Poster, Disarm the Seas, Walk for Peace, Pacific Park to Civic Park, 19 March, 1989
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InformationThis poster is part of the University of Newcastle collection of posters (1970-1990) that were collected over the decades and housed in Special Collections. This poster collection reflects the history of Callaghan campus, and are a testament to the enduring spirit of student protest and social change and movements. The collection covers themes like defence, militarization, sexism, women's rights, and LGBTQ+ equality and many more.SubjectPosterPolitical activismDemonstrationsprotestsAnti-nuclear protestsCivic ParkNewcastle (N.S.W.)University of Newcastle, Australia
The Walk for Peace takes place on Palm Sunday annually in Newcastle and other major cities in Australia. In 1989, there was a focus on nuclear disarmament and ending the transportation of nuclear waste.
This is part of a series of posters focusing on the anti-nuclear movement within this collection.
InformationThis poster is part of the University of Newcastle collection of posters (1970-1990) that were collected over the decades and housed in Special Collections. This poster collection reflects the history of Callaghan campus, and are a testament to the enduring spirit of student protest and social change and movements. The collection covers themes like defence, militarization, sexism, women's rights, and LGBTQ+ equality and many more.SubjectPosterPolitical activismDemonstrationsprotestsAnti-nuclear protestsCivic ParkNewcastle (N.S.W.)University of Newcastle, AustraliaRelates to
Collection University of Newcastle Poster Collection
IdentifierUniversity-Posters-0127-Disarm-The-Seas
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Poster, Disarm the Seas, Walk for Peace, Pacific Park to Civic Park, 19 March, 1989 (19/03/1989), [University-Posters-0127-Disarm-The-Seas]. Living Histories, accessed 21/04/2025, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/116969