Angela Canterbury, Executive Director of Council for a Livable World, signed onto a letter to the Department of Energy expressing concern of the ongoing case of Dr. James Doyle. Dr. Doyle was terminated from the Los Alamos National Laboratory for releasing classified information in a report that argued against nuclear deterrence.

Council for a Livable World and its sister organization, the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation, wrote the following letter to U.S. Senators considering new sanctions legislation that would undermine negotiations to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran.

Over 50 organizations, including the Council for a Livable World, signed onto a letter encouraging the House of Representatives to improve its oversight of U.S. intelligence activities.

Council for a Livable World was one of 37 diverse organizations that signed onto a letter vowing their support for a diplomatic solution to Iran’s nuclear program, and expressing concern over rhetoric from Congress that could damage a deal.

Council for a Livable World signed onto a bipartisan letter to congressional Armed Services Committees containing numerous budget-saving recommendations for the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2015.