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All of Us
Together, a future free of nuclear weapons is possible
You, Me,
All of Us
Together, a future free of nuclear weapons is possible
Campaign Updates
Campaign Updates
81 Years Later: A Vigil of Memory, Witness, and the Work of Abolition
Photo: Paul Sherman *This post is part of our “Faith in Action: Moral Courage for a Nuclear-Free Future” series On August 6, 2026, faith leaders, advocates, and community members gathered in the chapel of the United Methodist Building on Capitol Hill for the Nuclear...
81st Commemoration Events
This summer marks 81 years since the U.S. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and across the nation, Back from the Brink Hubs, coalition partners, and endorsing organizations are organizing powerful community events to honor the victims, hear from hibakusha,...
Hope, Resilience, and Acting Locally in Dark Times
Ingrained into the Back from the Brink campaign are two core principles: The abolition of nuclear weapons is both necessary and possible Nuclear weapons are a local issue Words we repeat quite often. Think of them as our campaign’s mantras. But it’s not always easy to...
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Instead of investing in nuclear proliferation, we have to choose life-giving investments in our people, like supporting the education of our children, transforming our infrastructure, delivering nutritious meals to families, and building a quality healthcare system that works for everyone.”
Representative Delia Ramirez
Cosponsor of H. Res. 317, the Back from the Brink resolution
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