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SCHEDULE F, PART II, PURPOSES Stichting Vredesbeweging Pax Nederland - To support media, industry, and activist outreach from PAX's Don't Bank on the Bomb program.Asia-Pacific Leadership Network for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament - To engage and promote the voices of Pacific Island communities and Indigenous Peoples of Oceania, and raise awareness of the impact of climate, environmental, and nuclear policy change on the region.Stockholm International Peace Research Insitutute - To support workshops for representatives from Nordic states about NATO's nuclear weapons policy, a SIPRI publication, and related engagement with the media.International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons - To support ICAN's work to increase membership in and advocate for the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW), center the stories of impacted communities, and conduct activities and media outreach related to nuclear weapons issues and the humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapons.Odessa Center for Nonproliferation - To support a 'summer school' for emerging nuclear experts from the Black Sea region and beyond.Bourse & Bazaar Foundation - To support the production and dissemination of a policy paper exploring the impact of China's more prominent role in Middle East diplomacy on regional nuclear proliferation risks.The Voices Project - To support The Syria Campaign's advocacy work in response to the earthquake, as well as advocating for creating and governing an international mechanism to reveal the fate of the disappeared in Syria.European Council on Foreign Relations - To support convenings and activities of the Women of Middle East Network on Peacebuilding (WOMENP) and related dialogue tracks.British American Security Information Council - To support the Emerging Voices Network's programming and recruitment efforts. SCHEDULE I, PART II, LINE 1(b) EINS FOR ALL ORGANIZATIONS LISTED ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. SCHEDULE I, PART II, PURPOSES Nuclear Threat Initiative - To support research and financial analysis of the nuclear non-proliferation, disarmament, and policy field. Nuclear Threat Initiative - To conduct additional outreach to diverse voices on TikTok as part of the digital storytellers project of the #CranesForOurFuture campaign. Downwind Film LLC - To support the impact campaign around the 'First We Bombed New Mexico' documentary film. National Iranian American Council - To support efforts to challenge the demonization of diaspora communities exacerbated by US policy and develop a new narrative around the intersection of civil rights, equity, and nuclear nonproliferation. Center for Strategic and International Studies - To support research and analysis on the potential for environmental dialogues in the Middle East. As You Sow - To support As You Sow's work informing investors about which mutual funds and asset managers invest in nuclear weapons production. Massachusetts Institute of Technology - To support Dr. Jim Walsh and his team as they produce and distribute unbranded video and meme content for the nuclear policy community. FCNL Education Fund - To support efforts to educate policymakers and the public about safer nuclear policies and diplomacy with Iran, North Korea, Russia, and China, and to support FCNL's Dismantling Racism and Militarism (DRM) project. President and Fellows of Middlebury College - To support Jeffrey Lewis' research, analysis, and media outreach on nuclear and missile activities in North Korea and China. President and Fellows of Middlebury College - To support activities of the Middle East Next Generation of Arms Control Specialists to promote regional security dialogue in the Middle East. Arms Control Association - To support the Physicists Coalition for Nuclear Threat Reduction's grassroots network of scientists concerned about nuclear dangers and are willing to educate legislators about the need for policy change. Congressional Progressive Caucus Center - To support the Congressional Progressive Caucus Center's efforts to connect the foreign policy community with the broader progressive movement through advocacy and education. Foreign Policy for America - To establish and support a US-China working group and promote diplomacy-first approaches to addressing challenges with China. Project on Government Oversight - To support oversight of nuclear modernization, the military-industrial complex, and China threat inflation. Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship - To support fellows working on international peace and security issues at leading Washington, DC-based organizations. Foundation for a Civil Society - To educate policymakers and the media about the need for restoring tight constraints on Iran's nuclear program and reducing the risk of war. The Henry L. Stimson Center - To support analysis of North Korea, its nuclear and missile programs, and policy options to reduce tensions, as well as outreach to policymakers and the media. Women of Color Advancing Peace, Security and Conflict Transformation - To support the Organizations in Solidarity (OiS) initiative and additional WCAPS' programming. National Committee on North Korea - To support the National Committee on North Korea's (NCNK) outreach to policymakers and the public on North Korea-related issues, as well as NCNK's humanitarian advocacy promoting diplomacy between the United States and North Korea.Physicians for Social Responsibility - To support the #DemandAccess campaign and the mobilization of PSR's chapters in support of nuclear policy priorities. Women's International League for Peace and Freedom - To investigate the nexus between nuclear weapons, fossil fuel extraction, and systems of oppression and state violence. Nuclear Watch New Mexico - To support the Weapons Watch Project that scrutinizes nuclear weapons programs, provides analysis to media, policymakers, and nongovernmental colleagues, and advocates against nuclear weapons modernization and for nuclear weapons spending reductions..Tri-Valley Communities Against a Radioactive Environment - To support Tri-Valley CAREs' nationally relevant watchdog activities at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL). Women Cross DMZ - To support Women Cross DMZ's work advocating for peace and denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula in Congress and the public sphere. Common Defense Civic Engagement - To expand the Climate Justice program to include a focus on nuclear weapons policy and its intersection with climate advocacy. Secure Families Foundation - To train and equip military partners and family members to speak directly with policy makers about the importance of nuclear nonproliferation and demilitarism. The Henry L. Stimson Center - To support activities of the 'Middle East Voices' initiative. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists - To support the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists' coverage of nuclear weapons issues as well as regular digital events and public access to a special issue of its bimonthly magazine. Inkstick Media - To support the foreign affairs, defense, and national security blog Inkstick. International Crisis Group - To support research, analysis, and outreach related to the Trigger List. Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft - To support Quincy's work to promote military restraint and increased diplomacy in US foreign policy towards Iran, North Korea, and China. Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility - To support WPSR's nuclear weapons abolition program through the support of the staff coordinating the Washington Against Nuclear Weapons coalition, building opposition to US nuclear modernization plans, and influencing US nuclear weapons and nonproliferation policy in Washington state.Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania - To support Fiona Cunningham's research into the reasons for the Chinese nuclear expansion, related publications, and engagement with the media. Council for a Livable World - To support the Council's efforts to influence US nuclear weapons and nonproliferation policy and support diplomacy through policy analysis, education, and media outreach. Marshallese Educational Initiative - To educate and amplify Pacific youth and the public about nuclear legacies, nuclear-related policies including the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) and the Compact of Free Association (COFA), and promoting nuclear and environmental justice.Nuclear Threat Initiative - To support the Gender Champions in Nuclear Policy (GCNP) initiative. Trustees of Princeton University - To support research into nuclear harms against both past and future downwinder communities, as well as related public outreach and media engagement. NIAC Action - To support advocacy efforts to promote diplomacy and prevent war. ReThink Media - To support ReThink Media's efforts to enhance the media skills of the nuclear policy community and build support for better nuclear policy in the United States. Federation of American Scientists - To support the Nuclear Information Project, its policymaker and media outreach, and its analysis of nuclear weapons programs, budgets, and current and future policies. MoveOn.org Civic Action - To support campaigning and organizing activities in order to advance an inclusive and progressive foreign policy vision. New Venture Fund - To support a pilot project of Horizon 2045 in which it advances understanding of strategic foresight tools across the nuclear risk reduction community. Win Without War Education Fund - To mobilize a broad base of public support for progressive policies including nuclear nonproliferation, denuclearization, and diplomacy with nuclear-armed states. J Street - To engage and mobilize J Street's national network to support US efforts to peacefully prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and a return to a successful diplomacy-first approach to Iran. Union of Concerned Scientists - To support the Union of Concerned Scientists' targeted field organizing and DC-focused efforts to reduce the size and role of the US nuclear arsenal and lower the risk of nuclear war. Vet Voice Foundation - To advance a progressive nuclear and foreign policy agenda. Friends Committee on National Legislation - To support advocacy efforts in Congress to promote safer nuclear policies and diplomacy with Iran, North Korea, Russia, and China. Foreign Policy for America - To promote diplomacy-first approaches on key nuclear policy and regional security issues. Arms Control Association - To support the Arms Control Association's research, public education, media outreach, policy advocacy, and congressional engagement work on pressing nuclear policy issues. Global Zero Action - To support a new organizational model and organizing toward nuclear policy priorities. President and Fellows of Middlebury College - To support a fellowship program for nuclear experts impacted by the invasion of Ukraine. Union of Concerned Scientists - To create and launch an interactive map of the Uni SCHEDULE I, PART II, PURPOSES (CONTINUED) The Stimson Center - To support analysis and outreach to policymakers and the media on issues related to North Korea, its nuclear and missile programs, and policy options to promote diplomacy.Tri-Valley Communities Against a Radioactive Environment - To support Tri-Valley CAREs' efforts to analyze and impact US nuclear weapons policy, with a particular focus on projects based at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.Trustees of Princeton University To support research into nuclear harm against both past and future downwinder communities, and associated public outreach and media engagement.Union of Concerned Scientists - To support the Union of Concerned Scientists' grassroots and DC-focused efforts to reduce the size and role of the US nuclear arsenal and lower the risk of nuclear war.Union of Concerned Scientists To support the Union of Concerned Scientists targeted field organizing and DC-focused efforts to reduce the size and role of the US nuclear arsenal and lower the risk of nuclear war.Vet Voice Foundation - To advance a progressive nuclear and foreign policy agenda.Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility - To support WPSR's nuclear weapons abolition program through support of the full-time organizer coordinating the Washington Against Nuclear Weapons coalition, building opposition to US nuclear modernization plans, and influencing US nuclear weapons and nonproliferation policy in Washington state.Whitman College Board of Trustees To develop and disseminate educational modules that draw connections between colonialism, racism, feminism, environmentalism, and nuclear weapons with the aim of decolonizing the nuclear curriculum.Win Without War Education Fund - To mobilize a broad base of public support for a progressive policies including nuclear nonproliferation, denuclearization, and diplomacy with nuclear-armed states.Women Cross DMZ - To support Women Cross DMZ's work advocating for peace and denuclearization on the Korean peninsula in Congress and the public sphere.Women of Color Advancing Peace, Security and Conflict Transformation - To support the Organizations in Solidarity (OiS) initiative.Women's Action for New Directions - To support WAND's efforts to influence US nuclear weapons and nonproliferation policy through policy analysis, education, and media outreach and mobilization of WiLL members to advocate effectively for those policies.Women's Action for New Directions Education Fund - To support WAND's outreach and education on US nuclear weapons and nonproliferation policy as well as training of WiLL members and WAND community leaders about current nuclear weapons policies and effective techniques for engaging the media, public, and policymakers.Working Families Organization To support the Working Families Organization's Peace and Security department's effort to cultivate the leadership of veterans and uplift a popular vision of multi-racial democracy, global justice for the many, and a transformed United States.