• $300,000

  2011 (Inactive Grant)

  International Peace & Security

  WASHINGTON, D.C. — To support the Threat Convergence project which aims to prevent nuclear terrorism by strengthening official, private sector, and civil society capacity to combat trafficking in Southeast Asia and the Black Sea/Caucasus regions (over two years).

• $400,000

  2008 (Inactive Grant)

  International Peace & Security

  WASHINGTON, D.C. — To support policy research on the convergence of WMD proliferation, fragile states and terrorism and to establish a Center for the Study of Threat Convergence (over two years).

• $250,000

  2006 (Inactive Grant)

  International Peace & Security

  WASHINGTON, D.C. — In support of research on the convergence of three distinct threats to international security: the emergence of black market nuclear proliferation networks, the evolution of global terrorist organizations, and the exploitation of weak and failing states (over two years).

• $300,000

  2000 (Inactive Grant)

  International Peace & Security

  WASHINGTON, D.C. — To support policy research and public education on the effect of small arms and light weapons on conflicts (over two years).

• $30,000

  1999 (Inactive Grant)

  International Peace & Security

  WASHINGTON, D.C. — To encourage accurate and thorough media coverage of security issues (over three years).

• $68,827

  1999 (Inactive Grant)

  Human Rights

  WASHINGTON, D.C. — To strengthen the institutional capacity of local human rights groups (over two years.)

• $10,000

  1999 (Inactive Grant)

  Human Rights

  WASHINGTON, D.C. — To support research on the small arms trade in Africa.

• $80,000

  1997 (Inactive Grant)

  International Peace & Security

  WASHINGTON, D.C. — To support the Media and Security Project (over two years).

• $100,000

  1996 (Inactive Grant)

  Human Rights

  WASHINGTON, D.C. — To support training workshops and manuals for local human rights organizations (over two years).

• $50,000

  1995 (Inactive Grant)

  Policy

  WASHINGTON, D.C. — To prepare and distribute a series of human rights handbooks.

The MacArthur Foundation awarded Fund for Peace $1,588,827 between 1978 and 2017.