14 Facts About Janet Bloomfield

Janet Elizabeth Bloomfield was a British peace and disarmament campaigner who was chair of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament from 1993 to 1996.

Janet Bloomfield was the Chair of the CND, the largest peace and disarmament organisation in Europe from 1993 to 1996.

Janet Bloomfield was active in the anti-nuclear movement from 1981.

Janet Bloomfield was a local group secretary, national council and executive, regional worker in the West Midlands for CND.

Janet Bloomfield was the National Vice-Chair for two years before being elected Chair in 1993.

Janet Bloomfield was honorary Vice-President of CND at the time of her death.

Janet Bloomfield was a consultant to the Geneva-based International Peace Bureau, a Nobel Peace Prize-winning network of non-aligned peace organisations in 44 countries.

Janet Bloomfield was a member of the Global Council of Abolition 2000 since 1997, Global Network to Eliminate Nuclear Weapons and convened the Abolition Now Campaign Working Group of Abolition, 2000.

Janet Bloomfield was a distinguished expert speaker at the United Nations Department for Disarmament Affairs.

Janet Bloomfield organised the campaign to stop arms trade shows being held at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham in 1991.

Janet Bloomfield organised and led the Atomic Mirror Pilgrimage 1996 around nuclear and sacred sites of England, Scotland and Wales.

Janet Bloomfield was a consultant to the Oxford Research Group.

The Atomic Mirror is a founding member of the Weapons of Mass Destruction Awareness Programme, of which Janet Bloomfield was a spokesperson.

Janet Bloomfield married Richard Bloomfield in 1976; they had two children.