In the Washington Post’s obituary, colleagues of Global Zero co-founder Bruce Blair remember him as “an extraordinary public servant who committed his life to reducing nuclear risks around the world.”

Global Zero’s late co-founder Bruce Blair’s 2003 Washington Post op-ed is quoted in coverage of a new Russian nuclear command bunker.

Global Zero Program Director Jessica Sleight is quoted in coverage of the imminent entry into force of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons: “The P5 should take [the treaty] as an additional prod to reignite arms control and disarmament efforts and make real actionable progress toward their Article VI commitments, the lack of progress of which is the real threat to the NPT.”

Global Zero’s Alternative Nuclear Posture Review is mentioned in an article on potential paths to cutting U.S. defense spending.

Richard Burt, Chairman of Global Zero’s board, is quoted in an article on dimming prospects for a new US-Russia nuclear weapons agreement.

Global Zero’s Alternative Nuclear Posture Review is cited as a model for what the U.S. nuclear force could look like if ICBMs were eliminated.