University of Bradford First Interdisciplinary Nuclear Disarmament Symposium is on 6th December in collab with ICAN Register here! Rhys Crilley @LawrahCon CRIDS Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Kjølv Egeland Dr Patricia M Lewis Professor Lucy Easthope Natalie Bennett Beatrice Fihn Mackenzie Knight-Boyle (mknight.bsky.social) icanw.org/interdisciplin…

1/ The nuclear threats Russia has made throughout the Ukraine conflict have been rightly and universally condemned, but some Western commentators and politicians argue Putin is bluffing. This is dangerously complacent. abcnews.go.com/International/…

Headlines like these underscore why we need to eliminate nuclear weapons. If this was an ICBM, it would be a dangerous provocation that risks nuclear escalation. Even if not, the mere headline itself can cause confusion and panic with catastrophic consequences.

Don't miss the upcoming Interdisciplinary Nuclear Disarmament Research Symposium at the University of Bradford on 6 December! Register to attend in person or online here by 27 November: icanw.org/interdisciplin… #nuclearban

We are so excited to host University of Bradford First Interdisciplinary Nuclear Disarmament Symposium on 6th December in collab with ICAN! Get in touch if you'd like to join us remotely. ❤️☮️🎉💪🌟

In a stirring lecture delivered during the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony, #NihonHidankyo called on all governments to take their stories as a call to action- and to immediately eliminate any activities that give nuclear weapons legitimacy. 🔗➡️icanw.org/nihon_hindanky… Graphic: IPPNW

Every year, Oslo citizens participate in a moving torchlight procession to honour the #NobelPeace laureates.This year's procession celebrated #NihonHidankyo and departed from the Nobel Peace Center towards the Grand Hotel, where the new laureates awaited on the iconic balcony🕊️🏆

The wonderful Shigeko Sasamori died this week in Los Angeles at the age of 92. She was 13 years old when the United States dropped an atomic bomb on her city, Hiroshima. She suffered such severe burns that her parents struggled to recognise her in the aftermath.

Looks like a fascinating Nuclear Knowledges event tomorrow featuring recent research of the group! Register here: sciencespo.fr/agenda/fr/even… #nuclearban

The #DoomsdayClock moves to 89 seconds to midnight. Humanity stands closer to catastrophe than at any moment in its history. Juan Manuel Santos explains how we got here and what we must do now. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

The Doomsday Clock moving ahead to 89 seconds to midnight is a stark reminder that we must act NOW. As Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists put it: “Every second of delay in reversing course increases the probability of global disaster.” But there is reason for hope, like the #NuclearBan Treaty. 🧵

Public comments are open until 10 April for the Los Alamos National Laboratory Site Wide Environmental Impact Statement. Honor Our Pueblo Existence (HOPE) & Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety (CCNS) made a tool to easily comment here: actionnetwork.org/letters/public…

We are hiring a research and advocacy #intern this summer. The position is open for students and recent graduates and joins our team in Geneva to work with Alicia Sanders-Zakre and myself on promoting the TPNW. Please share widely. Application deadline is May 16. icanw.org/careers_advoca…

For US colleagues: Tomorrow & Wednesday, you can provide input to NNSA on what should be included in an environmental impact assessment about their plans to expand production of plutonium “pit” bomb cores. Join the meetings & learn more: nukewatch.org/wp-content/upl… Nuclear Watch New Mexico

"Nuclear spending is not the only aspect of nuclear policy kept from the public and policy makers, but it is a particular affront to democratic governance." What else don't we know about nuclear spending & why does it matter? Read on our Story Center: loom.ly/hE_hEX0

This dangerous escalation from nuclear-armed Israel has undermined the prospects for successful talks on Iran’s nuclear programme and risks a broader war further threatening civilian lives. Read more here: icanw.org/israeli_attack… #NuclearBan

📢Out today: ICAN’s memorial dedicated to the children of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Ahead of the 80th anniversaries of the nuclear bombings, this new online memorial honours the 38,000 children killed in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. 🔗Learn more: childrenspeacememorial.org #NuclearBan

Scenes from the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park as we prepare this morning to mark 80 years since the city was devastated by an atomic bomb dropped by the US. Join us with ICAN and UNITAR online to share this moment of silence live: youtube.com/watch?v=5dHR1f…

At exactly 8:15 a.m. JST, around the time you’re reading this, 80 years ago, an atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. Today, we remember the lives lost, the survivors who continue to speak out, and the urgent need for nuclear disarmament. Read more here: icanw.org/remembering_th…

Will you join us stand with the survivors of nuclear weapons and take action for nuclear disarmament? We everyone to get involved! Learn more here and share: cranesofmemory.com #CranesofMemory