It’s time to set the record straight: Canada should join UN Nuclear Ban Treaty
Op-ed in The Hill Times by Jérémy Cotton, PSR Nuclear Weapons Intern.
PSR celebrates 50 ratifications for the ban treaty
Honduras has become the 50th nation to ratify the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, paving the way for it to enter into force on January 22, 2021.
Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons Passes Important Threshold
New York Times article quoting PSR.
Physicians for Social Responsibility celebrates 50th ratification of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons
This treaty changes the legal status of nuclear weapons in international law, and marks a historic milestone for a decades-long, intergenerational movement to abolish nuclear weapons.
Some good news, for a change: nearly 50 ratifications for the Nuclear Ban Treaty
Once the treaty enters into force, the legal status of nuclear weapons will change. It will be a moment that PSR and our partner organizations have been looking forward to.
September 26 is United Nations’ International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons
The event provides an opportunity to reaffirm the urgency of global nuclear disarmament and to mobilize new-found international efforts towards achieving a nuclear free world. You can participate!
Back from the Brink gets a new look and renewed energy
In honor of 75th anniversary of Hiroshima & Nagasaki, the Back from the Brink coalition revealed their new website, logo, and a new video expressing their call to action.
The 75th anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki reminds us of the need to ban nuclear weapons
Op-ed in the Baltimore Sun by Gwen DuBois, MD, Chesapeake PSR.
The road to Armageddon — our two existential threats and the 2020 presidential race
Op-ed in The Hill by Robert Dodge, MD, PSR Board Member.
Evanston takes stand against nuclear conflict
Letter to the Editor in the Daily Herald by Sarah Lovinger, MD, PSR Chicago.