Campaign For International Co-operation And Disarmament

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Agent TypeOrganisationActivities & OccupationsPolitical activistsLobbyistsHistoryCampaign for International Co-operation and Disarmament (CICD) was first established as the Congress for International Co-operation and Disarmament (CICD) in 1959. Founded by peace activists, unionists and church leaders the group advocated a holistic approach to peace and nuclear disarmament. Post its name change (c.1987), the organisation continued to actively campaign against uranium mining, the use and testing of nuclear weapons by the Soviets and the French, the placement of American military bases in the Pacific Region, the Gulf Wars, and refugee justice and for human rights. In 2009 it held its 50th Anniversary of active campaigning making it the longest serving peace organisation in Australia.

Selected references: http://gallery.its.unimelb.edu.au/imu/imu.php?request=multimedia&irn=5114 &
< http://pandora.nla.gov.au/pan/25747/20100921-1553/www.cicd.org.au/index0f91.html?category=about&page=cicdhistory>

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[2012.0286] CAMPAIGN FOR INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION AND DISARMAMENT

[2010.0009] POSTERS COMPILED BY CAMPAIGN FOR INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION AND DISARMAMENT

Sound

Interview with Pauline Mitchell - CICD, interviewer - John Ellis (Tape 2)

Interview with Pauline Mitchell - CICD, interviewer - John Ellis (Tape 1)

People and Organisations

Goldbloom, Sam

Moving Image

[Paul Jacobs / Atomic Energy]

Dates

Date1987-

Names

AcronymCICDOther NamesCongress For International Co-operation And Disarmament

University of Melbourne Archives

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Campaign For International Co-operation And Disarmament