MEET OUR RECLAIM FELLOWS
Randon John
Randon John is a Reclaim Community Fellow, he shares why he is passionate about nuclear justice.
Randon John, a member of the Bikini Atoll community, serves as the Director of Education and Public Awareness for the National Nuclear Commission of the Republic of the Marshall Islands.
Committed to seeking nuclear justice and environmental accountability for his country and people, he participates in scientific expeditions, regional forums, and United Nations engagements to advance the work of the Human Rights Council and bring Marshallese voices to global policy. Reflecting on his core mission, he notes:
“Our fight for nuclear justice is grounded in undeniable truth and the unyielding resilience of our people. We honor the history of the Marshall Islands not merely by remembering past harms, but by demanding full accountability, environmental justice, and a truthful legacy for future generations”
Through these ongoing efforts, he works to empower upcoming generations of Marshallese to uphold and advocate for the rights of their people.
The Reclaim Community Fellowship is a program of the Nuclear Truth Project running throughout 2026.
The Reclaim Community Fellowship program is a reciprocal-based learning and leadership initiative for emerging community leaders from regions impacted by nuclear weapons and related processes. The program addresses needs identified by affected communities engaged in the global disarmament and nuclear justice policy space.
Through education, networking and advocacy skill-building, the program has worked intensively over the year with a cohort of six emerging affected community leaders from regions impacted by nuclear weapons testing and associated nuclear harms.