Oceana, Inc.
To stimulate a shift away from the use of mercury in the US manufacture of chlorine, and to defend the European Union’s phaseout already planned for 2007.
Archives Grants
Physicians for Reproductive Choice and Health
To train physicians and other adolescent health care providers on the best practices in adolescent reproductive health care, including what services clinicians can legally and confidentially provide.
Planned Parenthood of Northern New England
To foster more open, honest, and balanced conversations about sexuality and reproductive health among teens and their parents in Portland, Maine.
Programa Venezolano de Educacion-Accion en Derechos Humanos
To promote human rights and democracy in Venezuela through investigation of violations, public education, and documentation.
Rochesterians Against the Misuse of Pesticides
To participate in the Alliance for a Toxic-Free Future, which works to phase out the production, use, release, and disposal of persistent toxic chemicals in New York State, through policy reforms and market shifts to safer substitutes.
SIECUS (Sexuality Information & Education Council of the US)
To secure and protect the sexual and reproductive health and rights of people in the US, using education and advocacy.
St. Francis House
To strengthen current on-site training program at Clarks Shoes, and recruit two additional companies to host on-site training centers.
Toxic Waste/Lupus Coalition
To participate in the Alliance for a Toxic-Free Future, which works to phase out the production, use, release, and disposal of persistent toxic chemicals in New York State, through policy reforms and market shifts to safer substitutes.
Vital Communities
To build a community-driven, local food system by fostering productive relationships between farmers, retail grocers, wholesalers, restaurants, institutions, and local consumers.
West Harlem Environmental Action
To participate in the Alliance for a Toxic-Free Future, which works to phase out the production, use, release, and disposal of persistent toxic chemicals in New York State, through policy reforms and market shifts to safer substitutes.