Grant Program Disarmament

To support the Coalition to Reduce Nuclear Dangers, a network of disarmament organizations dedicated to coordinating their work and increasing public and policymaker awareness of nuclear security issues.

To support a workshop on security, technology and arms control for young South Asian journalists and policy analysts.

To seek an end to Japanese plutonium reprocessing.

To support the Committee on Nuclear Policy, a network of organizations promoting the total abolition of nuclear weapons.

To assist the independent states of the former Soviet Union in developing and implementing export control policies to prevent transfer of nuclear weapons materials.

To use investigative journalism to increase media coverage of nuclear and conventional weapons issues.

To create a national debate on the total elimination of nuclear weapons.

To support the conference “From Arms Race to Human Race.”

To support the Moscow Non-Proliferation Program, which publishes Russian-language periodicals, conducts seminars for government officials, conducts research on US-Russian nonproliferation issues, and facilitates consideration of the START II Treaty.

To monitor and promote citizen participation in oversight of nuclear weapons research and development at Los Alamos National Laboratory.