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Private non-operating foundationEIN 824334411Est. 2018-12

WEINSTEIN ADR INTERNATIONAL FNDN

SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94102

Total Assets

$939K

FY 2023

Annual Giving

$82K

FY 2023

Grants Made

6

FY 2023

Avg Grant

$14K

FY 2023

Grant Range

$3K–$40K

Typical

Deadlines

Applications

Programs & Activities

Program 1

$139K

Charitable activity statement 1 wif provides project support to its senior fellows to provide mediation training and education to legal, business and other professionals, especially in countries where mediation has not yet been established, to increase access to justice and enhance foreign direct investment. In 2023, wif continued to work with its senior fellows in kenya, rwanda, and zambia to provide opportunities for mediation training and education in support of the judiciary in connection with court-connected mediation programs and to increase engagement with key stakeholders such as lawyers to promote the development of mediation and dispute resolution practices and processes. Charitable statement 2 wif provides project support to its senior fellows to help communities manage local, regional and cross-border disputes involving the public interest. In 2023, wif worked with its senior fellows from the mideast region to hold a senior fellows conference in dubai to advance a culture o

Program 2

$139K

Charitable activity statement 3 wif provides project support to it senior fellows to help lead projects that will advance dispute resolution practice and processes around the world. In 2023, wif provided project support to its senior fellows to lead projects as listed below: mediation training for judges from poland and ukraine, regarding how to provide effective and efficient dispute resolution services for their courts; in collaboration with the council of justice, a pilot project in ecuador to provide mediation skills training to select justices of the peace in rural areas to bridge differences across communities in a time of division and civil unrest throughout the country; through support for community mediation initiatives in rural districts in rwanda to promote mediation and provide further opportunities for mediation practice and development; through support for the launch of the center for appropriate dispute resolution and prevention (icadrp), promotion of the development of

Program 3

$139K

Charitable activity statement 4 in 2023, wif engaged in expanding the use of mediation by working with its senior fellows with law enforcement experience and expertise to develop new techniques to prevent the escalation of conflict within communities. Charitable activity statement 5 wif provided support working with its senior fellows selected from eight countries to lead the third iteration of its international mediation writing competition project to promote mediation, mediation advocacy and collaborative dispute resolution. Law students from brazil, ecuador, egypt, georgia, mexico, pakistan, romania, and singapore competed to write a mediation brief. Virtual student networking opportunities were provided in collaboration with senior fellows and board members who contributed to the students' learning and information exchange through panel interviews and discussions.

Program 4

$139K

Charitable activity statement 6 as part of its ongoing work to support capacity-building in dispute resolution and collaboration among the senior fellows, the foundation reports on its projects and initiatives taking place in connection with its senior fellows through electronic, print and video communications as well as providing opportunities for senior fellows to work together through virtual and in-person meetings to contribute though dispute resolution projects and initiatives to advance the foundation's mission.

Focus Areas

InternationalForeign Affairs & National Security

Financial Snapshot

2023 filing

Total Revenue

$822K

Total Expenses

$583K

Qualifying Distributions

$556K

Min. Investment Return

$49K

Grant Range

6 grants

Grant sizes from minimum $3K through median $8K to maximum $40K, shown on a logarithmic scale.

Logarithmic scale — typical grant portfolios span orders of magnitude, so distances are proportional to multiplicative change, not dollar gaps.

Giving Over Time

3 years

Giving over time from 2020 to 2023. Peak $82K in 2023. Hover bars for details.

Total dollars recorded per filing year. Scale adjusts to the foundation's range.

Top Recipients

12 grants

PROMEDIATION AND PROWELLNESS FOUNDA
$69K
2 grants
MEDIATION HOME RWANDA
$21K
2 grants
IHSAN ULLAN
$20K
2 grants
NUDRAT PIRACHA
$20K
1 grant
PACTUM DISPUTE RESOLUTION
$19K
2 grants
CROATIAN MEDIATION ASSOCIATION (HUM
$10K
1 grant
VICTOR BABA EMMANUEL ALIGO
$6K
1 grant
GALYNA EREMENKO
$3K
1 grant

Grant Size Distribution

12 grants

<$10K
6
grants
$10–50K
6
grants
$50–250K
$250K–1M
$1–5M
$5M+

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