The grants listed here show the total amount of awards made in 1995, whether one year or multiyear, and the 1995 payments of multiyear grants awarded in a previous year. The grants reflect the program priorities in effect in 1995.

GENERAL SUPPORT, Alliance for Justice, Washington, DC, $2,300

REUNION of the Lawyers Constitutional Defense Committee in Jackson, Mississippi, American Civil Liberties Union Foundation, New York, NY, $5,000

INITIATIVE to help American companies operating overseas avoid using child and prison labor, Calvert Social Investment Foundation, Chevy Chase, MD, $22,700

CAMPUS groups organizing around environmental issues, Center for Environmental Citizenship, Washington, DC, $20,000

ADVOCACY on behalf of women and children in poverty, Center for Law and Social Policy, Washington, DC, $15,000

EFFORTS on behalf of women and children in poverty, Center on Social Welfare Policy and Law, New York, NY, $10,000

DEAN'S discretionary fund, City University of New York Law School, Flushing, NY, $10,000

CONFERENCE for Jewish faculty exploring important ideas in Judaism, Claremont University, Claremont, CA, $10,000 (1995 payment)

DIALOGUES on the atomic bomb: Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, $10,000; National Center for Economic Alternatives, Washington, DC, $10,000

EARTH DAY 1995 campaign to educate young people about threats to the environment, Earth Day Resources, San Francisco, CA, $20,000

BOARDING home program for babies, Hale House Centre for the Promotion of Human Potential, New York, NY, $15,000

GOALS of Medicine Project, The Hastings Center, Briarcliff Manor, NY, $10,000

COMPLIANCE with the "Motor Voter" Act, requiring voter registration opportunities at motor vehicle bureaus, welfare offices, and other government agencies: Human SERVE Fund, New York, NY, $5,000; Voting for America, Little Rock, AK, $10,000

CELEBRATION of the institute's 10th anniversary, Institute for Public Policy Advocacy, Washington, DC, $5,000 (1995 payment)

PUBLIC education campaign to protect the Supplemental Security Income for children, Judge David L. Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law, Washington, DC, $25,000

RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS of Black/Jewish relations, Nation Institute, New York, NY, $10,000

EMERGENCY fundraising campaign, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Baltimore, MD, $5,000

JEWISH life/environment projects, National Jewish Community Relations Council, New York, NY, $5,000

ADVOCACY to defend environmental laws and regulations, Natural Resources Defense Council, New York, NY, $25,000

FESTIVAL on Jewish spirituality in Jerusalem, New Israel Fund, Washington, DC, $7,500

RABBIS for Human Rights, New Israel Fund, Washington, DC, $5,000 (1995 payment)

FELLOWSHIP program in honor of Charles Bannerman, for young activists of color committed to public interest work, New World Foundation, New York, NY, $10,000

RESEARCH and development for the documentary film The Jew in the Lotus, Newton Television Foundation, Waban, MA, $30,000

SUPPORT for the NGO Forum on Women in Beijing, Segue Foundation, New York, NY, $10,000

SPIRITUALITY and Social Action, Seva Foundation, Williamsburg, MA, $10,000

MEDIA project to raise moral and spiritual issues in public life, Sojourners, Washington, DC, $10,000

CONFERENCE to help interfaith children realize their Jewish identity, Stepping Stones-To a Jewish Me, Denver, CO, $7,500

JEWISH arts program, Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, NY, $10,000

ART of dying Conference on spiritual, scientific, and practical approaches to living and dying, Tibet House, New York, NY, $5,000

PROJECT on Equality, to explore and respond to the growing inequality in the United States, Tides Foundation, San Francisco, CA, $10,000

DISTRIBUTION of an analysis of poverty, welfare, and single-parent families, Tufts College, Medford, MA, $10,000 ense Council, New York, NY, $25,000

FESTIVAL on Jewish spirituality in Jerusalem, New Israel Fund, Washington, DC, $7,500

RABBIS for Human Rights, New Israel Fund, Washington, DC, $5,000 (1995 payment)

FELLOWSHIP program in honor of Charles Bannerman, for young activists of color committed to public interest work, New World Foundation, New York, NY, $10,000

RESEARCH and development for the documentary film The Jew in the Lotus, Newton Television Foundation, Waban, MA, $30,000

SUPPORT for the NGO Forum on Women in Beijing, Segue Foundation, New York, NY, $10,000

SPIRITUALITY and Social Action, Seva Foundation, Williamsburg, MA, $10,000

MEDIA project to raise moral and spiritual issues in public life, Sojourners, Washington, DC, $10,000

CONFERENCE to help interfaith children realize their Jewish identity, Stepping Stones-To a Jewish Me, Denver, CO, $7,500

JEWISH arts program, Temple Beth Zion, Buffalo, NY, $10,000

ART of dying Conference on spiritual, scientific, and practical approaches to living and dying, Tibet House, New York, NY, $5,000

PROJECT on Equality, to explore and respond to the growing inequality in the United States, Tides Foundation, San Francisco, CA, $10,000

DISTRIBUTION of an analysis of poverty, welfare, and single-parent families, Tufts College, Medford, MA, $10,000