Use the Facebook button on the left to sign up and sign back in anytime as a member of the Voices of Humanity Nuclear Disarmament community. First time around, you'll fill out a short form that will become your online profile. If you prefer not to use facebook, Join here, or Sign in here.

Please list your city in your profile. We are aiming for participants from 1000 cities by the end of 2018. Once you are logged in, you may post your photo, smiling or scowling. If your photo is a smile, send praise of nuclear disarmament. If a scowl, send condemnation of nuclear weapons.

One thousand cities will be our signal to begin local organizing around the world. For now, we concentrate on using social media to get the #smile4nd hashtag out there and reach our goal. When you repost your photos on facebook, google, instagram etc, you can use this short link - intermix.org/smile4nd to send folks here to sign up for nuclear disarmament in Voices of Humanity. See below for more information.

Humanity Rules! - Suki Wong, San Francisco, CA
If you don't clean up your mess right away, I will be very, very angry, and you won't get your M&M's - Eitam Kohen, San Francisco, CA	Do it now! - Bob Hanson, SF Bay Area, CA
It's a NO-BRAINER, so we don't destroy the world! - Yvette Hochberg, Berkeley, CA	Give peace a chance! - Steve Wright, Japan
I can imagine a world filled with peace and no one has nuclear weapons. - Elena Fritchle, Santa Clara, CA	Swords --> ploughshares in honor of my uncle Phil. - Philip Riley, Santa Clara, CA
Mass killing is not justified for any argument. - Neeren Jain, Santa Clara, CA	"One World" - World Peace. - Lorenzo and Rose Tupe, Santa Clara, CA
World Peace is a No Brainer! - Tiffany Plummer, Santa Clara, CA	I am against nuclear weapons because killing one person is like killing the whole mankind. - Sabuhi Siddique, Santa Clara, CA
Try to be a Thermostat for Thermonuclear War and turn the temperature down! - Andrew Morrow of East Palo Alto	How can nations' leaders allow such things to exist? Seriously, we need to clean up our act. - Chris Bolton, San Francisco
Let's get rid of nuclear weapons. - Anne Marie Nowak, San Francisco	I am happy for peace and nuclear disarmament! - Michelle Lo, Hong Kong
World Peace, please! - Catherine Tse, San Francisco	I against for nuclear weapons. - Takeshi Yashiro, San Francisco
With a grace spirit, we enjoy every Happy Peace Day. - Lau Pei Ying, San Francisco	Nuclear Weapons violate UN Bill of Human Rights & the General Convention barring Collective Punishment. - Kathe Burick, San Francisco
I don't tweet! - Ben May, Los Angeles	I wanted change! No bombs, better food, life and love.  Free Earth!!! - Dora Palacios, San Francisco
Cast a wide net. Find the common thread. Let life flourish. Don't panic, keep it organic! - Diamond Dave Whitaker, San Francisco, CA	Clean it up for all things. Peace, clean air, love. All should go hand in hand. - Yarilis Vazquez Guzman, San Francisco, CA
Thumbs up for nuclear disarmament! - Elizabeth Weinberg, San Francisco, CA	May we evolve beyond Thanatos! - Emma Nace, San Francisco, CA
Nothing but terror incarnate. A war on terror should be a war against the existence of nuclear weapons. - Felix Cabrera, San Francisco, CA	Let us prove Einstein wrong! - Jeffrey Fang, San Francisco, CA
I hope for a world where nuclear weapons won't be necessary.  - Raymond Chen, San Francisco, CA	"Let's make the world safer!" - Vicky German, San Francisco, CA
greencommons.org/node/34 The hope lies in the dismissal of the concept of "just war".  One planet, one people, one garden. -- Rebecca Tobias, Vancouver BC	Instead spending money in nuclear weapons, spend on investigate why we build this technology, the reason that take us to create destruction. - Karinna Tomeo - Montevideo
LIVE LOVE LAUGH BE FREE. May peace prevail on Earth! - Andrea Kay Smith - Miami	Another schowlar for peace! - Ronald van Ammers - Los Angeles
Spend the $50 bill we spend on nukes in clean energy & our communities, support the Peace industrial complex (includes massages & cupcakes)! - Michael Kwan - San Francisco	If your glasses fog up due the radiation, use a soft cloth. Before, wash them to prevent scratching - Marcelo Torres - Montevideo
It is common sense. The govts of the world should make nuclear disarmament a top priority. How come they don't know that? - Sandy Chaves, San Francisco, CA	If you detect the flash, run for the core of the building. After the blast rolls by, head for your fallout shelter. Dont forget the iodine! - Roger Eaton - San Francisco

Voices of Humanity is a social media platform for community action to achieve a heartfelt sense of human unity. The highest rated messages posted in each community (on topics of the participants own choosing) are taken to represent that community. The collective voices of Women, Men, Youth, Experience and Wisdom build gender and age equality into the process. Geographic focus is easily shifted from city to metro, to state, nation and Planet Earth. The global voice of women is expected to take the conversational lead. This global strength will reach down to the local level and empower women of all ages everywhere. The men will follow. :-)

Nuclear arms are a powerful sign of distrust between the nations, blocking that sense of human unity needed if the world is to achieve the all-important United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Work on the SDGs will help create trust, making it easier to foster nuclear disarmament, and it works the other way, too. A global movement for nuclear disarmament will hugely improve cooperation on the SDGs. Therefore the Voices of Humanity project must put nuclear disarmament right up front in its efforts at every level, from city to nation to the world. Please read on and join us!

So what are we?  Well, we are not your mother's peace movement.  Yes, gloom and doom is OK, but so is the sunny side of the street.  We're going to cover it both ways, and we are going to enjoy ourselves while we take on the world. The individual and humanity are natural allies -- we are betting on it.

Who are we?  So far we are just a few people in San Francisco and a barely forming global network, but we have a plan (thank you, Shel).  Organize locally, every city, every town around the world, bottom up autonomy, connect globally, Voices of Humanity Software as our megaphone, intercity and interfaith focus, umbrella marches, smile/scowl photos of everyone on the planet, a big-time connection with the sustainability movement, and we all do something for a change. That's our plan. 

Our umbrella marches will be fun, and yes, we want Joan Baez for the old folk's concerts and a young idol for the big crowd.  But it is the tens of thousands of local organizations that will make the difference.

We begin with a vision of success and a sense of humility. The existing nuclear disarmament groups and networks have a good grasp of the situation, so we will back them up and not pretend we are the experts. Besides the fun stuff of our own, there will be easy things with the other Nuclear Disarmament groups, like signing online petitions for the American Friends Service Committee, and joining up with Global Zero, and having events on U.N. Peace Day, and there will be tougher but rewarding things to do, like recruiting all the mayors and town governments in the world to the Mayors for Peace network, but the really hard part is back to us again, which is the local organizing and keeping everyone interested and moving. 

Don't think it is easy.  For instance, can we have nuclear disarmament without solving the Middle East conflict and the India/Pakistan conflict?  Noo, and what are the odds?  Are the rest of the Nuclear Weapons states going to disarm if the U.S. doesn't also cut its conventional military at least in half?  Noo, and what are the odds?  Scowl.   So it seems we have our work cut out for us.  Smile.