Ну и, сталобыть, этот фонд раздает денег направо и налево. Как видит, что демократия в опасности, так сразу и заносит.
Итак, 2005 год (более ранние года не смотрел по причине лени):
Historical Educational, Human Rights Defense and Charitable Society "Memorial," Ryazan
$35,000
To publish the journal Karta, which has become one of Russia's leading human rights publications. Past issues have examined Soviet and Russian history, human rights work, civic education, and government policy towards NGOs. The journal will be distributed to other NGOs, local government officials, university libraries, and used in Ryazan Memorial's civic education programs.
Information Agency "Memo.ru"
$50,000
To maintain and expand its website devoted to the Caucasus, the Caucasus Switchboard. The website will continue to provide regularly updated news on events in the Caucasus region, analytical pieces, and information on the activities of civil society groups. Caucasus Switchboard is now the most frequently visited NGO website in Russia and attracts readers from 25 countries.
Memorial - Ekaterinburg
$35,635
To maintain basic operations. Memorial - Ekaterinburg will open two permanent exhibits, operate a library and a reading room with democratic newspapers and periodical publications that will be open to the public, maintain an archive, operate a video center and an Internet-equipped classroom, and operate a public legal aid reception office.
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2006-й год
Information Agency "Memo.ru"
$70,000
To train three groups of young human rights activists to use public opinion data and carry out public information campaigns. These young leaders will then carry out public awareness campaigns aimed at young people in their regions; at the end of these campaigns, local populations will be surveyed in order to determine the extent of the program's impact.
Information Agency "Memo.ru"
$70,000
To maintain its website and to improve the quality of the website's journalism and expand its audience. With 19 correspondents providing original reporting from 17 regions in the Caucasus, Memo.ru will continue to post approximately 60 new items per day covering regional events. Additionally, the project staff will strengthen networks among the correspondents, increase the number of recipients of its electronic newsletter and expand cooperative relationships with Russian and international press.
Information and Human Rights Center "Memorial" (Ekaterinburg Memorial)
$44,000
To support two permanent exhibits and an archive of documents on totalitarianism in Russia, a library of the history of political repression and human rights, and a public reading room with democratic newspapers and NGO publications. Ekaterinburg Memorial will also maintain a public legal-aid reception office and an internet-equipped classroom to provide human-rights information to teachers and young people.
Ryazan Memorial
$35,000
To publish its journal Karta. Past issues of Karta have contained in-depth explorations of Soviet and Russian history and practical human-rights work, civic-education materials, and discussions of government policy towards NGOs, inter-ethnic violence, and hate crimes. The journal is distributed to other NGOs, branches of the Memorial Society, local government officials, and numerous universities and libraries, and is used in Ryazan Memorial's civic education programs.
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2007-й год
Ekaterinburg Memorial
$50,000
To support its ongoing operations, including: maintaining exhibits on human rights; operating a library on the history of political repression, and public reading room for the democratic press; and providing students and teachers with a video center and an Internet classroom to study human rights. Ekaterinburg Memorial will also operate a public legal aid office and offer management and financial training to NGO leaders.
Memo.ru
$75,000
To maintain the Caucasus Switchboard, as well as to improve the quality of the website’s journalism. With a network of correspondents providing original reporting from 19 regions in the Caucasus, Memo.ru will cover regional events around the clock. Memo.ru will provide daily updates of the English-language version of the site and expand the analytical materials available.
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2008-й год
Ekaterinburg Memorial
$50,000
To support the ongoing operations of Ekaterinburg Memorial, including: maintaining exhibits on human rights; operating a library on the history of political repression and a public reading room for the democratic press; providing a video center, and an Internet classroom, for students and teachers studying human rights; operating a public legal aid office; and providing management and financial training to NGO leaders.
Foundation "Independent Press Center"
$67,000
To organize discussions and press conferences on important issues in Russian social and political life. The Center will monitor press coverage of corruption, illegal actions by officials, human rights violations, and critical reports on various issues in Russia. The Center will coordinate closely with Memorial, the Moscow Helsinki Group, Human Rights Watch and numerous other civil society organizations. The Center will also assist regional journalists who have run afoul of local officials.
Information Agency 'Memo.ru'
$85,000
To operate its Caucasus Switchboard website (www.kavkaz.memo.ru), which provides objective news and analysis of events in the Caucasus, as well as information on the activities of civil society groups. This year, Memo.ru plans to continue to improve the quality of the independent website’s journalism, and expand outreach to an international audience with more frequent updates of the site’s English-language version.
Information Agency 'Memo.ru'
$50,000
To operate its Caucasus Switchboard website (www.kavkaz.memo.ru), which provides news and analysis of events in the Caucasus, as well as information on the activities of civil society groups. Memo.ru plans to continue to improve the quality of the website’s journalism, and expand outreach to an international audience with more frequent updates of the English-language version of the website.
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2009-й год
Non-Profit Organization “Information Agency ‘Memo.ru’”
$225,000
To operate its Caucasus Switchboard website (www.kavkaz-uzel.ru), which provides news and analysis of events in the Caucasus, as well as information on the activities of civil society groups. Over the next two years, Memo.ru plans to continue improving the quality of the website’s journalism, and expand its outreach to an international audience with more frequent updates of the English-language version of the website.
egional Civic Institute Research and Information Center Memorial
$50,000
To collect and disseminate information on the activities of NGOs, as well as other important events for civil society in St. Petersburg and the Northwestern Federal District of Russia. St. Petersburg Memorial will create an informational and analytical website dedicated to human rights, ecology, and the preservation of unbiased information about the history of totalitarianism and repression in Russia.
Regional Civic Institute Research and Information Center Memorial
$40,000
To begin the process of digitizing its vast historic archives to prevent further loss and make this vital historic information available to the general public. The project is expected to last three years, and Memorial plans to supplement or replace NED funding for the duration of the project.
Итого: 1 млн 26 тыс вечнозеленых за 5 лет.
Но это не всё. В спонсорах у них, кроме NED: Фонд Форда, Фонд Сороса, Фонд им. Генриха Бёлл, Фонд имени Конрада Аденауэра, Фонд Джексона, Фонд им. Стефана Батория, Ассоциация "Дорога свободы", и прочие прочие. Все они борятся за деомкратию в нашей стране.
Что бы мы без них делали?