Dave Cullen

2 weeks ago | basicint.org | Dave Cullen

Keynote speaker Anaïs Maurer, (above) Assistant Professor at Rutgers University, will kick off an anthology compiled by BASIC’s Emerging Voices Network of Nuclear Harm Reduction measures at a Zoom meeting between 1300 and 1430 BST on Monday (16 June). Professor Maurer, author of Pacific Post-Apocalypse: Stories from Nuclear Survivors and Climate Activists, will  join the chairs of five Working Groups.

2 weeks ago | basicint.org | Dave Cullen

BASIC’s Emerging Voices Network is due to release its anthology of Nuclear Harm Reduction measures at a Zoom meeting between 1300 and 1430 BST on Monday (16 June)Keynote speaker Anaïs Maurer, Assistant Professor at Rutgers University and author of Pacific Post-Apocalypse: Stories from Nuclear Survivors and Climate Activists will  join the chairs of five Working Groups. Each will present their papers, the culmination of a year-long policy cycle on Nuclear Harm Reduction.

2 months ago | basicint.org | Dave Cullen

On Monday 1st May 2025 at 10am, BASIC’s Emerging Voices Network (EVN) and International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW) are hosting a in-person joint side event, ‘Humanitarian Impacts and the NPT: Reflections Toward the 2026 Review Conference‘, at the 2025 Preparatory Committee meeting for the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) at United Nations Headquarters, Conference Room A.

Mar 13, 2025 | basicint.org | Dave Cullen

On Wednesday, 26th February 2025, Dr. Kazuko Hikawa joined BASIC’s Emerging Voices Network (EVN) to deliver an Expert Masterclass on ‘Introduction to the NPT and the Challenges it Faces’. A recording of the event is now publicly available, and should be of interest to all those working in or studying multilateral nuclear affairs.

Oct 23, 2024 | news.wisc.edu | Käri Knutson |Yaa Gyasi |Dave Cullen |Dan Egan

Ever read one of those books that really leaves you thinking? One that has you recommending it to others in part because you think they’ll enjoy it? But also so you’ll have someone to discuss it with? Well, now is your time. Go Big Read, UW–Madison’s common reading program is seeking title suggestions of any book relating to contemporary issues of broad interest to the campus community.Book suggestions can be made on the Go Big Read website through Nov. 13.