Nuclear Violence Has No Expiry Date — This 1 March, We Remember

Nuclear Violence Has No Expiry Date — This 1 March, We Remember

On 1 March we mark Nuclear Victims Remembrance Day (NVRD). The 1954 Castle Bravo test at Bikini Atoll didn’t end in 1954. For the Marshallese people, the fallout – displacement, illness, contamination – continues today. NVRD is now observed by affected communities across Oceania and globally, a growing chorus of voices demanding accountability, truth, and justice for nuclear-affected peoples everywhere.

July Open Call 2026

July Open Call 2026

Come together with the Nuclear Truth Project and friends across the world to update each other, share your stories, and show solidarity across our communities.