Very pleased to share my work in the latest issue of #ArmsControlToday!
For the first time in decades, nuclear weapons are trending in US media. Why now? What do new films and shows have to say about nuclear weapons? And what might be the lasting impact of this cultural moment?
In "Beyond Oppenheimer: Nuclear Weapons in U.S. Popular Media," in this month's #ArmsControlToday, @LKenausis writes that nuclear armaments in cinematic culture are more a focus today than they have been in a generation.
Read her feature story at https://t.co/yWaHBB4swp.
Apply for Stanley Center's Accelerator Initiative by Fri, Jan 31, 2025! 📅
#AcceleratorInitiative offers a unique career development opportunity to a cohort of early-career women & those who identify as nonbinary working in nuclear weapons policy. ⚛️
Apply:
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@ArnoldBogis@ArmsControlNow Very interesting! I hadn't heard about that, I'll have to check that episode out. Features in #ArmsControlToday are freed from paywall after one month, so consider checking back in early July if you're still interested 😊
Very pleased to share my work in the latest issue of #ArmsControlToday!
For the first time in decades, nuclear weapons are trending in US media. Why now? What do new films and shows have to say about nuclear weapons? And what might be the lasting impact of this cultural moment?
In "Beyond Oppenheimer: Nuclear Weapons in U.S. Popular Media," in this month's #ArmsControlToday, @LKenausis writes that nuclear armaments in cinematic culture are more a focus today than they have been in a generation.
Read her feature story at https://t.co/yWaHBB4swp.
(THREAD) How did Georgia, surviving a turbulent path to independence, reduce nuclear risks after the fall of the Soviet Union and align itself with international principles and standards?
📢NEW stories in our #NuclearRiskReduction series:
https://t.co/rFYvRrgNBL
I am so happy to have met all these amazing women through this workshop. On behalf of @StanleyConnect, we are so happy to have such strong participation from @bsw_in_nuclear network! Thank you all for sharing your unique and valuable stories -- I am honored to learn from you!
#BSWN, Black Sea Women Network - BSWN tell stories at the Advetures Nuclear Risk Reduction Event, organized by Stanley Center for Peace and Security in Tbilisi, Georgia, supported by სამოქალაქო საბჭო თავდაცვისა და უსაფრთხოების საკითხებში #Civil Council on Defence and Security.
💪 Kudos to @StanleyConnect Accelerator Initiative for organising the Early Career Nuclear Mixer, a great endeavour in supporting emerging #nuclearpolicy experts and advancing diversity in the field. #ONN team members were thrilled to participate!
#ONNnews
@StanleyConnect@usunvie The #AcceleratorInitiative is a @StanleyConnect program that offers a unique professional development opportunity to early-career women and nonbinary people working in nuclear risk reduction. Applications open annually in Dec/Jan. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/LoPqWVEquP
It was truly an honor to meet with Amb. Holgate yesterday! On behalf of the @StanleyConnect#AcceleratorInitiative, my heartfelt thanks go to the Ambassador and the excellent staff at @usunvie that made our visit possible. The feeling of inspiration and optimism was mutual!
THANK YOU @ZacharyOS and @IowaPublicRadio for this detailed coverage. This story is so disturbing. So much evidence that the #Davenport building collapse was forewarned, many times over... and its collapse with humans inside was ENTIRELY preventable.
"CRACKED, CRUMBLING BRICKS" - Late yesterday, Davenport dropped a trove of docs related to the collapse of 324 Main St. I was up late combing through them. Here's what I learned: (1/15)
https://t.co/Pl4i6qeQq6
@CyleDickens@tstanger97 This is so strange. If it was a computer glitch, you would think releasing the original documents would clear that up and demonstrate that everything is above board…
If you search Davenport public records today, it'll tell you that this building FAILED inspection on 5/25, 4 days before collapse: https://t.co/2KPnoURYS6
If you searched the same exact record yesterday, it would have told you that it PASSED INSPECTION: https://t.co/Ct4kW0FN72
BREAKING: At least two bodies may be in the rubble of a partially collapsed apartment building in Davenport, Iowa, officials said. The announcement came a day after the city declared no one else was inside. https://t.co/SlMw57daI4
@tstanger97
KWQC-TV6 has looked into this. The city claims a “computer glitch” caused this. TV6 FOIA requested the city for the original documents, that request has been denied by the city. Our team will continue to dig into this.
@MissChillyOne It's even worse -- if this is what it appears to be, the building *passed* inspection on 5/24, then last night (the day after the collapse), the online inspection record was changed to say that it actually failed that inspection on 5/24. Rewriting history