As many of you know, we lost our founder, Bruce Roth, in December. We have received many donations in his memory and would like to...

The Spelman College Department of Political Science invites you to a discussion on “The Russian-Ukraine Conflict: Implications for...

Bruce A. Roth, 72, of Atlanta, Georgia, passed away December 20, 2021. He was born in San Antonio, Texas on January 16, 1949. He is...

Nuclear weapons affect us all—no matter your gender, race, religion, ethnicity. The US still possesses thousands of nuclear weapons and...

By Holly Lindamood The end of the Cold War ushered in a new era for global relations. Where the international arena was shaped by great...

By Surya Nallapati Iran’s aspiration of becoming a nuclear state is now closer to reality. Undoubtedly, former US President Donald...

By Holly Lindamood Women have long been under appreciated for their role in organizing and leading social campaigns. Throughout history,...

By Holly Lindamood When you think about security, what comes to mind? A large, technologically advanced military that provides for strong...

by Holly Lindamood We in the ‘no nukes’ community have been hopeful in many ways over the past decade—we are finally seeing some progress...

Spelman College will host the Sixth Annual International Diplomacy conference on November 2, 2019. Students from Spelman College,...

C Uday Bhaskar recently wrote an opinion piece for the Hindustan Times on the impact of the US formally withdrawing from the Intermediate...

Professor Martin Hellman recently have a lecture titled The Technological Imperative for Ethical Evolution for the The Lindau Nobel...

Dr. Gregory Hall, Daisy Alliance Executive Director and Associate Professor at the Patterson School of Diplomacy and International...

Daisy Alliance Board Member and Adjunct Senior Fellow for Nuclear Risk Analysis Federation of American Scientists has written a paper on...

Hosted by Georgia Tech. Come join us for the 5th Annual International Diplomacy Conference on February 23, 2019! Over 80 students from...

Living 35 miles from the Korean demilitarized zone (DMZ), the imminent threat of North Korea has always been a part of my life. Although...

An opinion piece by UK student and Daisy Alliance Intern, Blake Moss Introduction: Understanding Dangers You wake up to a cold grey sky,...

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The nuclear threat has always been and continues to be a formidable and perplexing problem. Surrounding and intertwined in this debate is...

On April 3, the Daisy Alliance sponsored the annual Middle Eastern Nuclear Weapons Free Zone simulation at the Georgia Institute of...