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James Madison University Center for International Stabilization and Recovery - transferred from Survivor Corps which closed, f.k.a. Landmine Survivors Network

Organization
James Madison University Center for International Stabilization and Recovery - transferred from Survivor Corps which closed, f.k.a. Landmine Survivors Network
Organization Location
Harrisonburg, United States
Category
Social Welfare
Year
2004
Grant Location
United States
Beneficiary Group
Adults (25-64 yrs.)
Organization Website
For the Niarchos Survivorship Prize, which recognizes an individual survivor, a group that works with survivors, and a “celebrity” who has helped to heighten awareness of the issues addressed by Survivor Corps. Survivor Corps (Formerly Landmine Survivors Network) is a global network of people helping each other to overcome the effects of war and violence. Landmine Survivors Network was founded in 1997 by Ken Rutherford and Jerry White (both landmine victims) to ensure rehabilitative care for landmine victims and to help ban mines. The organization\'s work has expanded considerably over the years and it now operates programs in Bosnia-Herzegovina, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Jordan, Mozambique, Vietnam and Colombia. Beyond these specific locations, its programs have reached survivors in 43 of the 87 most mine-affected countries and regions of the world.

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Year
Grant Location
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2009
Rwanda
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2007
United States
Social Welfare
2002
United States
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1999
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