The focus of Hibakusha Stories is to employ the testimony of Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors, Indigenous Peoples, Downwinders, nuclear test survivors and other affected communities to take action for disarmament.
Atomic Bomb survivors are referred to in Japanese as hibakusha, which translates literally as “bomb-affected-people”. We highlight the gifts we can learn and receive from survivors.
Citizens of New York City and around the world are calling on their elected representatives to show their support for the treaty by re-doubling their efforts to eliminate nuclear weapons.
Disarmament education is concerned with the development of skills and knowledge to empower young people to contribute to the process of disarmament, particularly nuclear weapons.
