Global Nuclear Awareness
Preparedness. Prevention. Protection.
The Global Nuclear Awareness Program offers:
Conferences
Public Presentations
Workshops
Certificate Courses
Online Programs
All designed to build a deeper understanding of the current nuclear reality and the challenges it raises.
2017: World Life Institute (WLI) offered a five-week intensive workshop series and certificate program exploring a wide range of issues – from nuclear energy foundations to the global consequences of regional nuclear war.
2018: WLI collaborated with colleges and universities on workshops on specific issues of concern to the public, health professionals and emergency personnel.
2019: World Life Institute will be offering an exciting new online learning program for the public on nuclear issues.
Updates and More News about our Upcoming Educational Events:
Online Certificate Program
Interested in gaining a deeper understanding of nuclear technology and its potential and challenges? Do you work in a field where greater knowledge of nuclear realities and issues would be useful? Our certificate programs will take you through the science of nuclear technology and its applications, along with the critical issues of the nuclear world. Program participants are awarded a Certificate in Global Nuclear Awareness.
Presenters
Drawing from a range of disciplines, our highly experienced educators will guide you through the knowledge areas and issues that are important in today’s nuclear world.
Program Base
World Life Institute Headquarters
229 West Center Street
Medina, New York
Online Certificate Courses
Registration Begins:
Tuesday, 29th of October, 2019
Course Start Date:
Sunday, 10th of November, 2019
For more Information, Please email us at:
The Global Nuclear Awareness program addresses questions and concerns about ionizing radiation and nuclear energy. Questions and concerns that represent personal and global public health, geopolitical and human habitat challenges. A majority of American and Canadian residents live within 50 miles of a nuclear reactor. North Americans are exposed to twice the dose of nuclear radiation they were 20 years ago. All peoples globally live within reach of nuclear weapons effects and potential nuclear contamination.
Are our leaders and our communities adequately informed about the consequences and likelihood of nuclear war? Could our families protect themselves from an industrial nuclear accident? What is the nature and extent of man-made radiation in our environment? Nuclear power is heralded as the solution to growing energy demands while offsetting the effects of global warming and even preventing climate change. This course provides multi-disciplinary, rational, research-based information about ionizing nuclear radiation and technologies and the personal and public risk and policy challenges of living in the globalized nuclear age.
Public Presentations
Wondering how nuclear technology will impact our future, for better or worse? Should we embrace the promise of nuclear power? Or worry about war with North Korea or another Fukushima? These engaging, science-based presentations will give you a broader view of the current nuclear reality and the opportunities and threats we face.
Who Should Attend?
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Anyone with an interest in Scientific, Fact-based Information about Nuclear Technology
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Anyone concerned about the opportunities and challenges nuclear technology holds for our future
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Political community
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Business leaders
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Doctors, Nurses, Mental Health
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Medical Professionals
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Public Health and Social service staff
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Emergency Management Personnel
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Paramedics and other First Responders
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Educators and students
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Clergy and members of faith organizations
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Staff and volunteers from non-profit and service organizations
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World Life Institute funds its programs primarily through the generous support of private individuals.
We welcome donations from people around the world who support our work.