International
Center for Technology Assessment
linked to
Center for Food Safety
linked to Turning Point Project
all at same address
660
PENNSYLVANIA AVE SE SUITE 302
WASHINGTON, DC 20003
phone: 202-547-9359
fax: 202-547-9429
Email:
info@icta.org
Websites:
www.icta.org
www.FoodSafetyNow.org
www.GEfish.org
www.OrganicAndBeyond.org Description:
The International
Center for Technology Assessment (ICTA) is an
anti-capitalist organization fighting against technology
in general on the rationale that technology corrupts spiritual and
emotional life. ICTA primarily fights against biotechnology,
secondarily against global warming, pollution, overpopulation,
globalization. ICTA
cooperates on
anti-technology projects managed by Fenton Communications, Washington,
D.C.'s premiere
anti-capitalist public relations firm.
ICTA
is linked by shared directors with the
Center for Food Safety, the
Turning Point
Project, and the
International Forum on Globalization. ICTA is virtually the
instrument of
Douglas Tompkins and his
Foundation for Deep Ecology, which is the group's first and
biggest funder.
Revenue and Expenses: Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 2000
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Revenue |
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Expenses |
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Contributions |
$630,500 |
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Government Grants |
$0 |
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Program Services |
$3,902 |
|
Investments |
$2,836 |
|
Special Events |
$0 |
|
Sales |
$0 |
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Other |
$0 |
|
|
|
Program Services |
$475,899 |
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Administration |
$63,409 |
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Other |
$6,248 |
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Total Expenditures |
$545,556 |
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Total Revenue |
$637,238 |
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NET GAIN/LOSS |
$91,682 |
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Form 990s available at
www.guidestar.org
EIN: 52-1909699
Exempt since 1995
Board of Directors
Andrew Kimbrell,
President
Salary, $114,248 |
2315 N.
Tuckahoe St.
Arlington, VA 22205 |
Jennifer
Beck, Secretary,
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1363
Massachusetts Ave. SE
#3, Washington, D.C. 20003
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Adele
Douglas,
Treasurer |
12102
Green Ledge Ct. #301
Fairfax,
VA 22033 |
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Andrew Kimbrell,
president.
Mentored by Douglas Tompkins through the
Foundation for Deep Ecology
and its program director, Jerry Mander,
one of America's most outspoken opponents of technology.
Personal background: Originally a concert pianist and music teacher
in New York City. Convert to Catholicism. JD from New York
University Law School.
Writer: The Human Body Shop; The
Masculine Mystique; 101 Ways to Save the Earth; The Green Lifestyle
Handbook (editor).
Co-founder, Men's Health Network.
Work history: 1986 - employed for 8 years as policy director of Foundation on Economic
Trends under anti-technology guru Jeremy Rifkin. In 1994 established
the International Center for Technology Assessment, and the
Center
for Food Safety in 1997.
A principal in law firm of Kimbrell and Mendelson, with Joseph
Mendelson III, CFS legal director. Also a director of
The Turning
Point Project, funded almost entirely by Douglas Tompkins'
Foundation for Deep Ecology.
The Turning Point Project board is comprised of Kimbrell, Mendelson,
Jerry Mander of the
International Forum
on Globalization and
Foundation for Deep Ecology, Randy Hayes of
Rainforest Action Network, and Anuradah Mittal of Food
First/Institute for Food and Development Policy, all extreme
anti-capitalist organizations. Also a director of the
International Forum
on Globalization, led by Jerry Mander.
Other Directors:
Adele Douglas is the
Washington director of the American Humane Association
and
is
noted as devoting "minimal" time to ICTA in IRS reports.
Jennifer Beck is
noted as devoting "minimal" time to ICTA in IRS reports.
Grants to ICTA:
FOUNDATION NAME: Turner Foundation, Inc.
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For legal action and grassroots organizing to pressure EPA
to accept Global Warming Petition, which requests EPA to define and
regulate carbon dioxide as a pollutant
AMOUNT: $25,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 2000
FOUNDATION NAME: Foundation for Deep Ecology
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment
ABSTRACT: For Touring Biotech Action and Awareness
Campaign
AMOUNT: $10,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 2000
FOUNDATION NAME: Foundation for Deep Ecology
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For general support
AMOUNT: $125,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 2000
FOUNDATION NAME: Foundation for Deep Ecology
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For Fatal Harvest book project
AMOUNT: $93,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 2000
FOUNDATION NAME: The John Merck Fund
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For Center for Food Safety's legal actions against
Environmental Protection Agency and Food and Drug Administration for
failures to address adequately public health and ecological
concerns stemming from bringing genetically engineered products
into food supply, and to represent public interest position
challenging whether private corporations can hold patents on plant
life
AMOUNT: $97,500 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1999
FOUNDATION NAME: Energy Foundation
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: To educate members and decisionmakers about benefits of
strong tailpipe emissions standards for cars and light duty trucks
AMOUNT: $20,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1999
FOUNDATION NAME: Foundation for Deep Ecology
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For general support for project, Promotion of Sustainable
Development
AMOUNT: $20,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1999
FOUNDATION NAME: Foundation for Deep Ecology
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For Organic Watch Initiative
AMOUNT: $25,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1999
FOUNDATION NAME: Foundation for Deep Ecology
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For book project entitled, Fatal Harvest
AMOUNT: $103,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1999
FOUNDATION NAME: Foundation for Deep Ecology
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For general support for Jacques Ellul Society which brings
together international group of thinkers, writers and activists who
have devoted themselves to the struggle against mega-technologies
and technocracies
AMOUNT: $30,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1999
FOUNDATION NAME: Foundation for Deep Ecology
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For general support
AMOUNT: $120,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1999
FOUNDATION NAME: Foundation for Deep Ecology
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For Fatal Harvest book project
AMOUNT: $50,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1998
FOUNDATION NAME: Foundation for Deep Ecology
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For general support
AMOUNT: $75,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1998
FOUNDATION NAME: HKH Foundation
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
AMOUNT: $35,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1996
FOUNDATION NAME: Foundation for Deep Ecology
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For general support
AMOUNT: $75,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1996
FOUNDATION NAME: Foundation for Deep Ecology
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For general support
AMOUNT: $75,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1996
FOUNDATION NAME: Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
RECIPIENT: Institute for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For research and writing of book on weight and obesity
AMOUNT: $126,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1996
FOUNDATION NAME: HKH Foundation
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
AMOUNT: $15,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1995
FOUNDATION NAME: Carnegie Corporation of New York
RECIPIENT: Institute for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: To complete study of uses of technology to support
international peace operations
AMOUNT: $25,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1996
FOUNDATION NAME: Foundation for Deep Ecology
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For general support
AMOUNT: $75,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1995
FOUNDATION NAME: Foundation for Deep Ecology
RECIPIENT: International Center for Technology Assessment,
ABSTRACT: For general support
AMOUNT: $75,000 YEAR AUTHORIZED: 1995
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