Knowledge gives us the power to make change. Our new online Learning Hub offers many resources about nuclear weapons and associated issues. Become a voice for peace and disarmament and share your knowledge with your family, friends, and community.

• Read articles, reports, and books about the nuclear threat and the devastating consequences of nuclear weapons.
• Watch interviews, lectures, and documentaries featuring testimonies from hibakusha and communities affected by nuclear weapons use and production, as well as scientific and medical experts.
• Attend virtual and in-person events.

Take your knowledge to the people in charge. It is up to us as constituents to push our elected officials at all levels, local to federal, towards peace. And there are many ways to advocate:

• Visit the offices of your local leaders to let them know that this issue is important to you.
• Call your state representatives and ask them to sign the ICAN Parliamentary Pledge in support of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
• Write to your elected leaders in Congress and the White House to encourage the pursuit of legislation that addresses nuclear justice and abolition. (For example, see here.)