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Hiroshima. Nagasaki. 81 years on we remember.
This week we remember Hiroshima and Nagasaki by listening to the people who survived the first atomic bombs, and by standing with every community the nuclear age has harmed since.
“Australia with the Pacific” or “Australia and the Pacific”?
Merewalesi Tuilau, Director of Fiji Nuclear Test Veterans & Families Association writes why the Blue Pacific Continent is not negotiable when it comes to AUKUS.
NEW REPORT: Considerations Relating to Remediation of Contamination from Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear Power
New Report commissioned by the Nuclear Truth Project by Arjun Makhijani, Ph.D., President of the Institute for Energy and Environmental Research (IEER).
Pine Gap: Traditional Owners demand to return of sacred lands
On 20 July in Mparntwe (Alice Springs) in the Northern Territory of Australia, around 500 people joined a peaceful rally and march on the road to Pine Gap.
81 years ago the United States bombed its own people in secret.
To mark 81 years since Trinity, we are co-hosting a screening of First We Bombed New Mexico in Perth with the ICAN and MAPW
Art as Storytelling. Art as Evidence. Art as Resistance.
This month our Reclaim Community Fellows will be meeting Indigenous artists to discuss the role art plays in nuclear resistance and storytelling.
60 Years Since Nuclear Testing in Māʻohi Nui (2 July 1966)
This year on 2 July 2026 will be 60 years since France detonated its first nuclear weapon above Moruroa Atoll in Māʻohi Nui, administratively designated as French Polynesia.
80 Years Since Nuclear Testing in the Marshall Islands (1 July 1946)
This year on 1 July 2026 will be 80 years since the United States detonated its first post-war nuclear weapon above Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands, launching what it called Operation Crossroads.
Solidarity Concert: 80 Years of Resilience
Join our friends at the Marshallese Educational Initiative for their Solidarity Concert on June 30th, 6-8PM CST via livestream on YouTube.