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The Morton and Jane Blaustein Foundation "makes grants in the United States and abroad. Support is provided in the program areas of educational opportunity, health and mental health, and human rights." ^[1] Part of the Blaustein Philanthropic Group.

• Mary Jane Blaustein: President
• Betsy Ringel: Executive Director
• Tanya C. Herbick: Program Officer

Contents 1 Human Rights Grants (2007) [2] 2 Resources and articles 2.1 Related Sourcewatch articles 2.2 References

Human Rights Grants (2007) ^[2]

• The Advocacy Project $35,000
• American Jewish World Service $75,000
• Brandeis University $40,000 over two years
• Center for Public Integrity $50,000
• Center for Victims of Torture $30,000
• Committee to Protect Journalists $40,000
• Fund for New Citizens at the New York Community Trust $150,000 over two years
• Humanitarian Law Center $20,000
• Mental Disability Rights International $120,000 over two years
• New Israel Fund $50,000 over two years
• Physicians for Human Rights $150,000 over two years
• Poverty & Race Research Action Council $30,000
• Refugee and Immigrant Fund $25,000
• Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press $10,000
• The Sentencing Project $100,000 over two years
• Tahirih Justice Center $40,000
• WITNESS $30,000
• Women Make Movies $35,000
• Yale University $100,000 over two years

Resources and articles

Related Sourcewatch articles

References

1. ↑ Morton K. and Jane Blaustein Foundation, Blaustein Philanthropic Group, accessed December 20, 2008.
2. ↑ Human Rights Grants, Blaustein Philanthropic Group, accessed December 20, 2008.