Join a 75-minute webinar hosted by WILPF US and Korea Peace Now on August 4th at 5 pm Pacific Time (8 pm Eastern Time) to discuss nuclear disarmament and its global implications.

The event will feature cross-generational voices from Japan, South Korea, and the United States, focusing on the intersection of policy, militarization, and lived experiences related to nuclear weapons.

Participants will explore the historical and contemporary impacts of nuclear technology, including radiation exposure, environmental degradation, and social trauma.

The webinar will also highlight anti-war strategies, grassroots advocacy efforts, and actionable steps for individuals to support a world free from nuclear threats.

Topics include the legacy of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the ongoing risks of nuclear proliferation, and the role of international cooperation in achieving disarmament.

Attendees will gain insights into how personal stories and collective action can drive policy change, with a particular emphasis on addressing the unique challenges faced by communities affected by nuclear testing and accidents like Fukushima.This event underscores the urgency of global solidarity in dismantling nuclear arsenals and fostering peace through dialogue and education.