"Things seem impossible until they happen. Who could ever have imagined in 1982 that we would get rid of 80% of the nuclear weapons that we had?"
NTI's Elizabeth Smith spoke with Elise Rowan about what drew her to NTI and what motivates her to continue this work, even when progress seems slow. Read the full interview. ⤵️
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On this day 79 years ago a nuclear weapon was used, hopefully for the last time, in Nagasaki. I will work like hell to stop another from ever being used again—for my own kids and kids around the world. A safer future is in our hands #CranesForOurFuture https://t.co/uRFhrKhr1Q
Can you spot the cranes?
This year, all I could get was a kiddo crane pic like this, which showcases all the messiness and chaos of having small children. But it’s also kind of perfect. Every year, #CranesForOurFuture gives me the opportunity to reflect. A🧵
As long as nukes exist, we're putting our kids at risk—in their messy playrooms, on their way to school, or wherever they are. Kids don't care about power or posturing. We owe it to them to keep them safe, lean into hope, claim our power, and build something BETTER
Happy #Oscars week! We're live with a new campaign and a simple message: #Oppenheimer is history, but nuclear weapons are not. With billboards and posters across LA, an open letter from top actors and artists, and more coming, let's #MakeNukesHistory https://t.co/rpf10Qw8pZ
Are you committed to raising socially conscious kids but not quite sure how to do it or where to start? We're looking for families to beta test a fun activity to help your family create an annual changemaking action plan https://t.co/cOsEsYfsRe
Our official annual report will come out next year. But the end of the year has us in a reflective mood.
Bottom line: plenty of work left to build a safer world; we also had fun online.
Listening to @taylorswift13 ✅
Playing in Canva ✅
Riffing with the best colleagues ✅
Best job? ✅
You thought 1989 was about Harry & Katy? Nope, it’s about arms control.
Oppenheimer is basically a coming-of-age movie about a middle aged man having the same emotional realizations about shame and his own powerlessness as an average 13-year-old girl.
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It’s hard to fold cranes in 2023 when the world looks so bleak. But I suppose that’s exactly when we should do it — if for no other reason than to remember that nuclear deterrence has always been a temporary solution until we work out a better way. #CranesForOurFuture.