Community Events
Whether or not you’re attending the 2025 pilgrimage, we invite you to join us in these upcoming community events!
August 1 – Toppenish, WA
A Day of Reflection: Nuclear Remembrance in the Yakama Community
Yakama Nation Environmental Restoration Waste Management and Columbia Riverkeeper present an event that brings together powerful storytelling, cultural knowledge, and reflections on nuclear history and future.
The fight for Hanford will outlive us… but can’t be won without us.
August 1, 12 – 4 pm
Yakama Nation Traditional Lunch + Speaker panel + Tours
Yakama Nation Cultural Heritage Center
100 Spiel-yi Loop
Toppenish, WA 98948
August 3-6 – Seattle, WA
A Survivor Speaks, A Generation Walks: 80 years after Hiroshima
August 3-6 | Seattle area
Storysharing at UCUCC: August 3
AUGUST 3
UCUCC @ 7:30 P.M.
4515 16TH AVE NE, SEATTLE
Come hear Hiroshima survivor Norimitsu Tosu as well as young adults from the Fierce Nonviolence Pilgrimage share their stories.
The pilgrims will have heard from communities impacted by nuclear weapons in Spokane and the Hanford area, and are on their way to Bangor Naval Base, which houses the largest concentration of deployed nuclear weapons in the U.S.
Peace Walk: August 4-6
PEACE WALK
Please join us for any part of the peace walk listed below.
AUG 4
• Bainbridge Island to Suquamish UCC (9 miles)
• Meet at Waypoint Park @ 11:30 a.m.
AUG 5
• Suquamish UCC to Ground Zero (13 miles)
• Meet at Suquamish UCC @ 8:30 a.m.
• 6 p.m. potluck & discussion at Ground Zero
AUG 6
• Lake Forest Park to Green Lake (7 miles)
• meet at Lake Forest Park peace pole (in front of City
Hall) at noon.