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Last month, the Massachusetts Teachers Association (MTA) Board unanimously voted to endorse Back from the Brink and our five policy solutions. The MTA represents 117,000 teachers, faculty, professional staff and education support professionals working at public...

On August 6, 1945, 10-year-old Hideko Tamura learned more than anyone should ever know about nuclear weapons and the unimaginable destruction, terror, violence and pain they cause. Eighty years later, Hideko, who survived the U.S. atomic bombing of Hiroshima, is a...

From Elena Finley, DC Hub Leader My work in national security, foreign policy, and law has made one thing increasingly clear: the threat of nuclear weapons is too urgent—and too often overlooked—to be left unchallenged. It wasn’t until this...

Left to right: Sheila Allen (Yolo County Supervisor, District 4), Angel Barajas (Yolo County Supervisor, District 5), Doug Walter, Genevieve Diane Colborn, Tom Pattison, Mary Vixie Sandy (Yolo County Board Chair and Supervisor, District 3), Sarah Pattison, Lucas...

The Back from the Brink New Mexico Hub launched with heart and momentum last month, drawing nearly 100 people to its kickoff event—an evening filled with powerful voices for nuclear disarmament and justice. Though a power outage just before the...

This summer marks 80 years since the U.S. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and across the nation, Back from the Brink Hubs are organizing powerful community events to honor the victims, hear from hibakusha, and renew the urgent call for a nuclear...

Some of the advocates involved in the campaign letter drop (from top-left to bottom-right): Bashir Elsamani, Maria Udalova, Mark Joyce, Elena Finley, Alex Pickell, and Rehema Klueg    Yesterday morning on Capitol Hill, something extraordinary happened. A small...