One trillion dollars
is being spent to modernize the nuclear arsenals of nine countries over the next 10 years.
We're going to show the scale
of this investment and how it could be devoted to peace and humanitarian needs, rather than the threat of nuclear annihilation
while governments meet at the UN
for the UN General Assembly and UN Disarmament Week
Campaign news
New push for candidates in US mid-term elections to ‘move weapons money’ to better uses.
Peace campaigners from the United States and around the world are teaming up to encourage candidates in the US mid-term elections to commit to nuclear disarmament, improved firearms regulation, climate protection, international diplomacy and the cutting of military...
TONAL FUSION benefit concert for Move the Nuclear Weapons Money
Duo Dimeo, an exciting new musical collaboration by classical pianists Racquel Borromeo and Victor Dizon, will be organising Tonal Fusion, a concert in New York on Sunday May 13 to benefit Move the Nuclear Weapons Money. Duo Dimeo will be joined by musicians from...
Containing the nuclear weapons corporations: Nuclear weapons divestment in the United States
The United States spends over $60 billion annually on nuclear weapons – more than the other eight nuclear-armed States combined. This colossal amount of spending on nuclear weapons is unnecessary, regardless of whether or not you support unilateral nuclear disarmament...