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The Threat of Nuclear War: Four Decades After ‘The Day After’ [Online]

 |  Online – Washington, DC, DC

Sponsors: Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, The Intercept, The Nation. Speakers: Jeff Daniels, independent documentary filmmaker; Katrina vanden Heuvel, The Nation; Sharon K. Weiner, American University.

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European-DPRK Track II Engagement: Facilitating Dialogue and Diplomacy [Online]

 |  Online – Washington, DC

Sponsors: National Committee on North Korea (NCNK), East-West Center in Washington. Speakers: Glyn Ford, Track2Asia (Brussels); Ross Tokola, East-West Center in Washington; Esther S. Im, National Committee on North Korea.

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Nuclear Ban Treaty Collaborative Media Workshop Part 2 - Coordinated Letters Training [Online]

 |  Online – Washington, DC

Sponsor: The Nuclear Ban Treaty Collaborative. Speaker: Yasmeen Silva, organizer, strategist, and advocate for progressive grassroots change.

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Future Directions in the Study of Nuclear Disarmament [Online]

 |  Online – Cambridge, MA

Sponsor: Belfer Center Project on Managing the Atom. Speakers: Multiple.

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We want to acknowledge the pioneering efforts of David Culp, who played a central role in establishing the Nuclear Calendar as a beacon of knowledge and awareness. David’s dedication and passion for a world free from the threat of nuclear annihilation were truly inspiring, and we are grateful for his invaluable contributions.

Additionally, we would like to extend our deepest gratitude to the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI), Ploughshares Fund, and the individual contributors and supporters of the Friends Committee on National Legislation and the FCNL Education Fund who supported the Nuclear Calendar throughout its existence.