W. Alton Jones Foundation
Secure World Program
1994 Grants to Stop Development, Production and Testing of Nuclear Weapons
- All People's Coalition * Mar 1994 - $15,000
A Project of the Albuquerque Center for Peace and Justice
Albuquerque, NM - To engage New Mexico's diverse communities in a collaborative strategic planning process around nuclear issues.
- British American Security Information Council * Nov 1994 - $165,000
Washington, DC - To promote debate in Europe on nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation while bringing European perspectives to bear in Washington.
- Center for Citizen Initiatives - USA * May 1994 - $20,000
San Francisco, CA - To encourage international cooperation on nuclear weapons dismantlement and the management of radioactive materials, especially by fostering partnerships between Russian and American organizations.
- Center for Energy and Environmental Studies * Mar 1994 - $29,760
Princeton University
Princeton, NJ - To engage a Russian researcher in identifying reconfiguration options for the Russian nuclear weapons production complex and strengthening Russia's system of nuclear safeguards.
- Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety * May 1994 - $30,000
Santa Fe, NM - To provide public education about nuclear weapons and nuclear waste issues through weekly radio news broadcasts, a 24-hour hotline, and newsletter.
- CTB Clearinghouse * Mar 1994 - $40,000
A Project of the Peace Action Education Fund
Washington, DC - To establish a Comprehensive Test Ban Clearinghouse for public education throughout the U.S.
- Government Accountability Project * Mar 1994 - $65,000
Washington, DC - To investigate past and present abuses at the U.S. Department of Energy facilities, protect whistleblowers and demand government accountability.
- Los Alamos Study Group * Nov 1994 - $25,000
A Project of the Institute for Regional Education
Santa Fe, NM - To seek an end to nuclear weapons development at Los Alamos National Laboratory through grassroots organizing, special events, public education and outreach.
- Military Production Network * Nov 1994 - $100,000
A Project of the Tides Foundation
Seattle, WA - To coordinate the work of grassroots groups focused throughout the country on U.S. Department of Energy policies and practices related to nuclear weapons production.
- Parliamentarians for Global Action * Nov 1994 - $110,000
New York, NY - To monitor the progress of negotiations at the Conference on Disarmament and the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty Extension Conference, and to ensure constructive U.S. participation.
- Peace Action Education Fund * Nov 1994 - $50,000
Washington, DC - To organize a Citizens Assembly parallel to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Extension Conference, and to promote events in at least one hundred communities around the fiftieth anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima.
- Science Policy Research Unit * Nov 1994 - $43,650
University of Sussex
Falmer, Brighton, ENGLAND - To establish a center of expertise on missile issues in Europe to support policy debate and examine Europe's role in the internalization of the missile industry.
- Tri-Valley Citizens Against a Radioactive Environment * May 1994 - $40,000
Livermore, CA - To convert Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory from nuclear weapons design, development and testing to peaceful, environmentally sound and socially productive scientific research.
- Western States Legal Foundation * May 1994 - $28,000
Oakland, CA - To expose the environmental, public health and security dangers of continuing weapons work at the Lawrence Livermore, Los Alamos, and Sandia National Laboratories.
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