To promote nuclear nonproliferation through individual training and organizational capacity building in East Asia and Russia; and to convene a high-level consultation with experts to develop innovative policy recommendations on nuclear nonproliferation.
To provide support for the Ms. Foundation for Women’s work to improve reproductive health care for women and girls.
To survey various at-risk sectors of the public in the six New England states to understand the level of awareness of state agencies’ public health advisories about the dangers of consuming excessive amounts of mercury-contaminated fish, and to use this…
To establish an affinity group for peace and security funders.
To support the Program on Nuclear Policy Alternatives, which promotes nuclear disarmament and nonproliferation through research, analysis, training and collaboration.
To support the Vermont Forest Furniture Project, which seeks to design and promote finished goods made from abundant but less commercially popular wood species and grades, thereby increasing the economic viability of sustainable harvests and local wood-based enterprises.
To generate high-level support for the total elimination of nuclear weapons.
To support the Union of Concerned Scientists participation in rulemaking proceedings and other available policy and regulatory forms for clean energy and renewables, with particular focus on Massachusetts, Connecticut and Maine.
To improve and expand the Human Rights Library on the World Wide Web.
To ban the application of contaminated sewage sludge or sludge products on Vermont soil.