New York City action focuses on city investments and tax-payers’ contribution to the nuclear arms race. Volunteers from Count the Nuclear Weapons Money and 350NYC.org organized a nuclear weapons money counting in front of New York City Hall today to support calls on...
Yesterday outside the United Nations in New York, school pupils, grandmothers, volunteers and members of the public took approximately $4 billion from nuclear weapons and re-directed this money to protecting the climate. The money was taken from a model nuclear...
We are deeply saddened by the death of Dr Martin Vossler, a supporter of Move the Nuclear Weapons Money, hero for the environment and one of the kindest people to have walked on this earth. Dr Vossler was a full-time advocate for peace, disarmament and sustainability....
At a press briefing at the United Nations in New York today, nuclear policy experts and NGO leaders marked the start of UN Disarmament Week by launching the “Count the Nuclear Weapons Money” campaign. It’s an initiative organized by an international coalition of NGOs...
During United Nations Disarmament week (Oct 24-30, 2019), citizens of New Mexico (USA) will visit some of the facilities and administrative centers in their state that are involved in the nuclear weapons industry, and will count out nearly $13 billion in mock money. ...
In 1973, Pink Floyd released a hit song Money from the album Dark Side of the Moon, a number one selling album that remained in the pop charts for a record 900 weeks. The song is about the seductive and corrosive power of money – which can blind people from...
The Global Peace Index 2019 rankings, released earlier this month, demonstrate that ‘Global peacefulness has improved for the first time in five years,’ but that for most of the countries possessing nuclear weapons their level of peace remains far below the global...
Move the Nuclear Weapons Money welcomes the initiative of New York City Council members Daniel Dromm, Helen Rosenthal and Ben Kallos to call on New York City to divest from companies involved in the production of nuclear weapons, and to reaffirm New York City as a...
Move the Nuclear Weapons Money welcomes the decision by the United States city of Charlottesville, Virginia on June 3, 2019 to end investments of its all operating budget fund in weapons and fossil fuel companies (See Charlottesville City Council Votes to Divest From...
The Basel-Stadt Kanton (city) hosted a unique event on April 12-13, bringing together legislators (parliamentarians and city councilors), climate change and disarmament experts, investment fund managers and activists to address and reverse the corporate and financial...
