3MSP Event: Midtown Mixer and 'Shades of Disarmament'

On Sunday, March 2, the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation and its youth initiative, Reverse the Trend, hosted an engaging evening of dialogue and reflection in New York. The event brought together advocates, youth leaders, and community members for a Midtown Mixer and a special screening of Shades of Disarmament.

The evening fostered a vibrant atmosphere of networking and discussion, with attendees exchanging ideas on nuclear disarmament and social justice over refreshments. The highlight of the night was the screening of Shades of Disarmament, an original short documentary produced by Reverse the Trend and its supporters. The film revisits the historic 1982 March and Rally for Nuclear Disarmament, highlighting the intersection of environmental justice, social justice, and human rights in the disarmament movement.

Through powerful archival footage and contemporary reflections, Shades of Disarmament underscored the importance of amplifying diverse voices—particularly those historically marginalized in the movement. The film sparked meaningful discussions among attendees, reinforcing the necessity of intergenerational collaboration in the fight for a nuclear-free world.

Among the attendees was renowned journalist and author Annie Jacobsen, who brought valuable insight into the discussion. Her presence added depth to the evening’s conversations, further emphasizing the urgency of nuclear disarmament and the importance of continued dialogue.

Following the screening, a lively conversation ensued, with participants sharing insights on the parallels between past and present activism. The dialogue emphasized the need for continued advocacy and inclusion in shaping a more just and peaceful future.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this inspiring evening. Stay connected with the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation and Reverse the Trend for future events and initiatives dedicated to building a world free of nuclear weapons.