Illinois’ Nuclear
Power Watchdog

Educating, activating, and organizing the public against nuclear power since 1981.

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NEIS presents Night with the Experts with Dr. Yazan Alwadi, September 24, 2026, 7 PM Central. Free virtual event.
Night with the Experts Free · Online

Living Near Nuclear Power Plants: What the Health Research Shows

with Dr. Yazan Alwadi

Dr. Alwadi, lead author of four recent studies on health outcomes near U.S. nuclear plants, walks through what the research found and what it means for nearby communities. Live Q&A to follow.

SEP
24

Thursday · 7:00 PM Central

8 ET · 6 MT · 5 PT — on Zoom

Register Free →

The Zoom link is emailed after you register.

Coming soon: International Uranium Film Festival, Chicago, Illinois, Spring 2027, hosted by NEIS.
Coming Spring 2027 Free · Chicago

The International Uranium Film Festival Comes to Chicago

NEIS is bringing the festival to Chicago for a free public program of films, shorts, and panel discussions. Planning starts this fall.

Full-length films Shorts Panel discussions

Watch for updates this fall. Questions? Email [email protected]

Our Mission

Working Toward a Nuclear-Free World

1

Educate. Educating, activating, and organizing the public on energy issues.

2

Organize. Building and mobilizing grassroots power and nonviolent opposition to nuclear power.

3

Advocate. Advocating sustainable and ecologically sound energy alternatives.

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