CND Peace Education

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We empower young people with knowledge and critical thinking on nuclear weapons and peace issues, through free school sessions and teaching resources.

Di’lasio: ‘Kindness lies at the very heart of education…schools are places where we celebrate diversity’ The general secretary of #ASCL2026 said that he worries about the flags on lampposts across the UK which represent ‘provocative nationalism rather than proud patriotism’

March 1 marks 71 years since the Castle Bravo nuclear test over the Marshall Islands. Nuclear testing entails detonation of nuclear weapons to asses their yield, performance and effects. It continues to greatly impact communities and ecosystems today.

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Great session with UCL IOE Students! For more information on booking free teacher training sessions with us, you can visit cnduk.org/education/fr... 📖

Citizenship PGCE @ IOE@citizenshippgceioe.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Superb thanks @jamessloam.bsky.social @joyofteaching.bsky.social @ormistonacads.bsky.social & @cndpeaceed.bsky.social delivery on peace education, critical media literacy & GenAI for meaningful youth participation & active Citizenship in classrooms @ioe.bsky.social essential #Citizenshipeducation

We are wishing you all a period of rest as we enter the holiday season! Here is a list of films to learn more and stay engaged over the break, reply if you have got any more 🎥 Content Warning: movie posters with images of destruction

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from our awards ceremony for Verses of Hope! It was an honour to watch these young poets deliver such powerful poetry commemorating the 80th anniversary of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. We will be posting more from the event, including readings from the winning poets

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Tomorrow is National Poetry Day, and we are thrilled to be announcing the winners of “Verses Of Hope”: CND Peace Education’s national poetry competition judged by Antony Owen and Aaron Kent! More details on poems, judges' comments and the poets here: cnduk.org/verses-of-ho...

Verses of Hope - National Peace Poetry Competition Winners - CND

On National Poetry Day, CND Peace Education announces the winners of its ‘Verses of Hope’ National Peace Poetry Competition commemorating the 80th anniversary of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki...

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A popular legend in Japan states that if you fold 1000 paper cranes, you will be granted one wish. Sadako Sasaki, a young child just 1 mile away from the hypocentre of the Hiroshima bomb, began folding 1000 paper cranes while in the hospital due to radiation from the bomb.

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The start of September marks the anniversary of the Women of Greenham Common's Peace Camp. The camp began in 1981, opposing Britain’s nuclear policy and their decision to allow US Cruise Missiles to be stored in Greenham and lasted almost 20 years!

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