2021-11-12T17:34:07-07:00 2020-12-31 900922827 Rachael Murray Rakestraw RMR Consulting LLC 11410 Abbys Way Bridgeville DE 19933 990 2020-01-01 300145807 PARTNERSHIP FOR A SECURE AMERICA INC PART 2022938580 1990 M Street NW Suite 250 Washington DC 20036 Curtis Silvers Executive Director 2022938580 2021-11-12 1 Rachael Murray Rakestraw P01625784 3013673368 2021-11-05 X 1 11 1 AAL2 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z X Curtis M Silvers 1990 M Street NW Suite 250 Washington DC 20036 523801 0 X www.psaonline.org X 2003 DE Activities to heighten the public awareness of and support for a bipartisan national security and foreign policy; to bring democrats and republicans together to seek common ground in national security and foreign policy; and to accomplish the preceding purposes through the use of the most effective tools of modern communications. 12 12 3 15 0 0 475562 522003 0 0 3084 1798 5783 0 484429 523801 0 0 0 0 261563 216975 0 0 6127 289741 174834 551304 391809 -66875 131992 219880 351607 4420 4155 215460 347452 In Congress and across Washington, PSA works behind the scenes building bridges. Constantly innovating and endlessly determined, PSA is unique among Washington's foreign policy and national security community in our singular focus to build trust, expertise, and opportunity for bipartisan problem solving on Capitol Hill and beyond. 0 0 167035 0 0 CONGRESSIONAL PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM (Made possible by the Carnegie Corporation of New York.) The impacts of COVID-19 caused PSA to suspend the CPP mid-program in March. Fortunately, we successfully restructured the program by May and continue via digital events over the internet, and the traditional two sessions. The two CPP sessions were combined into one group allowing the program to finish on time, as well as providing greater networking possibilities for the participants. PSA staff shifted briefings to a secure online platform. Skills trainings and seminars were expanded over shorter, multiday periods. These adaptations have been vital in preserving the value of PSA events and mitigating the drawbacks of online programming. The Strategic Negotiation Seminar was expanded to a 3-day event. It began with a dedicate lecture led by a professor from the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service. The online format enabled PSA staff to record and share the lecture with CPP participants who may have been absent. In our National Security Council Simulation, we were able to offer three options on when to participate. Beyond scheduling flexibility, this created smaller group dynamics, allowing more of the conversational flow that an in-person event provides. PSA will continue to finish the final components for this grant cycle of the CPP. We expected to begin the next cycle sometime in the spring. Events will continue to be virtual; however, staff will continually evaluate conditions in the hopes of reconvening in-person interaction as soon as safe health considerations allow. 90485 0 0 PSA-HARVARD-AU: PROGRAM ONLEGISLATIVE NEGOTIATION - PSA assisted in administering 9 sessions of negotiation trainings for congressional staff, state level legislators, and non-profit principals. This educational program builds upon materials designed by Harvard University and is taught by professors of negotiation from Harvard and AU. Programing specifically focuses attention on the legislative process. With lessons-learned from the ongoing CPP, PSA staff already had experience adapting operations and teaching in a virtual environment. Our staff and PLN faculty designed the classes to deliver a dynamic learning atmosphere with expert led lectures, small and large group discussions, and engaging-simulation exercises. PSA's experience working with Congressional staff was instrumental in assuring the broadest and most party- 75000 0 0 INTERNATIONALCONFLICT RESOLUTION AND PREVENTION BRIEFING SERIES - PSA continued coordinating off-the-record briefings for congressional staff throughout the year. The partnership with USIP has built sustained interest from staff on the Hill. This year, our briefings averaged 47 attendees per event. We also successfully hit a milestone marking our 75th congressional briefing in this initiative, a collaboration spanning 8 years. 7028 0 0 PSA launched the New Staff Partnership Program (NSPP), made possible through a one-time grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York. The program will offer opportunities for current staff and staff of newly elected Members of Congress to network with new congressional colleagues, establish contacts within the U.S. Department of State and Agency for International Development, and participate in expert-led briefings. 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The Organization has processes presently in place to ensure the maintenance of its tax-exempt status; to identify and report unrelated income; to determine its filing and tax obligations in jurisdictions for which it has nexus; and to identify and evaluate other matters that may be considered tax positions. The Organization has determined that there are no material uncertain tax positions that require recognition or disclosure in the financial statements. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b The form 990 is emailed to the PSA Board of Directors prior to filing with the IRS. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15 Compensation of the Executive Director is determined by the Board of Directors at their sole discretion Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 PSA's Form 990 is available to the public by request made in writing to the Executive Director at the PSA office.