American & Russian high school students to join Japanese students in Hiroshima
Opinion: Nonproliferation & disarmament education for high school students has never been more important.
APRIL 4-5, 2014: CNS brings together students from Japan, Russia & the US to study nuclear Issues.
APR. 19: The Critical Issues Forum concluded with students from three countries presenting their findings on nuclear disarmament.
NOV. 1: US and Russian high school students participate in the first online conference investigating solutions for nuclear spent fuel.
The program was touted as an example of US-Russian cooperation in the presidential joint statement.
One year after the Fukushima disaster, Japan continues to assess its dependency on nuclear energy.
Masako Toki May 7, 2010 Critical Issues Forum (CIF) Program: 2009-2010 Students and teachers from 12 US high schools and 10 schools in Russia’s “closed nuclear cities” met together at the 2010 conference of the Critical Issues Forum (CIF) held April 22-23 in Monterey. This year’s conference, the largest since the program began at CNS in […]
US and Russian high school students presented research on nuclear disarmament at the 2009 Critical Issues Forum (CIF) Conference.
Masako Toki January 6, 2009 Critical Issues Forum (CIF) Teacher Development Workshop Twenty teachers from US and Russian high schools launched the 2008-2009 Critical Issues Forum (CIF) with the Teacher Development Workshop, which took place from December 4 to 6, 2008 at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS) in Monterey. Teachers from high […]
