WHY FEES COST A BOMB
The government is wasting billions on wars we don’t want and weapons we don’t need, yet is making huge cuts to education spending.
Such massive military spending takes money away from essential public services and makes the world a more dangerous place.
We can’t go on like this.
ENTER OUR NEW FILM COMPETITION!
Video length: Under 3 minutes
Judging Criteria:
The winning entry will communicate the need for the government to invest in education and reduce military spending in an original, succinct, informative and thought-provoking way.
Judging Panel:
Submissions will be judged by representatives from CAAT, CND and ICAN-UK.
Prize:
The winning entry will be featured on this website and shown to students at university film screenings around the UK.
For more information and to submit your entry email: tim_street@icanw.org
Deadline for entries: 28th June 2012
£100 billion
£6-7 billion
£700 million
£11 billion
Meanwhile, the government is attacking education for all by:
Take action
Say no to education cuts and yes to reducing military spending.
Organise a meeting at your place of study - contact us for speakers
Enter our film competition- see above for more details
CAAT works to end the international arms trade, which has a devastating impact on human rights and security and impedes economic development. Large scale military procurement and arms exports make militaristic approaches to solving global problems more likely.
CND campaigns non-violently to rid the world of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction and to create genuine security for future generations.
ICAN-UK campaigns for the UK government to scrap Trident and support a nuclear weapons convention which would outlaw and permanently eliminate nuclear weapons.
Contact us: tim_street@icanw.org
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