“We must not turn our mother earth and all living beings upon it into an atomic field again.” Masako Wada, Ass. Secretary General, #NihonHidankyo in a panel conversation together with climate activist Penelope Lea and Daniel Högsta, Deputy Director, ICAN , Nobel Peace

How can the climate movement and the anti-nuclear weapons movement cooperate and learn from each other? Penelope Lea, Norwegian Climate activist, in a panel conversation together with Masako Wada, Assistant Secretary General, Nihon Hidankyo and Daniel Högsta, Deputy Director,

How can the climate movement and the anti-nuclear weapons movement cooperate and learn from each other? Daniel Högsta, Deputy Director, ICAN , Nobel Peace Prize 2017, in a panel conversation together with Masako Wada, Assistant Secretary General, Nihon Hidankyo and

Emma Pike, Program Manager, Lex International at the #NobelPeaceConference #AMessageToHumanity – presenting her case about why talk matters! ICAN Lex International Emma Pike Watch the recording of the stream here: nobelpeacecenter.org/en/nobel-peace…

On the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, peace prize laureates, activists, and experts gathered in Oslo to honour survivors and draw attention to nuclear weapons as an ongoing threat. Their message was clear: Action is urgent – before history

Last week, 17-year-old Kenta Gomi, a Japanese student living in Norway, adopted the testimony of Masako Wada from when the atomic bomb was dropped over Nagasaki in 1945. Masako herself was 1 year and ten months old, and got this memory from her own mother. The heartfelt moment

«We owe the hibakusha a debt of gratitude, but more than that we owe them action.» Daniel Högsta, Deputy Director, ICAN, Nobel Peace Prize 2017, at the #NobelPeaceConference #AMessageToHumanity. Watch the full speech: youtu.be/C5PdP75U6j8?si… ICAN

Talk matters! Emma Pike , Program Manager, Lex International at the #NobelPeaceConference A Message to Humanity. Watch Emma’s full speech on our Youtube channel: youtu.be/6drSCEPPoO0 ICAN

How can the climate movement and the anti-nuclear weapons movement cooperate and learn from one another? This was the central question explored in a panel conversation at the #NobelPeaceConference – marking 80 years since the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Watch

This autumn’s major exhibition at the Nobel Peace Center, War is Peace?, presents artworks spanning three centuries, leaving us with an unsettling question: Has anything truly changed? Read more about the exhibition: nobelpeacecenter.org/en/exhibitions… Photo: © Nanna Heitmann /