This week marks 80 years since the U.S. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. To commemorate these solemn anniversaries, we compiled reflections from a wide range of voices on the enduring legacy of those terrible days, and the road ahead toward a brighter future free from the shadow of nuclear weapons. Hibakusha (Survivors)Japanese survivors — known as hibakusha — have spent their lives advocating for peace and bearing witness to the horrors of nuclear war. Tell Congress: Reject a new nuclear arms race and restore nuclear diplomacy! Quakers…have long advocated for a world free of nuclear weapons, though you do not have to be a pacifist to see the danger these weapons pose to us all.”“As the world reflects on the devastation wreaked by nuclear weapons…we must continue to imagine and work for a world free of nuclear weapons and the threat they pose to humanity.