The Washington office spearheads the public outreach efforts of CNS. With timely dissemination of information through various media, such as fax blasts, large mailings, listservs, and regular briefings, CNS aims to increase awareness of and concern for the spread of weapons of mass destruction.

CBW Breakfast Seminar Series
In December 2005, the CNS launched a new series of seminars devoted to chemical and biological weapons (CBW) issues. The seminars, co-chaired by Michael Moodie and CNS Senior Fellow Jonathan Tucker, are designed for the Washington policy community, including U.S. government officials, congressional staffers, non-governmental analysts, and foreign diplomats.

Briefing Series
The Washington office holds briefings on nonproliferation and arms control concerns featuring a broad spectrum of policy makers, issue experts, and media representatives.
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ChemBio Weapons & WMD Terrorism News
The Washington office distributes a listserv of links to and key excerpts from news articles and other online resources that deal with chemical and biological weapons and unconventional terrorism. The listserv is sent, via email, three times per week and is free of charge. To subscribe, please send an email to chembio-terror@cnslists.miis.edu with the subject heading "subscribe."

CNS Databases

Updated: 3/06