The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation's vision is a world at peace, free of the threat of war and free of weapons of mass destruction. It is a world where conflicts are settled non-violently; a world where human and natural resources are used constructively and sustainably; a world where all...
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The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation's vision is a world at peace, free of the threat of war and free of weapons of mass destruction. It is a world where conflicts are settled non-violently; a world where human and natural resources are used constructively and sustainably; a world where all individuals live with human dignity, compassion, and respect for one another; and a world where local, national and international institutions help support these aims. The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation works daily to make such a world possible.
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The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation promotes and supports new ways of thinking and actions that increase the possibilities for peace. We strive to offer the highest quality research and information, educational programs, and policy-making guidance on critical issues of peace and global survival. The...
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The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation promotes and supports new ways of thinking and actions that increase the possibilities for peace. We strive to offer the highest quality research and information, educational programs, and policy-making guidance on critical issues of peace and global survival. The Foundation seeks to be a source of hope and inspiration in the creation of a peaceful and secure future based upon non-violence, justice, and human dignity.
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The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation has more than twenty-years of success working with influential national and international organizations and individuals and, most uniquely, a record of inspiring a new generation of peace leaders to carry on into the future. The Foundation’s youth programs seek...
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The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation has more than twenty-years of success working with influential national and international organizations and individuals and, most uniquely, a record of inspiring a new generation of peace leaders to carry on into the future. The Foundation’s youth programs seek to personalize the nuclear issue, promoting a vision of compassion and personal responsibility, offering a fresh perspective on US foreign policy, and providing opportunities for the development of practical leadership skills. We believe that, in order to make the issue salient with today’s youth, a meaningful and healthy approach to confronting the threats posed by nuclear weapons must emphasize ties between nuclear weapons and other social and environmental justice issues. In so doing, the Foundation promotes civic engagement, encourages nonviolence as an effective tool for social change, addresses the disparity between military and social service expenditures, fosters international law and institutions, and promotes congressional lobbying activities, just to name a few. Specific opportunities include the following: leadership workshops, internship and volunteer positions, peace essay and poetry contests, awards
field trips, organizational partnerships, and speakers bureau.
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