Networking

The Atomic Mirror works in collaboration with like-minded organizations to promote a nuclear-free world.

Panel discussion organized by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament at the Nonproliferation Treaty Preparatory Committee Meeting, United Nations Headquarters, New York, May 2003. From left, Janet Bloomfield (Atomic Mirror), Kate Hudson (CND), Jackie Cabasso (Western States Legal Foundation), David Krieger (Nuclear Age Peace Foundation), and Alice Slater (GRACE). Photo by Pamela Meidell

Abolition 2000

Founding member and original organizational host for Abolition 2000 (a global network to eliminate nuclear weapons).

'Come Clean' - The Weapons of Mass Destruction Awareness Programme

The Atomic Mirror is a founding member group of the Weapons of Mass Destruction Awareness Programme. Inspired by Nobel Peace Prize winner Professor Sir Joseph Rotblat and launched by ex-President Mikhail Gorbachev in London in September 2004, the WMD Awareness Programme has been created to remove the confusion about WMD by bringing honesty, transparency and accountability into this field. Its aim is to make reliable information available to all. The web site shows what a weapon of mass destruction is, who has them, where they are, what the effects of them are and will encourage everyone to get involved.

The United Nations

We are affiliated with the UN Department of Public Information and UN Department of Disarmament of Affairs Education Project.