With 37 years of experience in coordinating people-to-people exchange via voyages on a passenger ship, the non-governmental organization Peace Boat has implemented various disarmament education programmes over the past decades. As a steering group member organization of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), Peace Boat has been particularly active in engaging hibakusha - atomic-bomb survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Together with hibakusha, Peace Boat has worked with youth from all backgrounds to think about why disarmament is important and how it works. This publication introduces Peace Boat’s methodology for disarmament education, which directly stems from lessons learned through implementation of various disarmament education programmes. It also discusses how disarmament education should be implemented in relation to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and how digital technologies can be leveraged to provide a fruitful experience for participants. Foreword / Izumia Nakamitsu -- Prologue / Setsuko Thurlow -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. The humanitarian impact of nuclear weapons: The voices of hibakusha Chapter 2. Knowledge for empowerment: Connecting beyond borders -- Chapter 3. Taking action for the future: Education to create change agents -- Chapter 4. Peace Boat education programmes -- Chapter 5. Where to from here

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