Within the Program on Science and Global Security, engage in research on militarism, arms control, and disarmament in the context of international humanitarian law and human rights law

Drive fundraising, development, and communications, including creating messaging and media to highlight the stories of artists, artwork, and collaboration that fuel the organization's goals to create public art ecosystems, dialogue on issues of social justice, and community partnerships

As Principal Investigator of a project supported by The Ploughshares Fund's Equity Rises Initiative, research and publish on Indigenous pursuits of justice and resistance to militarism in Oceania

Within the Center for International Studies and Security Studies Program produce policy-relevant research on satellite-imaging technology for arms control and disarmament

Within the Program on Science and Global Security, design and implement projects related to peace, security and technology; co-lead the development of anti-racist curriculum for international security

Research, write, and plan events related to emerging technologies relevant to international security; Co-lead trainings for diplomats; Lead the design and implementation of events, seminars, and presentations that engage members of the United Nations in Vienna

Co-lead the design and implementation of research on humanitarian arms control and disarmament, including a field-research study on anti-vehicle landmines covering Afghanistan, Cambodia, and South Sudan; develop partnerships with the United Nations, de-mining organizations, and other in-country service organizations

Support the United Nations Office of Disarmament Affairs in reporting on and supporting the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva