Grant Program Disarmament

To conduct research, analysis and advocacy on Russian nuclear forces in Russia.

To monitor nuclear weapons development and environmental cleanup at the Department of Energy’s Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico.

To provide technical assistance to citizen organizations working on nuclear nonproliferation and environmental cleanup at Department of Energy nuclear weapons production facilities.

To conduct public education about the importance of banning the production and use of landmines. And to provide a one-time, institution-building grant.

To conduct research and public education in support of a ban on the production and use of landmines.

To disseminate and publicize the findings of a report on the Department of Energy’s environmental management budget, which includes cleanup of the nuclear weapons production complex.

To assist the governments of China and the former Soviet Union in instituting and implementing export control mechanisms to prevent transfer of materials or technology related to nuclear weapons.

To monitor international negotiations on disarmament.

To promote and assist citizen involvement in monitoring environmental cleanup and future weapons production plans at the Oak Ridge nuclear weapons production site and at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee.

To promote nuclear nonproliferation worldwide, by assisting government representatives in preparing for participation in conferences to implement the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.