ANA DC Days

DC Days is on June 8-11, 2025! Come to Washington, DC to help address nuclear weapons and waste cleanup!

You can register for DC Days at https://ananuclear.org/dc-days-registration/

The registration costs are: $150 early bird registration (by April 8) for those self-identified as under 30 or BIPOC or frontline communities; $225 regular registration by April 8. After April 8 the costs increase to $200 for those under 30 or BIPOC or frontline communities; and $350 regular registration.

Some people have already made their transportation and housing arrangements. We encourage you to do that as soon as possible as prices will increase and availability will be more limited as we get closer to June.

Please arrive in DC by Saturday, June 7, in order to attend the all-day training on Sunday, June 8, starting at 9am at the United Methodist Building, 100 Maryland Ave, NE (where we had the training in 2023 and 2024). Team meetings will be Monday, June 9 through Wednesday, June 11 with congressional and administration officials.

The Scholarship Application Form is now available. The deadline is March 25: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdQPYcLtrtzrXJf8Gqu_ULP7JGfup_lT5reXdWj855g_RdDWQ/viewform

Scholarships are for those needing assistance who are under 30 or BIPOC or from frontline communities. The Application Form has full details.

ANA DC Days 2024 took place in-person on May 19-22, 2024.

Scroll below to find materials about DC Days, including training materials and other information about meetings.

We know that our weapons, waste, and cleanup issues are very important now, thank you for your interest and participation in DC Days!

ANA hosted the 35th annual DC Days in Washington, DC on April 23-26, 2023.

ANA’s 2022 and 2021 DC Days events were hosted virtually.

During Virtual DC Days, ANA had high-level meetings with key congressional and administration officials via zoom. We used our traditional meeting format of a team leader, participants, and notetaker(s), as well as a zoom manager, and many non-speaking observers of the meetings.

Congress and the Biden administration especially need to hear from many of us as we seek a nuclear-free future that safeguards our communities and our environment.

Additional Resources

2019 Cleanup and Waste Fact Sheet

2019 Weapons and Policy Fact Sheet

DC Area Map

2017 Report: Accountability Audit

FAQ: Relabeling and Grouting Tank Waste at Hanford (April 2021)