We walk in the footsteps of a long legacy of peace walkers and spiritual leaders to draw attention to the nuclear dangers that continue to threaten our planet, and the violent robots (RPAs or drones) continuing to kill people monthly, damaging the community of life in the desert. We also focus on the threats of nuclear waste to the Sacred Yucca Mountain. Please join us in transforming fears into compassion and apathy into action during NDE's annual Sacred Peace Walk!
Hello!
This is Robert Majors, organizer for the 2019 Sacred Peace Walk. I wanted to welcome you once again to this year's Sacred Peace Walk (Saturday April 13th to Friday April 19th), where we will be walking through the beautiful desert to bring our peace to the wounds of its canvass. Together we can create a brighter image in the life around us, and carry this picture across the world. To help us prepare for this pilgrimage, we request that you send us some information (use the registration page) beforehand so we can accommodate your needs.
On this journey we will be sleeping and eating together as we walk through the desert. Camping outside is a custom, but beds are readily available with prior notice. Approximately 60 miles will be walked in a total of four days; these walks are optional and you can be present to support in other ways, though walking is strongly encouraged. Meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) are arranged throughout the week. Snacks and drinks are also provided throughout the walk. Transportation is available upon request, and volunteer transportation is always a helpful donation. Port-a-potties will be available for use throughout the entire walk as we journey through the historic desert north of Las Vegas. We request that you bring your own camping gear (sleeping bag, tent, sleeping pad, reusable kitchenette kit and cup, flashlight etc...) but we do have extras for people who request them. \n\nWe are trying various efforts and methods to increase the revenue to support the Sacred Peace Walk 2019. To help cover expenses we aim to raise $200 per walker this year. Thank you for your generous support.
Read about recent changes in trespass prosecution policy at the Nevada Nuclear Security Site: After three decades, trespass prosecutions resume at Nevada nuclear test site
Come to Nevada - Walk for Peace, Resist Nuclear Weapons, Stand for Indigenous People’s Rights and Fill the Jails!
Hello!
This is Robert Majors, organizer for the 2019 Sacred Peace Walk. I wanted to welcome you once again to this year's Sacred Peace Walk (Saturday April 13th to Friday April 19th), where we will be walking through the beautiful desert to bring our peace to the wounds of its canvass. Together we can create a brighter image in the life around us, and carry this picture across the world. To help us prepare for this pilgrimage, we request that you send us some information (use the registration page) beforehand so we can accommodate your needs.
On this journey we will be sleeping and eating together as we walk through the desert. Camping outside is a custom, but beds are readily available with prior notice. Approximately 60 miles will be walked in a total of four days; these walks are optional and you can be present to support in other ways, though walking is strongly encouraged. Meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) are arranged throughout the week. Snacks and drinks are also provided throughout the walk. Transportation is available upon request, and volunteer transportation is always a helpful donation. Port-a-potties will be available for use throughout the entire walk as we journey through the historic desert north of Las Vegas. We request that you bring your own camping gear (sleeping bag, tent, sleeping pad, reusable kitchenette kit and cup, flashlight etc...) but we do have extras for people who request them. \n\nWe are trying various efforts and methods to increase the revenue to support the Sacred Peace Walk 2019. To help cover expenses we aim to raise $200 per walker this year. Thank you for your generous support.
Read about recent changes in trespass prosecution policy at the Nevada Nuclear Security Site: After three decades, trespass prosecutions resume at Nevada nuclear test site
Come to Nevada - Walk for Peace, Resist Nuclear Weapons, Stand for Indigenous People’s Rights and Fill the Jails!