Founded in 1982, we are a non-profit, non-partisan 501C(3), with consultative status to the United Nations
Economic and Social Council, recognized by the United Nations as a Peace Messenger Organization.
Based in Santa Barbara and New York, we work on advancing the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons and other nuclear disarmament, nuclear justice, and peace initiatives.
Kenneth Chiu 2025年12月03日T06:40:35-08:00December 3, 2025|
On November 19, 2025, the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation and its youth initiative Reverse the Trend, the International Relations Society at NYU, and NYU SPS co-hosted a timely [...]
Anduin Devos 2025年12月02日T13:31:21-08:00November 26, 2025|
The Nuclear Age Peace Foundation is launching a new learning hub to spread the word about nuclear weapons. We know that nuclear disarmament can be a complicated subject. [...]
NAPF 2025年11月12日T07:36:26-08:00November 12, 2025|
This article was originally published by Fr. John Dear on November 10, 2025 on National Catholic Reporter. We’ve been really lucky that nuclear war has not happened. [...]
Kenneth Chiu 2025年11月12日T11:05:50-08:00November 3, 2025|
From October 26-28, 2025, leaders from government, civil society, faith communities, and international organizations gathered in Rome for the Daring Peace Conference 2025, hosted by the Sant’Egidio Community. [...]
The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) is a historic international agreement among states concerned about the welfare of humanity. The treaty prohibits the possession, development, deployment, use, and threat of use of nuclear weapons. The TPNW also contains a robust framework for assisting victims of nuclear weapons and remediating contaminated environments. It entered into force on January 22, 2021 and the First Meeting of States Parties was held in Vienna, Austria on June 21-23, 2022… Read More
Nuclear weapons threaten everything we have ever known, everything we love. They threaten the existence of human civilization and even of humanity itself. We must get rid of nuclear weapons before they get rid of us.
With the TPNW in force, we work with states and NGO colleagues and partners, like ICAN, on strengthening the treaty, from getting more states to join it, to implementation of provisions to address past humanitarian consequences.
There are about 13,000 nuclear weapons in the world.
Most of them are 10 to 100 times more powerful than the Hiroshima bomb.
All of the nuclear weapons states are modernizing their nuclear weapons arsenals.
The US plans up to 2ドル trillion on its nuclear arsenal modernization.
Dear NAPF Community,
In September, I traveled to Maine to speak with Tucker Carlson. The interview is now available on every platform where podcasts … Read more
We are pleased to announce the winners of our 2025 Poetry Contest. These poets have skillfully woven words to craft verses that immerse… Read more
In March 2025, global leaders, scholars, and advocates gathered in Santa Barbara for the Choose Hope Symposium, co-hosted by NAPF and SGI. The booklet features reflections, panels, and messages from the event… Read more
In March 2024, friends, family, and fellow activists shared reflections on the inspiring life of David Krieger, compiled in a beautiful booklet… Read more