Canadian Committee to Protect Journalists
$175,000
For a worldwide network of organizations concerned with free speech.

Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere (CARE) (Atlanta)
$100,000
To encourage the inclusion of human rights concerns in humanitarian fieldwork.

European Roma Rights Center (Hungary)
$600,000
For institutional development.

Hungarian Civil Liberties Union
$160,000
For program development for a public-interest law organization.

Native American Public Telecommunications (Lincoln, Neb.)
$100,000
For "Native Americans in the 21st Century," a TV and radio documentary series.

American University
$84,000
To educate journalists and the broader public about humanitarian law and war crimes.

Aspen Institute (Queenstown, Md.)
$44,000
To support activities leading to the creation of an international criminal court.

Center for Justice and International Law (Washington, D.C.)
$200,000
To strengthen the inter-American system for protecting human rights.

Coalition for Amazonian Peoples and Their Environment (Washington, D.C.)
$300,000
For a U.S.-based coalition defending the rights and territories of indigenous peoples and the environment in the Amazon.

International Human Rights Law Group (Washington, D.C.)
$300,000
To encourage U.S. compliance with the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.

International Monitor Institute (Los Angeles)
$115,000
For activities related to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.

MADRE, Inc. (New York)
$50,000
To insure that gender concerns are addressed at the United Nations Diplomatic Conference on the International Criminal Court.

Parliamentarians for Global Action (New York)
$150,000
For a project entitled Mechanisms for International Criminal Justice.

Penal Reform International (England)
$100,000
For strengthening this human rights organization.

World Federalist Movement Institute for Global Policy (New York)
$75,000
For participation by nongovenmental organizations in the United Nations Diplomatic Conference on the International Criminal Court.

World Organization Against Torture USA (Washington, D.C.)
$55,000
For a coalition of nongovernmental organizations monitoring U.S. compliance with international conventions on torture and racial discrimination.

To promote public-interest law in Eastern Europe, four grants:

• Association of Citizen Advice Bureaus (Poland)
  $150,000

• Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights (Poland)
  $600,000

• Massag Foundation (Hungary)
  $50,000

• Women's Rights Center
  $300,000

To develop a legal education program at Jagiellonian University in Poland, two grants:

• Catholic University of America
  $48,000

• Jagiellonian University
  $265,000

Adalah: Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel
$480,000
For legal activities to advance the rights of the Israeli-Arab minority.

Association for Civil Rights in Israel
$200,000
For organizational support.

Black Filmmaker Foundation (New York)
$150,000
To develop a community-based cable television program on civil rights.

Black Leadership Forum Incorporated (Washington, D.C.)
$75,000
For networking and collaborative activities on behalf of African-American civil rights organizations.

California, University of (Berkeley)
$650,000
For research on admissions in higher education following the termination of affirmative action policies.

Center for Constitutional Rights (New York)
$150,000
For civil rights litigation, advocacy, research and educational activities.

Center for Policy Alternatives (Washington, D.C.)
$200,000
For activities related to devolution.

Center for the Prevention of Sexual and Domestic Violence (Seattle)
$250,000
To train African-American and Jewish clergy members to serve families experiencing domestic violence.

Cine Qua Non (New York)
$50,000
For a film on race and the criminal justice system.

Citizens' Commission on Civil Rights (Washington, D.C.)
$170,000
For policy research and analysis of federal civil rights enforcement.

Community Partners (Los Angeles)
$25,000
To develop media and community outreach strategies on civil rights policy.

Cornell University
$1,000,000
For meetings and public education activities addressing economic opportunities for women.

Educational Broadcasting Corporation WNET (New York)
$607,000
For a documentary on the social history of New York City.

Fair Employment Council of Greater Washington (Washington, D.C.)
$200,000
For research and advocacy on race and gender discrimination in employment.