Digital Resources

In the 1970s and 1980s, The Reverend George Armstrong established the Peace Squadron, a citizen protest movement that opposed and disrupted the visits of nuclear armed war ships to NZ.

A heart-wrenching poem about radioactive racism and the long quest for peace and justice, written and spoken by ICAN campaigner Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner.

Commander Robert Green used to navigate nuclear attack aircraft in the British Royal Navy. Now, he is a vocal critic of nuclear weapons and nuclear deterrence.

Animation about the risks of nuclear war and the importance of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.

If You Love This Planet, brings to life Hiroshima survivor Setsuko Thurlow’s passionate call to action.

Reflection on New Zealand's nuclear free status, 30 years on. Interviewing Dr. Kate Dewes on the 30th Anniversary of Nuclear Free NZ.

In this unexpected talk, Clare exposes us to the risks, humanitarian and environmental consequences of nuclear weapons, that we all live with, and just some of the nuclear near misses and mishaps.

Four young women share their life experience in regards to the nuclear arms: the rewriting of history for the purposes of political opportunism, the reality of new nuclear arms, planetary contaminatio

A documentary telling the story of the people of the Marshall Islands and how nuclear testing has affected their home, environment and people.

New Zealand Film about nuclear testing in the Pacific and the New Zealand veterans who were effected.