A world without nuclear weapons
Letter to the Editor in The Washington Post co-authored by PSR Board Member Ira Helfand, MD.
Tell your senators: Cut the B-83 and help end the pandemic
INACTIVE – It is time that the U.S. gets its priorities straight: we can no longer fund weapons of war. It’s time to invest in human lives.
U.S. should limit nuclear weapons
Arizona Daily Star op-ed from Raymond Graap, MD, a member of the PSR Committee to Abolish Nuclear Weapons.
Is Biden Taking Nuclear Policy Seriously?
Article in Outrider by PSR’s Jasmine Owens
New Report takes a deep dive into the companies responsible for prolonging the nuclear weapons threat
The Center for International Policy released a report this month written by William Hartung, the Director of the Arms and Security Program at the center. This report looks at the Profiteers of Armageddon, the top contracting companies that stand to benefit heavily from modernizing the U.S. nuclear weapons arsenal and destabilizing the international security environment. …
Let’s set reasonable limits on the launching of nuclear attacks
Letter to the editor in the Baltimore Sun from Gwen DuBois, MD, Chesapeake PSR president.
How to get rid of nuclear weapons
Boston Globe op-ed by Peter Metz and PSR Board Member Ira Helfand, MD.
The grass-roots movement for nuclear disarmament is growing
Letter to the editor in the Washington Post citing the Back from the Brink campaign.
Humanity’s Call to Eliminate Nuclear Weapons
Op-ed in Common Dreams from Robert Dodge, MD, PSR Board Member.
IPPNW affiliates raise adverse health and political consequences of AUKUS nuclear submarine deal
On September 21, PSR and its affiliates in the UK and Australia issued a joint statement expressing strong opposition to the “AUKUS” plan to supply nuclear-powered attack submarines to Australia.