2025 Wrap Up: The Year in Nuclear Weapons Abolition at PSR
Throughout 2025, PSR’s Nuclear Weapons Abolition program worked in advocacy, education, and global partnership to confront escalating nuclear dangers and advance a health-centered vision for disarmament. As nuclear risks continued to rise — from eroding arms control...
Reflecting on the government shutdown
The government is now back in working order after our nation’s longest shutdown, 44 days. Over the course of this shutdown hundreds of thousands of workers were furloughed while many others worked without pay. Layoffs also occurred at some agencies but this illegal...
A House of Dynamite: 18 Minutes to Make Clear the Real Dangers of Nuclear Weapons
The new film, A House of Dynamite, directed by Kathryn Bigelow was released on Netflix on October 24th. The thriller reached number one on streaming charts on the platform, being the most popular movie of the weekend. The film follows the final 18 minutes before a...
PSR at the 24th IPPNW World Congress in Nagasaki
From November 2nd to 4th, representatives, members, and staff of PSR attended the 24th IPPNW World Congress in Nagasaki, Japan. This congress, held in the last city to be bombed by a nuclear weapon, was bookended by meetings of the IPPNW International Council where...
Millions Nationwide Join “No Kings” Protests
PSR was proud to once again co-sponsor the second nationwide No Kings protests on Saturday, October 18. Called one of the largest protests in U.S. history, an estimated 7 million people joined 2,700 local demonstrations in all 50 states, DC and worldwide to speak out...
[U.S. Navy photo] Dr. Michael E. Ketterer, Professor Emeritus of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, AZ, has authored “Palomares: ...