
Cranes For Our Future
The power to craft a safer future is in our hands
Public awareness and engagement around today’s nuclear, biological, and emerging technology threats is crucial for making progress on risk reduction and building a world safe from preventable global catastrophe. NTI’s Communications program designs and implements innovative and engaging campaigns, shapes narratives to influence perceptions about today’s threats, and works with NTI experts to translate complex problems to create an impact. This work is designed to engage larger and more diverse audiences who will play a role in building the political will for change by organizing and enlisting influential leaders across governments, civil society, and culture.
In service of NTI’s mission to transform global security and commitment to educate current and next-generation leaders and advocates, the Communications program also conducts public opinion research and curates a library of trusted educational resources on nuclear, biological, and radiological weapons and related systems.
The power to craft a safer future is in our hands
Using GIFs and memes to reframe nuclear deterrence for new audiences
Moving away from outdated thinking on nuclear weapons
Building a critical mass of public support to eliminate nuclear weapons risks
"Rewriting the Narrative on Nuclear Weapons: A research-based guide to building a safer future" provides those seeking to reduce nuclear risks and eventually eliminate nuclear weapons an evidence-based narrative framework to connect with a supermajority of Americans to shift policy, practices, and beliefs by focusing on shared values.
For those seeking to reduce nuclear risks and eventually eliminate nuclear weapons, Rewriting the Narrative on Nuclear Weapons is a practical, research-based guide designed to reverse the dominant narrative that nuclear weapons keep us safe.
With great determination and grace, the survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki have dedicated their lives to ensuring that they remain the only people on the earth to ever experience the horrors of nuclear weapons used in war.
Nevada business leaders, environmental and community groups, and elected officials are joining forces to voice their strong opposition to growing calls to resume explosive nuclear testing in Nevada.
The fourth annual #CranesForOurFuture Campaign takes flight with entertainers, prominent organizations, and public figures sharing paper cranes on social media.