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Global Green Legacy Forum | Green Cross National Dialogue Forum

To foster dialogue on weapons of mass destruction, nonproliferation, and threat reduction issues, Global Green USA and its Green Cross affiliates bring together U.S. and foreign military and government officials, experts and private citizens in a variety of formats, from high-level meetings between senior policymakers to expert seminars to public forums. Known as “Track II” or backchannel diplomacy, these initiatives complement official government channels and are essential to real progress.

The Global Green Legacy Forum, created in 1994, was designed to facilitate dialogue on key military-environmental issues and encourage networking at the local, regional, national, and international levels. Recent Legacy Forums have taken place on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, and spotlighted chemical weapons and threat reduction challenges. Congressional Members and staff, senior U.S. and foreign officials, leading experts on weapons of mass destruction, and citizens from weapons stockpile communities have all taken part in these open discussions. (PHOTOS)

The Green Cross National Dialogue Forum on chemical weapons destruction in Russia is held annually in Moscow around the November 5 anniversary of the Russian Duma’s ratification of the Chemical Weapons Convention in 1997. The forum brings together citizen and elected representatives of chemical weapons stockpile regions, federal agencies responsible for chemical weapons destruction, the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, countries providing assistance to Russian chemical weapons destruction, Russian and foreign non-governmental organizations, academia, and mass media. (PHOTOS)

For more information, contact the Legacy Program office:
Global Green USA
1717 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.
Suite 600
Washington, DC 20036-2002, USA
Phone: 202-222-0700 | Fax: 202-222-0703
cion@globalgreen.org | pwalker@globalgreen.org

Global Green USA co-organized the OPCW Academic Forum, 18-19 September 2007, The Hague, The Netherlands. Paul Walker, Legacy Program Director spoke at the event.

Maria Amodio from the Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies and Nat Skinner from the Monterey Institute of International Studies have joined the Legacy Program for Summer 2007

Paul Walker receives College of the Holy Cross 'Sanctae Crucis' Award

University of Southern California students visit Global Green USA. Paul Walker speaks on chemical weapons destruction issues

Global Green USA co-signs letter urging Congress to increase FY08 Cooperative Threat Reduction funding

Paul Walker presents at German conference on the 10th Anniversary of the Chemical Weapons Convention, Berlin, April 23-25, 2007.

Cristian Ion participates in 2007 junior fellow conference at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace on the topic: "Is U.S. Primacy Fading?"

Finn Longinotto presents at a conference co-hosted by Green Cross Italy on the 10th Anniversary of the Chemical Weapons Convention, Rome Italy, 19 April 2007.

Green Cross International Chairman, Mikhail Gorbachev, Urges Britain to Stop Nuclear Weapons Modernization.

The Ploughshares Fund honors the work done by Paul Walker and the Legacy Program on chemical weapons destruction in its Newsletter of March 2, 2007.

Global Green USA signs letter urging Congress to adopt the Cluster Munitions Civilian Protection Act of 2007.

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