Ways to Support ACA

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There are many ways to support the Arms Control Association's critical work. Select from among the options below the opportunity that is the best fit for you.

  • Membership  
    Available annually or monthly, your membership supports the Arms Control Association's vital research and advocacy efforts to advance effective solutions to the most critical weapons-related challenges. Members receive 10 issues of our flagship journal Arms Control Today (in print or online), along with ACA’s authoritative news, analyses, and resources, as well as invitations to member-only briefings and events. Become a member of ACA.  
     
  • Gifts  
    ACA is a small organization that has an impact disproportionate to our size, and we depend on the generous support of concerned people like you. Your financial gift directly enables our capacity to deliver authoritative research and recommendations to officials, policymakers, journalists, and the general public. Please give today.  
     
  • More Ways to Give  
    We also invite you to consider other ways of gift giving to ACA that may be meaningful to you. Our staff can help you make a bequest of charitable assets, planned giving, gifts of stock, qualified charitable IRA distributions, employer matching gifts, and donor-advised fund grants. All are great ways to give that can support our work in the years to come. Learn about more ways to give.  
     
  • Subscribe to Arms Control Today  
    Institutions and libraries can subscribe directly to our flagship publication Arms Control Today to receive 10 issues (in print or online) each year, keeping their staff and patrons informed with the in-depth news and analysis on nuclear, chemical, biological, and conventional weapons-related security challenges. Subscribe directly to ACT.  
     
  • Stay informed and engaged.  
    Select the topics of interest to receive the latest news and analyses from our staff on developments in nonproliferation, disarmament, and arms control, as well as invitations to public events and opportunities to communicate your views to public officials. Subscribe to our latest news.

2024 Arms Control Association Annual Meeting

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Our June 7, 2024 event at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. engaged members, supporters, speakers, and special guests for our 2024 annual members meeting.

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The 2024 Arms Control Association Annual Meeting was webcast from the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. on Friday, June 7. You can view the webcast recording below or on our official Youtube channel.


 

FULL PROGRAM   
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Welcome          
Daryl G. Kimball, Executive Director
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS: A Congressional Perspective on Nuclear Weapons Spending and Arms Control             
Rep. John Garamendi (D-Calif.)
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PANEL I: Looming Decisions on U.S. Nuclear Force Size and Spending

  • Hans Kristensen, Nuclear Information Project, Federation of American Scientists
  • Madelyn Creedon, Congressional Commission on the U.S. Strategic Posture
  • W. J. Hennigan, The New York Times
  • Moderator: Xiaodon Liang, Arms Control Association
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Special Video Message from UN Secretary-General António GuterresVideo >> 
LUNCH & KEYNOTE ADDRESS: "Adapting the U.S. Approach to Arms Control and Nonproliferation to a New Era"      
Pranay Vaddi, Special Assistant to President Biden and Senior Director for Arms Control, Disarmament, and Nonproliferation at the National Security Council
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SPECIAL REMARKS: Charting Future Paths for Nuclear Arms Control and Disarmament      
Thomas Countryman, ACA Board Chair
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PANEL II: Preventing Further Proliferation in the Middle East

  • Sharon Squassoni, Elliot School, George Washington University
  • Kelsey Davenport, Arms Control Association
  • Negar Mortazavi, Center for International Policy
  • Moderator: Arshad Mohammed, Reuters
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PANEL III: Achieving More Effective Implementation of U.S. Arms Transfer Policy

  • John Ramming Chappell, Center for Civilians in Conflict
  • Ari Tolany, Center for International Policy
  • Mira K. Resnick, State Department
  • Moderator: Rachel Stohl, Stimson Center and member of the ACA Board
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CLOSING: ACA’s Plan of Action                       
Daryl G. Kimball