W. Alton Jones Foundation
Secure World Program
1994 Grants to Assess the Full Costs of Being a Nuclear State
- Brookings Institution * Mar 1994 - $125,000
Washington, DC - To develop a comprehensive model and full cost assessment of U.S. nuclear weapons-related activities since 1945.
- Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments * Mar 1994 - $50,000
A Project of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Washington, DC - To conduct a budgetary analysis of counterproliferation programs to inform and enhance the public debate on nuclear weapons issues.
- Childhood Cancer Research Institute * May 1994 - $35,000
Concord, MA - To provide technical assistance and public education in communities near nuclear weapons production sites.
- Economists Allied for Arms Reduction * Mar 1994 - $35,000
New York, NY - To provide economic expertise and training to grassroots activists and local economists in communities with nuclear weapons production facilities, and to encourage efficient clean-up and waste management programs at nuclear sites.
- National Security Archive * May 1994 - $100,000
A Project of the Fund for Peace
Washington, DC - To increase electronic public access to former nuclear secrets by creating a centralized database for all document releases from the Department of Energy.
- National Whistleblower Center * May 1994 - $25,000
Washington, DC - To support workers in nuclear and other environmentally-sensitive industries who blow the whistle on misconduct, health hazards, and safety problems.
- Physicians for Social Responsibility * Nov 1994 - $150,000
Washington, DC - To identify and publicize the health and environmental costs of ongoing U.S. nuclear activities, and to promote an end to nuclear weapon testing.
Rev. 97.10.15
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