Nuclear Threat Initiative

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A nonprofit, nonpartisan global security organization focused on reducing nuclear, biological, and emerging tech threats imperiling humanity.

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Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· 5d

81 years ago today, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the city of Hiroshima, Japan. Hundreds of thousands of civilians were killed, and the world has never been the same. Today, we fold cranes to remember those lost and fight for a safer future. #CranesForOurFuture

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· 8d

Sadako Sasaki was two when the United States bombed her city of Hiroshima. When she was just 11, she was diagnosed with cancer that was caused by radiation exposure. While sick, she folded 1,000 paper cranes in the hopes that her wish to live would be granted.

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· 9d

Why do we fold cranes to commemorate 81 years since the U.S. bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki? Because of a young girl named Sadako Sasaki. 🧵

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· 10d

Every August, people around the world honor the victims of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by folding paper cranes to represent hope for a world free from the threat of nuclear catastrophe. #CranesForOurFuture

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· 11d

Kotone, age 13, from Saitama, Japan was selected as the winner of our 2026 kids art contest. Her depiction of #CranesForOurFuture’s work to carry forward lessons of the past and imagine a safer future where nuclear weapons are never used again is powerful. Learn more: CranesForOurFuture.org

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· 11d

The U.S. is one of many countries looking to expand its nuclear energy capacity—meaning the demand for enriched uranium to fuel all those new reactors is set to grow, too. Laser enrichment tech has efficiency benefits to offer, but it also has some serious drawbacks. ⤵️ www.nti.org/risky-busine...

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· 12d

The Africa Health Security Index tracks progress and gaps in preparedness. Our President and CEO, Christine Wormuth, spoke on our webinar yesterday about the findings and impact of the Index. Learn more: AHSIndex.org

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· 20d

The 2026 Africa Health Security Index is out now. On July 29, join experts who shaped the Index for a discussion about what comes next and what it will take to close the gaps and strengthen health security capacities. #AHSIndex Register now: ghsindex.org/articles/tra...

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· 22d

Calling all young artists! Create art inspired by the origami crane, a symbol of peace, hope, and resilience, and submit a photo of it to our Kid's Art Contest by July 27. The winner's work will be featured in the global Cranes for Our Future campaign this August. Submit at nti.org/art

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· 29d

What gets measured gets addressed. The Africa Health Security (AHS) Index equips decision makers with evidence needed to prioritize investments in health security. This independent look at epidemic and pandemic preparedness capacities across African countries goes live on July 22!

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· Jun 26

NTI's Eric Brewer at the "Friendly Proliferation" panel hosted by CATO: "If the United States make the decision to selectively allow proliferation...that fundamentally undercuts our role as the architect and the guarantor of the non-proliferation system."

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· Jun 22

At a time when the geopolitical environment is growing increasingly dangerous and complex, dialogue is essential. On June 17-18, NTI partnered with the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS) to convene a dialogue in Shanghai.

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· Jun 16

Last week, NTI's Rachel Staley Grant and David Stiefel joined global leaders and policymakers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for the Global Health Security Conference. They participated in a number of sessions focused on advancing solutions to strengthen health security worldwide.

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· Jun 13

We're working hard to KNICKS nuclear and biological risk.

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· Jun 11

Fútbol is life. ⚽️ As the World Cup kicks off, it's an important reminder of why we work to build a safer world. A world free from the threat of weapons of mass destruction (and Dani Rojas’s penalty kicks) is a world free to enjoy the sport that brings us all together. #FutbolisLife

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· Jun 10

As President John F. Kennedy said 63 years ago today, “No problem of human destiny is beyond human beings. Man’s reason and spirit have often solved the seemingly unsolvable—and we believe they can do it again.” (President John F. Kennedy's "Peace Speech" From C-Span)

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· Jun 9

Doing some research for our World Cup campaign. Stay tuned. 👀 #WorldCup #FutbolisLife

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· Jun 8

Unlike the Knicks being in the NBA finals, some things, like explosive nuclear weapons testing, should stay in the 90s.

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· Jun 6

Vroom and boom rhyme. Makes you think.

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· May 26

If you are in the DC area on June 11th, NTI is hosting its first-ever summer social! Mingle and network over happy hour while NTI experts break down some of the most pressing nuclear and biological security issues of our time, and what we can all do about them.

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· May 23

We have your back. 🫡 🫡 🫡

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· May 21

Today's the last day of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. While known for his comedy, Colbert made room for serious conversations, including those about nuclear risk. Our former CEO, Ernest Moniz, appeared multiple times, making the case that nuclear risk isn't something we can afford to ignore.

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· May 19

At the Riga Dialogue in Latvia, NTI’s Mark Melamed joined transatlantic experts and officials to discuss Euro-Atlantic security. On the panel “Regional Resolve: From Frontline to Strategic Leadership,” he highlighted the region’s potential to lead on advancing steps to reduce nuclear risks.

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· May 19

Our CEO Christine Wormuth appeared on the 3 Takeaways podcast to discuss a range of national security issues.

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· May 12

NTI's Alex Tiersky leads our government relations team, working to better connect NTI's strong national security expertise with policymakers. He recently sat down with Keirstin Anderson to discuss his work at NTI and what motivates him. Read his full interview now: www.nti.org/risky-busine...

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· May 6

We are deeply saddened by the loss of our founding Co-Chair Ted Turner. Ted was an extraordinary philanthropist, conservationist, entrepreneur, friend, and colleague. Ted’s optimism, determination, and energy will be deeply missed at NTI, but his memory will continue to inspire us all.

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· May 1

At the UN event on Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zones, NTI's Mark Melamed said, “I think the reality is, in fact, that the zones are a part of how these regions and the states involved in them have chosen to manage security. I think that is a really important but under appreciated aspect of the zones.”

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· Apr 30

Another example of a situation that could use guardrails.

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· Apr 30

Guardrails. Guardrails. Guardrails.

Nuclear Threat Initiative@nti· Apr 29

We are thrilled to welcome three new leaders to our Board of Directors. Senator Todd Young, an honorary member, and Sean O'Keefe and Admiral John Richardson bring valuable experience and expertise to shape NTI's trajectory.