Premise
Why pledge against nuclear weapons?
A pledge is a public, named commitment. Here is why it carries weight that private opinion does not.
Public commitments shift norms
Private opinions are easy to dismiss. A named pledge — visible, countable, durable — changes how policymakers, journalists, and neighbors perceive where the public stands.
Numbers matter for mobilization
We are building a live ledger of people who oppose nuclear weapons. That figure is cited, organized around, and used to drive the next campaign step.
The pledge is reversible
You can change or withdraw your stance at any time. The platform records your current position and updates on request. There is no contract, no financial commitment, and no social penalty for changing your mind.
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