2015 has been a strong and eventful year for the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation.

We have:

  • Supported the Marshall Islands (and their legal team) in their courageous lawsuits against the nine nuclear-armed countries;
  • Supported the nuclear agreement with Iran;
  • Encouraged President Obama to fulfill the Prague Promise for a world free of nuclear weapons that he initiated in 2009;
  • Opposed the planned $1 trillion expenditure on the “modernization” of the U.S. nuclear arsenal;
  • Reached more than 5,000 people through our Peace Leadership Program;
  • Expanded our membership to 75,000 people;
  • Reached more than 1,000,000 people through our social media outreach (find us on Facebook and Twitter);
  • Hosted anti-nuclear activist Dr. Helen Caldicott for the 2015 Frank K. Kelly Lecture on Humanity’s Future;
  • Played an active role at the ninth Review Conference of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty;
  • Participated in activities marking the 70th anniversary of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings;
  • Honored Hiroshima survivor Setsuko Thurlow with our 2015 Distinguished Peace Leadership Award;
  • Helped to organize an International Youth Summit on Nuclear Weapons Abolition in Hiroshima;
  • Been a steady voice for Nuclear Zero;
  • Played an influential role in the lives of 12 college interns who will carry with them into the world the spirit of peace and justice;
  • and much more.

With your help we can make 2016 an even stronger and more eventful year. We have a great team in place for 2016. Please be a part of that team, working for peace and a world free of nuclear weapons. Stand up! Speak out! Join in!

Together we can build a more peaceful world and end the nuclear weapons threat to all humanity.