Lifelong peace activitist, Phyllis Rodin, travelled from Northampton, Massachusetts to speak to the CPJ of her experiences, which included working with farmworkers in the 1930s; witnessing the effects of nuclear war at Hiroshima after World War II; crossing the nation in 1986 to advocate for peace and nuclear disarmament; talking with Cindy Sheehan in 2005; and steadfastly demonstrating for her position.  Ms. Rodin noted that in her 92 years of life, there has not been a day without war or average people "affected by The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" because of the greed and misdeeds of those in power.   Her goal is to see future generations able to take advantage of all that a peaceful, just world has to offer.