PEACE AND SECURITY INITIATIVE

The Peace and Security Initiative (PSI), is comrpised of a network of over 250 organizations working collaboratively and strategically to promote a more secure, peaceful, and just world. Through the PSI, advocacy organizations, grassroots groups, think tanks, academics, and funders work together to increase their capacity to influence U.S. national security policy.

Contact Information: 

Alexandra I. Toma, Director 38 Greene St., 4th Floor New York, NY 10013 (212) 431-5808, ext. 205 (646) 613-1443 Fax

E-mail: 
atoma@ploughshares.org
Key Staff: 

PSI Implementation Team • Naila Bolus,Executive Director, Ploughshares Fund • Susan Gordon, Director, Alliance for Nuclear Accountability • John Isaacs, Executive Director, Council for a Livable World • Bonnie Jenkins, Program Officer, U.S. Foreign & Security Policy, The Ford Foundation • Priscilla Lewis, Executive Director, U.S. in the World Initiative • Katherine Magraw, Director, Peace and Security Funders Group • Jeff Martin, Executive Vice President, The Stanley Foundation • Jon Rainwater, Executive Director, Peace Action West • Sue Veres Royal, Deputy Director, U.S. in the World Initiative • Eric Schwartz, Executive Director, Connect US • Susan Shaer, Executive Director, Women’s Action for New Directions (WAND) • James Walsh, Principal Research Scientist and Faculty, Security Studies Program, Massachusetts Institute of Technology • Marceline White, President, Americans for Informed Democracy

My Website: 
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Members of the peace and security community have called for information sharing. These monthly e-newsletters are an attempt to meet that need. Their usefulness, however, depends on content we receive from you.

If you have information that you would like to see included (please see categories below), please contact Alexandra Toma (atoma@ploughshares.org) by the 25th of the month, and we will do our best to include it in the next issue.

Issues may cover the following categories:

* Breaking News
* Meetings (e.g., upcoming community meetings, strategy sessions)
* 2008 Elections
* Issue Priorities (e.g., developments concerning community priorities for collaborative action)
* Messaging Resources
* Funding Resources
* Policy Analysis Resources
* Skills Development (e.g., capacity-building trainings)
* Outreach Opportunities (e.g., alliance building)
* Next Generation of Talent Opportunities (e.g., items of interest for attracting and retaining young professionals)
* People on the Move (e.g., staff changes)
* Employment Opportunities
* Miscellaneous (e.g., other resources, events)

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