A rare opportunity to change U.S. policy toward nuclear weapons
President Obama laid out a compelling vision of a safer world free of nuclear weapons in his April 5 speech in Prague. Right now, the administration is conducting a Nuclear Posture Review that will set U.S. nuclear weapons policy for the next decade. This is the opportunity for the President’s soaring rhetoric to be instituted in real world policy planning. Send a message.

Nearly 400 women state legislators sign onto a letter to Congress about our federal budget priorities
Legislators from across the country urge Congress to support the administration’s moves to change priorities in Pentagon budget: shift dollars away from Cold War weapons and toward a new approach to security. Letter | Press release

Wow! April 5 and 6 usher in the beginning of the end of the Cold War!
* We welcome Gates's cuts to obsolete weapons
* New hope for a nuclear-free world: Obama's speech in Prague

Are you ready to start losing that ugly fat in YOUR Pentagon budget? Join the club!
Let's help the Pentagon trim down and shape up for a new fiscal year!
Vote one of these weapons systems OFF the island.

WAND organizes letter to Congress about federal budget priorities - 2009
“What does it mean for individuals and families to feel secure? Is it several new F-22 aircraft that cost $351 million each, and do little or nothing to help against the real threats of today? Or is it feeling safe in a real home: fed, educated, healthy, warm?”

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Congress Meets the Community
In the next year, Congress will play an essential role in setting the agenda for vital security and budget priority issues.

Let them know how you feel! We can help.

Thank you for voting for the scariest thing in the federal budget. The winner?
Augh! You're most frightened by new nuclear weapons. Next most scariest: missile defense. Thanks for voting! A totally unscientific survey of self-selected respondents voted on what gives you the shivers. Click here to read more.