Grant Program Disarmament

To encourage national debate on nuclear weapons and to encourage US and Russian policymakers on the importance of moving toward abolition of nuclear weapons.

To conduct a scientific and technical analysis of the Department of Energy’s National Ignition Facility.

To use the Internet to educate and mobilize new disarmament activists.

To promote citizen oversight and involvement at the Department of Energy’s Livermore National Laboratory.

To support The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, a bimonthly magazine that provides in-depth, non-technical articles on nuclear weapons and related global security issues for the broad disarmament and arms control community, as well as for policymakers, mainstream journalists and…

To stop the siting of a high-level nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain, and to prevent further nuclear weapons testing, storage of nuclear wastes and further development of nuclear weapons technology at the Nevada Test Site.

To halt Japan’s use of plutonium as an energy source.

To provide legal representation to nuclear weapons industry workers who have “blown the whistle” on unsafe or illegal activities at Department of Energy nuclear weapons production sites in the United States.

To provide training in security issues for young South Asian and Chinese professionals.

To organize an international conference on nuclear nonproliferation in Russia in collaboration with local organizations.