: Some History on Karen Silkwood Drive
  52. Oannes Pritzger: The Quahaug Alliance, A Native Thought
  53. Robin Read: Corporate and Government Surveillance
  54. Robin Read and CW Wolff: Mainstream Media
  55. Suki Rice: As I Recall It
  56. Nelia Sargent: The Affinity Group and Non-Violence
  58. Steve Thornton: Labor and the Clam
  59. Sharon Tracy: Whistleblowers
  60. Harvey Wasserman: Nuclear Powered Lemmings
  61. Eric Wolfe: Dogs That Climb Trees
  62. CW Wolff: Nukes and Passion
  63. CW Wolff: Clam Media
  64. Tom Wyatt: Clam Local Organizing: Public Education

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