To participate in Ban Landmines Week in Washington, DC, in March 2001, including the presence of 20 US and international landmine survivors to highlight the personal and human side of the tragedy of landmines and the need to ban these…
To enable current and former employees of environmental public agencies in New England to attend the national PEER Summit.
To stimulate critical debate and raise questions about proposed US policies on missile defense and nuclear weapons through the publication of original research and commentary on their linkages with campaign contributions and special interest lobbying policies.
To provide emergency living expenses for Acehnese human rights activist Cut Zahara, sister of a murdered human rights lawyer, to seek temporary refuge in the United States.
To provide general support for Environmental Media Services.
To develop dialogue between members of the British Parliament and members of the US Congress on security and arms control issues.
To train Burmese leaders in human rights documentation and denunciation, organizational development, and leadership skills.
To educate the health care industry about the links between environmental contamination and illnesses in the general population, and to urge physicians, nurse groups, hospitals, academic centers and others to eliminate harmful chemicals from health care settings in New England.
To promote human rights and the rule of law in China.
To enlist the governments of “middle power” states in pressing the nuclear weapons states to eliminate nuclear weapons, and to take practical steps toward that goal.