Cathy Gwin
Senior Director, Communications
The DOHMH announced an innovative program to replace high-activity radiological sources which will significantly reduce the risk of a radiological “dirty bomb.”
ICAN engaged in an extraordinary multi-year effort to raise awareness about the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapon use.
NTI's Michelle Nalabandian joined the Egyptian Council for Foreign Affairs and the Egyptian Pugwash Association in Cairo, meeting with young professionals to discuss WMD issues.
In a CNN op-ed, NTI Co-Chairmen Sam Nunn and Ernest J. Moniz call for leaders in China and the United States to pursue diplomatic efforts with North Korea.
NTI is working with the State of California to devise strategies to secure and/or replace high-activity radiological sources that could build radioactive "dirty bombs."
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