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Physicians for Social Responsibility is committed to the elimination of nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction, the achievement of a sustainable environment, and the reduction of violence and its causes.

In the ancient and universal tradition of the physician who promotes healing and seeks truth, members subscribe to the following values:


* That life on Earth is precious, powerful and vulnerable;

 
* That human life draws vital sustenance and coherence from the ecological and social systems in which it participates;


* That the acquisition and application of scientific knowledge imposes the responsibility to protect life, not to endanger or destroy it;
 

* That knowledge about global threats results from experience and scientific study including modeling and simulation, which inherently contain uncertainty;
 

* That the necessary decisions based on such uncertainties must be evaluated in settings open to public review, so that the best possible approaches can be achieved;
 

* That citizens have a right to informed participation in such decision-making processes made by both government and industry which affect their health, welfare and environment; and


* That our commitment to future generations requires that problems of violence and militarism, global environmental degradation and social and economic inequities be addressed now and not be left as a toxic legacy to be solved by those who follow us.


As individuals and as citizens, we respect and support these tenets of our society: a tolerance for diversity, a capacity to live and let live, an insistence on fairness, and an abiding respect for individual rights.

As members of the medical community committed to the promotion of global health, it is our obligation to share with all of humanity our understanding that eliminating weapons of mass destruction, preserving a sustainable environment and reducing interpersonal violence and its causes are the most realistic strategies for assuring global survival.

PSR Maine Staff

Melissa Boyd                                           Janey Morse

Executive Director                                   Domestic Violence Prevention Director

                            

                                                                  Vera Riley
                                                                  Domestic Violence Response Initiative
                                                                  Assistant Coordinator/ AmeriCorps

PSR Maine Board of Directors

Peter Wilk, MD                                                         James Maier, MD
Sebago, ME                                                              Scarborough, ME
Chapter President                                                    Vice President

Syd Sewall, MD, MPH                                             Daniel Oppenheim, MD, PhD             Hallowell, ME                                                            Falmouth, ME
Treasurer                                                                  Domestic Violence Prevention Chair

David Adams, MD                                                   Lani Graham, MD, MPH
Yarmouth, ME                                                           Portland, ME
Secretary 

Peter Millard, MD                                                     Richard Aronson, MD, MPH
Bangor, ME                                                               Hallowell, ME

Paul Liebow, MD                                                      Andrew Cadot, Esq
Bangor, ME                                                               Freeport, ME

Robert Stein                                                              Michelle Hadley
Portland, ME                                                              PSR UNE Medical Student

Gino Nalli, MPH

Cumberland, ME