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Format: 05/23/2013
Format: 05/23/2013

J Street

Washington, DC
Description Date $Amount
To use a pro-Israel frame to educate members of Congress on the dangers a military confrontation with Iran could have for both Israel and the United States and to promote political solutions to the nuclear impasse. 07/31/2012 $30,000
To support efforts to educate members of Congress on the consequences that preemptive use of military force against Iran's nuclear program may have on Israel.<br /> 11/02/2011 $25,000

J Street Education Fund

Washington, DC
Description Date $Amount
To use a pro-Israel frame to educate members of Congress on the dangers a military confrontation with Iran could have for both Israel and the United States and to promote political solutions to the nuclear impasse. 07/31/2012 $30,000
To organize a speaker tour that brings an Israeli perspective on the nuclear impasse with Iran to U.S. policymakers, media and the public. 07/31/2012 $15,000

LBLG Fund

Washington, DC
Description Date $Amount
To support monitoring, analysis and publishing related to U.S. policy toward Iran and a critique of arguments favoring confrontation with Iran. 03/10/2011 $9,500
To support monitoring, analysis and publishing related to U.S. policy toward Iran and a critique of arguments favoring confrontation with Iran. 02/07/2011 $9,500

Link Media, Inc.

San Francisco, CA
Description Date $Amount
For the Iran Media Project, an enhanced social media and broadcast engagement campaign to amplify the activities of advocacy groups, bloggers and experts working to reduce confrontation with Iran. 06/06/2011 $80,000
To support a program to promote dialogue and understanding between Americans and Iranians. 01/28/2008 $50,000

Mainstream Media Project

Arcata, CA
Description Date $Amount
To support radio coverage and promote expert spokespeople on programs that promote diplomatic solutions to reducing tensions with Iran and countering Iran's development of nuclear weapons. 04/02/2012 $15,000
To advance U.S. and international nonproliferation policies by furthering the processes and agreements that limit nuclear weapons and efforts to promote diplomatic solutions to reducing tension with Iran and countering Iran's development of nuclear weapon 02/16/2011 $80,000

Media Matters for America

Washington, DC USA
Description Date $Amount
To train experts and advocates on effective media and messaging related to Iran, and to assist program graduates in securing broadcast television interviews. 07/31/2012 $97,635

Monterey Institute of International Studies

Monterey, CA
Description Date $Amount
To unblock resistance to further arms control negotiations between the U.S. and Russia, and debunk arguments that the U.S. should not ratify CTBT because of inadequate detection, specifically in Iran. 02/16/2011 $150,000

Mousavian, S.H.

Princeton, NJ
Description Date $Amount
To support expert analysis and policy guidance related to U.S. policy and Iran's nuclear program. 08/18/2010 $15,000

National Iranian American Council

Washington, DC
Description Date $Amount
To support a conference co-hosted by the National Iranian American Council and the Arms Control Association to define a proactive agenda for diplomacy with Iran in 2013. 11/25/2012 $5,000
To support research and advocacy work that helps shape the debate among policymakers and in the media on credible, non-military approaches to resolving the nuclear impasse. 11/16/2012 $110,000
To support media and advocacy work to shape the debate among policymakers and in the media on credible, non-military approaches to resolving the impasse over Iran's nuclear program. 11/02/2011 $125,000
To shape public discourse about the pending removal (delisting) of the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK) organization from the State Department's list of terrorist organizations, an important issue in the U.S.-Iran debate.<br /> 07/19/2011 $8,500
For a renewed effort through advocacy, media and education activities to shape the debate among policymakers and in the media on credible, non-military approaches to resolving the nuclear impasse with Iran. 11/17/2010 $100,000
To support advocacy and media outreach aimed at finding a peaceful solution to the Iranian nuclear dilemma. 07/12/2010 $25,000
To support efforts to educate members and staffers on Capitol Hill on U.S.-Iran delegations with the aim of promoting a diplomatic solution to Iran's nuclear program. 06/08/2009 $70,000
To support the production and dissemination of policy briefs and in-depth reports, media briefings, conferences on Capitol Hill and informal contacts with members of Congress. 01/28/2008 $60,000
To support U.S.-Iran media project 10/03/2007 $15,000
To support the production and dissemination of policy briefs and in-depth reports, media briefings, conferences on Capitol Hill aimed at providing Washington&rsquo;s policy circles with independent analysis of Iran-U.S. relations. 02/05/2007 $35,000

National Public Radio

Washington, DC
Description Date $Amount
For national security reporting that emphasizes the themes of US nuclear weapons policy and budgets, Iran's nuclear program, international nuclear security topics, and U.S. policy toward nuclear security. 02/25/2013 $100,000
For continued national security reporting on nuclear security topics, including Iran and U.S. spending on nuclear weapons and related programs. 02/28/2012 $50,000
To support coverage on Iran, U.S. nuclear weapons policy, and nonproliferation issues. 02/16/2011 $150,000
To support increased coverage of U.S. nuclear policy issues and the proliferation risks from North Korea and Iran. 03/01/2010 $150,000