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Come join us for this insightful event on 29th February.

Our sixteenth Disarm Kōrero focused on visuals arts, militarisation and disarmament featuring Dr. Fiona Amundsen and Theo MacDonald.

DSC gives a guest lecture to University of Canterbury Politics students

Marcus Coll, former DSC staffer and current contributor, shares some of the insights he gained during his PhD which focussed on the story of DSC co-founders Dr Kate Dewes and Cdr Robert Green.

Welcome to our new team member, Patrick Kinney.

On the 6th of August 2023 Ōtautahi Christchurch gathered again at New Zealand’s World Peace Bell in remembrance of the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Read all about what we've been up to at the DSC this year.

Across the South Pacific our communities have been impacted by nuclear weapon testing. It has caused devastation for so many communities, families, the the environment, seas, animals, and lands.

DSC’s long-time friend Historian Margaret Lovell-Smith has written a new book I Don't Believe in Murder: Standing up for peace in World War I Canterbury.

Marcus’ research delves into a uniquely Ōtautahi Christchurch history focusing on our founder Dr Kate Dewes and Commander Robert Green RN (Ret’d) and their activism in the nuclear disarmament movement