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Arms Control Association 2022 Annual Meeting

Marking 50 Years of Accomplishments and
Charting the Course for the Challenges Ahead

National Press Club • Washington, D.C.

June 2, 2022 

Please join us at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. as we mark our half-century of accomplishments in arms control and chart our course of action in the years ahead. 

 

Keynote speakers and expert panels will address the arms control challenges of today and tomorrow, including:

  • The nuclear threat in the wake of Russia’s war on Ukraine
  • Actions to restore nonproliferation and disarmament guardrails
  • Strategies to mitigate the dangers of new weapons technologies
  • ACA's role in revitalizing the movement for the elimination of nuclear weapons.

Confirmed speakers and panelists will include, among others:

  • Assistant Secretary of State for AVC Mallory Stewart
  • Amb. Elayne Whyte Gomez of Costa Rica
  • Oliver Meier (Deep Cuts Commission)
  • Nina Tannenwald (Brown University)
  • Victoria Samson (Secure World Foundation)
  • Lindsay Rand (University of Maryland)

Additional panelists and speakers will be announced shortly.

 Register Now to Secure Your Seat! 

Following the day's discussions and keynote speakers, attendees and alumni are invited to our special 50th Anniversary Reception in the gardens at the lovely DACOR-Bacon House, located near the White House and State Department.

 

To help propel the Arms Control Association forward in our next 50 years, we invite you to also become an Anniversary Sponsor when you register. Visit our sponsors page for more information.

Join us June 2, 2022 at the National Press Club!

* Attendees must be fully vaccinated and symptom-free of COVID-19. Attendees will be strongly encouraged to wear masks at the event when not consuming food or beverage. Additional restrictions may be added prior to the event.

 

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