Congressional funding inhibits USIP's mission
USIP's reliance on funding from Congress inhibits USIP's ability to prosecute its mission.
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The Future of the US Institute of Peace »The Future of the US Institute of Peace
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Congressional Funding of USIP? »Congressional Funding of USIP?
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Withdraw Congressional funding »Withdraw Congressional funding
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Congressional funding inhibits USIP's mission
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USIP's failure to challenge invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq »USIP's failure to challenge invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq
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USIP's failure to challenge the scale of US military activity »USIP's failure to challenge the scale of US military activity
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USIP's failure to condemn US military killings of civilians »USIP's failure to condemn US military killings of civilians
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Tame presidential appointments to USIP's board »Tame presidential appointments to USIP's board
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USIP is forbidden to engage in advocacy or dissent »USIP is forbidden to engage in advocacy or dissent
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USIPs failure to challenge US support for dictators »USIPs failure to challenge US support for dictators
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Endowment funding »Endowment funding
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Current funding model is essential to maintain USIP's independence »Current funding model is essential to maintain USIP's independence
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USIP's independence is already compromised by Congressional funding »USIP's independence is already compromised by Congressional funding
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