Majority of Americans Support International Nuclear Treaties
A Call for Congressional Action on Nuclear Terror
‘NukeFest’ Provides Forum to Discuss Most Pressing Nuclear Challenges
Updates to North Korea’s Nuclear History
Representative Grants
George Washington University, Office of Sponsored Research
Washington, D.C. 2017
$ 3,500,000 for Expanding Capacity for Nuclear Bipartisanship: Deepening Outreach and Capacity-Building in the US Congress.
Stimson Center
Washington, D.C. 2018
$ 600,000 in support of a project to rebuild bipartisanship in foreign and nuclear policy.
Long Island University, Global Institute
Brookville, New York 2018
$ 150,000 in support of the Global Institute's Peace Scenarios Workshop.
Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation
Washington, D.C. 2018
$ 1,005,000 in support of general operations.
$90.3 million invested in 80 organizations since 2014
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