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International Peace & Security

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Representative Grants

Harvard University Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs

Cambridge, Massachusetts

2011

$2,200,000 To support advanced training on nuclear security (over four years).
Representative Grants

Nuclear Threat Initiative

Washington, District of Columbia

2011

$1,000,000 In support of general operations (over two years).
Representative Grants

Center for Energy and Security Studies

Moscow, Russian Federation

2012

$400,000 To promote highly enriched uranium minimization in Russia (over three years).
Representative Grants

American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Cambridge, Massachusetts

2011

$280,000 To support a project to counter the insider threat in nuclear facilities (over three years).
Representative Grants

Princeton University Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs

Princeton, New Jersey

2013

$650,000 In support of a project to inform the public and high-level policymakers in select countries about the unnecessary costs, dangers, and alternatives to plutonium reprocessing, as well as to promote the minimization of highly-enriched uranium in Russia (over 15 months).

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Staff

Portrait of Barry Lowenkron

Barry Lowenkron

Vice President, International Programs

Portrait of Emma Belcher

Emma Belcher

Director, International Peace and Security

Portrait of Elsa Gutierrez

Elsa Gutierrez

Program Administrator

Renee Munro

Executive Secretary

Rossi M. Polenica

Program Assistant