
The IPPNW congress reaffirmed nuclear abolition as a humanitarian and public health imperative ahead of our lecture, Building a Nuclear Weapons Free World.

Seven billion humans are not going to give up their lives because deterrence theorists have made a certain miscalculation.

Given that nuclear deterrence is not infallible and that nuclear war is not survivable, it must follow that we divest from nuclear weapons.

In the run up to our upcoming evening lecture: Building a Nuclear Weapons Free World, members of the Nuclear Weapons Group reflect on key issues for the movement for nuclear […]

The ceasefire agreement, and accompanying Trump-Netanyahu 20 point plan, lays out a deeply colonial approach to the future of Gaza.

When the world needs peace more than ever, Musicians for Peace and Disarmament return to Lauderdale House for their Autumn Concert for Peace.

Join us for a webinar on Palestine and the politics of humanitarianism, where we’ll explore the role of health workers in confronting the genocide in Gaza.

An abolitionist approach to health offers a vision where care is accessible to all, and violence no longer defines the systems that affect our wellbeing.

We welcome Medact members, health workers and young campaigners as we reflect on the campaigning for a nuclear weapons free world.

Medact are mobilising on Tuesday 9th September to add our voice to a broad coalition of organisations and groups standing firmly against the DSEI.

A safer world isn’t build with bombs – it’s built with care.