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 Your gift will support the development of radio and TV programs for children and youth in war areas of West Africa, Asia, the Balkans, and Indonesia. more $45
 By bringing the plight of these indigenous victims of the nuclear age to the media, policy makers, and the public, IPPNW is driving home the fact that nuclear weapons can destroy lives even without detonation. more $1,500
 Your gift will pay for the travel and investigations by 2 U.S. experts to Russia and the Central Asian region to identify and prioritize the highest-risk sites where dangerous nuclear materials are stored. more $25
 We are the only international medical organization dedicated to preventing nuclear war and abolishing nuclear weapons. more $40
 Your donation will give one Runway Peace Project kit to a community or campus library. Runway Peace Project is a popular education tool that educates on militarism and helps community groups organize anti-war fashion shows. more $30
 firearm deaths and injuries strike hardest in the countries of the Global South, placing an intolerable burden on people in Africa, Latin America, and parts of Asia who already suffer disproportionately from poverty, disease, and the inequities of economic development. more $50
 Your donation will support Crisis Group’s team working on the ground, covering the five Central Asian states: Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan. more $500
 Your gift will fund a two-day trip to Washington for one Seed to speak with government officials. Seeds are selected for their leadership skills. more $250
 Mercy Corps offers sports-based recovery programs for children affected by earthquakes in Peru and China, and is ready to respond to the next emergency. more $125
 Your gift will provide training resources for five college campuses to organize a Day of Interfaith Youth Service. more $30
 Your gift will help IPPNW bring this under-reported and under-appreciated story about the dangers of nuclear war to politicians, diplomats, military leaders, the media, and the public around the world. We have already made a start. more |
