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Format: 05/24/2013
Format: 05/24/2013

American Physical Society

Washington, DC
Description Date $Amount
To support education of key Senators and their staffs on the technical merits of the CTBT. 03/01/2010 $7,000
To support education of key Senators and their staffs on the technical merits of the CTBT. 12/15/2009 $5,000

American Prospect

Princeton, NJ
Description Date $Amount
article on conversion and high speed rail for American Prospect magazine 04/01/1992 $1,500

American Public Health Association

Berkeley, CA
Description Date $Amount
For conference to explore relationships between level of military spending, health and social service programs in US and implications of economic conversion for health care. 04/20/1988 $3,000

American Public Media

St. Paul, MN
Description Date $Amount
To support the production of a one-hour radio program as well as follow-up web-based materials that investigate the A.Q. Khan nuclear network and examines lessons from it to inform the general public. 02/27/2006 $50,000

American Security Project

Washington, DC USA
Description Date $Amount
For recruiting credible national security elites to publicly support reductions to U.S. nuclear weapons budgets and promote diplomatic solutions over military approaches to Iran's nuclear program. 02/25/2013 $130,000
To recruit credible national security spokespeople to publicly support nuclear weapons budget cuts and promote diplomatic approaches to resolving tensions over Iran's nuclear program. 02/28/2012 $100,000
To expand the bipartisan consensus on nuclear security and broaden support for our agenda on Capitol Hill and in the press. 11/17/2010 $150,000
To support efforts to ratify New START by garnering timely and enhanced media coverage of credible validators before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee vote on the treaty. 09/13/2010 $44,200
For the launch of a comprehensive Nuclear Security Initiative, including the Consensus for American Security, a network of influential military and national security leaders who support nuclear weapons reductions. 06/14/2010 $150,000

American Soviet Film Initiative

Malibu, CA
Description Date $Amount
General support, 1988 11/30/1987 $5,000

American University

Washington, DC
Description Date $Amount
To support dialogue among experts inside and outside government about the potential linkages between nuclear terrorism and organized crime in Eurasia. 10/17/2005 $25,000

American Values Network

Washington, DC USA
Description Date $Amount
For media and messaging guidance that enhance civil society efforts to reduce spending on nuclear weapons and to mobilize credible faith and national security messengers to support these policies. 02/25/2013 $65,000
To support efforts to educate and mobilize voters on the high costs of nuclear weapons and to take action. 12/13/2012 $5,000
To provide media and messaging guidance to nuclear budget campaign members, and to mobilize credible faith leaders and national security messengers in support of the campaign's themes. 02/28/2012 $65,000
To support production of an advertisement highlighting the need to reduce spending on nuclear weapons and to purchase air time placements of the ad in specific markets during the Republican presidential candidates' debate. 11/16/2011 $35,000
To support a paid media effort to raise awareness about U.S. nuclear weapons spending and policy. 11/07/2011 $15,000
To support a project to build awareness and support among key political leaders for reductions in U.S. nuclear security spending using its strong networks of influencers and grassroots. 06/06/2011 $20,000
To engage a substantial network of evangelical and Catholic voters in targeted states via a radio advertising and email campaign in support of New START. 11/01/2010 $75,000

American-Soviet Professional Communicators

San Francisco, CA
Description Date $Amount
Expenses for meetings in CA between American & Soviet news-paper, television and radio journalists. 11/17/1983 $5,000

americanforeignpolicy.org

Hartford, CT
Description Date $Amount
To support the launch of americanforeignpolicy.org 11/14/2007 $9,000