Peace and Disarmament Education Trust 2017/18 grants
| Name | Amount | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Anna Hood | $27,526 | To host a conference on disarmament law at the University of Auckland in 2018. |
| Laurie Ross | $7,000 | To produce an educational video of the successful Nuclear Free New Zealand 30th Anniversary Peace Event in Auckland 11 June 2017. |
| Luise Brandt | $11,700 | To print and distribute a true story designed for young children about a Peace Walk around Te Tai Rawhiti /East Cape by six women Peace Activists in 1983. |
| Lyndon Burford | $11,792 | To produce a series of short, inspiring and social-media-friendly videos that tell Stories of Peace. |
| Lyndon Burford | $15,636 | To complete a part-time Research Fellowship hosted by the Centre for Strategic Studies at Victoria University of Wellington. |
| Margaret Lovell-Smith | $2,000 | To support the development and continuation of the Voices Against War project which informs and educates about pacifism and conscientious objection in Canterbury during WW |
| Sally Carlton | $1,587 | To produce some peace and disarmament-related shows on Plains FM. |
| The Foundation for Peace Studies Aotearoa/New Zealand Incorporated | $9,000 | To undertake research on Parihaka, hold a peace conference on a cloud-based management tool, and create an online disarmament education course. |
| Tilly Hampton | $12,000 | To apply for a three-month internship with an organisation directly related to disarmament and arms control. |
| Tilly Hampton | $14,000 | To undertake a Masters on the influence of middle power states on the international nuclear disarmament landscape from 2010 2016. |
| TOTAL | $112,241 |