Calling all professors and students! Are you ready for the
start of the new school year? Have you prepped for this semester’s course on
international security or world history? NTI’s EDUCATION CENTER and our
LEARN collection offer an array of
resources to help fill your lesson plans and refresh your knowledge. You’ll
find teaching tools, such as the new Building
Security Through Cooperation report about working with North Korea on
denuclearization and Middle
East Missile Mania, our new comprehensive interactive
map and analysis detailing the history of missile programs in 12 countries across the Middle East.
Do you want to know more about what’s making headlines but
only have a few minutes to catch up? We have a new U.S.-Russian arms control infographic
and a one-page fact sheet on the INF Treaty.
You may also want to watch our 3-minute
video about the importance of the New START treaty.
Those wanting a deeper dive for their advanced classes might
want to check out our updated Global
Incidents and Trafficking database, which tracks global incidents involving
nuclear or other radioactive material, or the North
Korea Missile Test Database.
This
Back-to-School initiative is part of NTI’s public education mission, aimed at
providing professors, students, researchers, and other audiences the
need-to-know facts about WMD-related threats. If you teach or study issues
related to our work, sign up below to keep updated on what we have to offer.
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