The exhibition consists of 40 displays (2 m × 1 m) with texts written in a language that is easy to understand, even for a non-specialist audience. Illustrations, photos and graphics that illustrate facts and figures as well as quotes from well-known personalities from philosophy, science and politics complete the overall picture.

The exhibition can be divided into three sections:

1. Nuclear weapons do not create security
   It presents historical facts about the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and shows why the danger posed by nuclear weapons persists to this day.
   
2. Knowing more about nuclear weapons - the nuclear weapons problem from 12 perspectives
   The nuclear weapons issue is examined from 12 different perspectives (humanitarian, ecological, medical, economic, human rights, energy-related, scientific, political, spiritual, gender-specific, generation-specific, security-related). It also presents initiatives that are committed to nuclear disarmament.
   
3. Changing our perspective - Creating the future we want
   Global developments in nuclear disarmament will be presented. It also provides information on the challenges of implementing the ban on nuclear weapons. It conveys that humanity has a responsibility to rid the world of nuclear weapons and encourages that this goal can be achieved through solidarity and cooperation.