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There is still time before he leaves office for President Barack Obama  to reduce the danger of nuclear weapons, as he advocated in his Prague speech in 2009. Working with our Japanese [...]

Executive Director Kevin Martin was on KFPA Pacifica radio, Berkeley, California and beyond, on Saturday discussing the president’s possible (now perhaps likely) visit to Hiroshima next [...]

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Largest Peace Organization Endorses Edwards for Maryland Senate Silver Spring, MD — April 21, 2014 — On the heels of what could be a close primary election this coming Tuesday, April 26, Peace [...]

This is a guest post from Martin Hellman that was originally published on his Defusing the Nuclear Threat blog. For reasons explained in my March 1 blog post, I’m posting draft chapters of my [...]

New Hampshire Peace Action Executive Director Will Hopkins and Arnie Alpert of New Hampshire’s American Friends Service Committee office had a terrific op-ed in the Manchester (NH) Union [...]

Recently we sent you a request to contact President Barack Obama on further initiatives to reduce the danger of nuclear weapons, as he advocated in his Prague speech in 2009, and again less than [...]

As the presidential campaign continues to astound, disgust and inspire, in varying degrees with different candidates, debates and events, Peace Action has moved into its next phase of support for [...]

Last Thursday, the Washington Post ran an op-ed from President Obama: How we can make our vision of a world without nuclear weapons a reality. The President is hosting a Nuclear Security Summit [...]