Campaign Update
The new film, A House of Dynamite, directed by Kathryn Bigelow was released on Netflix on October 24th. The thriller reached number one on streaming charts on the platform, being the most popular movie of the weekend.
Read MoreFrom November 2nd to 4th, representatives, members, and staff of PSR attended the 24th IPPNW World Congress in Nagasaki, Japan. This congress, held in the last city to be bombed by a nuclear weapon, was bookended by meetings of the IPPNW International Council where PSR represented the United States in these international fora.
Read MorePSR was proud to once again co-sponsor the second nationwide No Kings protests on Saturday, October 18. View photos from local events shared by our members.
Read MoreThis timely, in-depth program designed for health professionals and advocates committed to protecting people and the planet from the threats of nuclear weapons and radiation exposure.
Read MoreMaggie will be supporting PSR’s mission by collaborating with funders, donors, and the board of directors to build philanthropic and grassroots support.
Read MoreEvery year in late September, nearly 100,000 descend upon New York City for NYC Climate Week to network, learn, and present their latest work in the climate space.
Read MoreOur Associate Director of Environment & Health, Zach Williams, chatted with host Gabe Dunn about climate change, our current moment in American politics, how our current moment in American politics is impacting climate change, and what folks can do to advocate for their planet.
Read MoreThe film dramatizes the fallout from a nuclear strike and the cascade of political, social, and personal consequences that follow. PSR views A House of Dynamite as a timely opportunity to bring nuclear abolition into the cultural conversation.
Read MoreOur PSR representatives and members will sit in on congress meetings, engage in thoughtful panels, and plan actions at this international meeting.
Read MoreWith the New START Treaty set to expire in February 2026, Russian President Vladimir Putin recently announced that Russia would offer a one-year extension.
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