Commonweal
To use biomonitoring as a technical tool in support of chemicals policies that better protect human and ecosystem health.
Archives Grants
Community Economic Development Assistance Corporation
To provide training and professional development opportunities for direct service staff at community-based nonprofit and public agencies in the education, employment, and training sectors.
Environmental Health Fund
To stimulate national and international efforts to phase out hazardous chemicals from mainstream commerce by serving as strategist, convener, coordinator, implementer and fundraiser in support of key policy and market campaigns.
Food Works at Two Rivers Center for Sustainability
To expand local purchases from area farmers and production at the Foodbank Farm for food distribution to low-income Vermonters.
Healthy Schools Network
In collaboration with INFORM and Green Seal, to harness and enhance the Coalition for Healthier Schools through collaborative working relationships and increased technical assistance; to use green cleaning as an introductory issue to connect parents, labor, school communities and the…
Healthy Teen Network
To increase access to reproductive health services for adolescents by educating providers about laws relating to minors’ access to contraceptives.
Human Rights First
To promote human rights around the world, emphasizing US civil liberties, refugee protection, international justice, anti-discrimination and protection of human rights defenders.
Institute for Children’s Environmental Health
To coordinate the Learning and Developmental Disabilities Initiative, which will increase awareness and discourse about links between environmental exposures and developmental and learning disabilities among organizations, affected individuals and their families, service providers, and ultimately policymakers.
International Chemical Secretariat
To strengthen the early implementation of the European Union’s REACH program by identifying the chemicals of highest concern that will be subject to the most stringent regulation.
Cornell University Weill Medical College
To conduct the 2007 summer institute on the biology of developmental disabilities.