The Civil Rights Icon Who Protested Nukes, Too
Coretta Scott King was a fixture at some of the most significant nuclear weapons protests of the 20th century.
Coretta Scott King was a fixture at some of the most significant nuclear weapons protests of the 20th century.
Carl Sagan, the world's most famous astronomer, leaked his own research to warn the world about nuclear winter.
Beloved entertainer Mister Rogers took on America's children's nuclear anxiety during a stressful week at the height of the Cold War.
In addition to being the top resource for parents in the 20th century, Dr. Benjamin Spock was a prolific activist against nuclear weapons, believing accepting the risk of nuclear war ran counter to protecting children.
From a typist to a single mother and PhD student, Randall Forsberg ignited a movement and helped stop the arms race.
With the New START treaty set to expire February 5, President Trump has a real opportunity to stop a dangerous nuclear arms race. This is the moment for smart leadership and strong dealmaking.
"Together, we can build a critical mass to demand our leaders move us closer to—and eventually reach—a world without nuclear weapons."
NTI breaks down the nuclear themes in "A HOUSE OF DYNAMITE," a new film from Academy Award-winning director Kathryn Bigelow, opening in theaters October 10, 2025 and available on Netflix on October 24.
Cultural Leaders for a future without nuclear weapons
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