To hold a conference on computerized documentation of human rights violations for users of computer software designed for these specialized purposes. The conference will also improve the current software used by these activists.
To support the Clinic Defense/Clinic Support Program, which provides direct assistance to any of its 300 member clinics experiencing violence or harassment, as well as ongoing training, guidance and information that enable clinics to improve protection and security.
To demonstrate support for a strong US policy to abate climate change among numerous constituencies.
To implement the Hospital Provider Project, which will encourage hospitals in New York City and New York State to provide the full range of reproductive health care services, including abortion.
To support the Northeast Asia/Korea Nuclear Free Zone Project, which advocates a nuclear-free Northeast Asia using research, analysis and discussion among policy experts, policymakers and the press.
To support Shatil in providing technical assistance to Israeli human rights organizations in capacity building.
To support the New England Dioxin Campaign, which strengthens local efforts to eliminate dioxin sources throughout the region, with a special emphasis on dioxin produced in medical and municipal waste incinerators.
To conduct research, policy analysis and advocacy on nuclear nonproliferation issues, including deep reductions in nuclear weapons, a nuclear weapons test ban, and Russian nuclear weapons control.
To create the position of director of administration, who will revise and oversee operations in finance, personnel, membership and fundraising, and computer systems.
To monitor and document human rights violations and to assist local human rights organizations in Bolivia, Colombia and Peru.