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2002 Roster of
Fiscal Sponsorships
The A.J. Muste Memorial Institute acts as the fiscal sponsor
for a number of organizations dedicated to nonviolent activism for social
justice, by directing tax-deductible contributions and foundation grants
to the educational work of these groups. Our 2002 sponsored projects are
listed below. The Muste Institute also makes direct grants and administers
two donor-advised grant funds, the International Nonviolence Training
Fund (INTF) and Sheilah’s Fund East (SFE). (Grants are listed on a separate
roster at www.ajmuste.org/grants2002.htm.)
Separate guidelines are available for fiscal sponsorships,
general grants and INTF
grants. For information, please contact the Muste Institute at 339
Lafayette St, New York, NY 10012; phone 212-533-4335; fax 212-228-6193;
[email protected].
9-11 Emergency National Network
www.911nationalnetwork.org
Bloomfield, NJ: $2,850
For educational work and outreach toward building a broad, united movement
against war and militarism, and in favor of peace, social justice and
civil liberties.
Coalition for the Human Rights of Immigrants
www.itapnet.org/chri/
New York, NY: $5,584.10
For efforts to promote immigrants’ rights and build opposition to anti-immigrant
policies.
Colorado Campaign for Middle East Peace
www.ccmep.org
Denver, CO: $10,612.45
For efforts to build public pressure against militarism and for social
and economic justice in the Middle East. International Nonviolent Initiatives
Waltham, MA: $380 For assistance to the Brandeis Peace and Conflict
Program, human rights work, and medical ethics advocacy.
International Peace Bureau
www.ipb.org
Geneva, Switzerland: $26,600
For educational work promoting disarmament and worldwide peace.
Kairos/Plowshares
[email protected]
New York New York, NY: $16,473.25
For educational work on issues of nonviolence, militarism and the dangers
of nuclear and conventional weapons.
La’o Hamutuk
www.etan.org/lh
Dili, East Timor: $26,600
For efforts to monitor the activities of international institutions
in East Timor and facilitate greater East Timorese participation in
the country’s reconstruction process.
Nicaragua Solidarity Network of Greater New York
http://home.earthlink.net/~nicadlw/nsnhome.html
New York, NY: $1,838.25
For educational materials promoting demilitarization and economic justice
in Latin America.
Nonviolent Action Community of Cascadia
www.nacc.info
Seattle, WA: $950
For educational work on nonviolence, peace, and economic justice.
Pennsylvania Abolitionists United Against the Death
Penalty
www.pa-abolitionists.org
Philadelphia, PA: $89,988.75
For statewide organizing efforts to build public opinion against the
death penalty.
War Resisters’ International
www.wri-irg.org
London, England: $248.90
For educational activities promoting nonviolence and disarmament.
War Resisters League
www.warresisters.org
New York, NY: $146,349.05
For educational activities and publications addressing the root causes
of war and promoting nonviolent activism for social justice.
War Resisters League/New England
[email protected]
Norwich, CT: $2,778.75
For educational activities and organizing around issues of nonviolence
and social justice.
Women and Life on Earth
www.womenandlife.org
Berlin, Germany: $190
For efforts to share information and foster communication on peace,
health, the environment and globalization.
Women’s International League for Peace & Freedom-NY
Metro Branch
www.wilpfnymetro.org
New York, NY: $8,835
For programs addressing racial justice, economic globalization and peace
and disarmament.
Total 2002 sponsored distributions: $340,278.50
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The Muste Institute also operates the Freeman
Internship Program, providing a stipend to interns working in the
War Resisters League national office. This program was established through
a generous bequest from Ruth and Harrop Freeman. Distributions to interns
in the program during 2002 totaled $3,900.
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