US site providing resources and research on non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. Many essays, presentations and courses available to download.

This important report documents the unavoidable limitations of safeguards on nuclear materials, in particular in relation to export of uranium to China. Published by MAPW and the ACFi in 2006.

THE Peace Organisation of Australia was founded in 2005 by a group of law students at the University of Melbourne. It awards the Australian Peace Prize, publishes the Australian Journal of Peace Studies, coordinates the Parliamentarians for Peace group and maintains the Australian Peace Directory,

Physicians for Social Responsibility is a US based health professionals working on environmental, peace and security issues.

The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, campaigns for the abolition of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction, and the creation of security for future generations.

The Australian Government website of the Australian Safegaurds and Non Proliferation Office.

United Nations website, Peace and Security section. Includes information on the structure and purpose of bodies such as the General Assembly and the Security Council.

Verification Research Training and Information centre provides verification systems and processes for international arms control, disarmament and peace treaties.

The Nuclear Weapon Archive provides current information, technical data, and informative overviews of nuclear weapons and nuclear states.

The James Martin Centre for Nonproliferation Studies is the largest American NGOi working exculsively on non proliferation issues. The organisation is opposed to the proliferation of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons as well as missiles and other delivery systems.

Analysis about the status and operations of nuclear weapons. The site also looks at the nuclear fuel cycle.

The Weapons of Mass Destruction Commission was established in 2003 to identify achievable directions for international cooperation on the reduction of the dangers of weapons of mass destruction.

The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists is a not for profit organisation that was formed in 1945. It has extensive information and policy briefings on nuclear weapons.

The US-based Arms Control Association promotes effective arms control policies. This site contains a wide range of fact sheets on all types of weapons, and well-organised information on numerous treaties and disarmament initiatives.
 

The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICANi) aims to create a groundswell of popular opinion to abolish nuclear weapons. Inform yourself about nuclear issues and sign on as a supporter.