Marshall Legacy Institute

International AffairsVirginia, United States11-50 Employees

The Marshall Legacy Institute is a nonprofit organization in the international affairs field, based in Arlington, Virginia, founded in 1997 by General Gordon R. Sullivan to extend the legacy of George C. Marshall. Its mission is to alleviate suffering and foster stability in conflict-affected countries by locating, securing, and applying resources to address the legacies of war, notably landmines that remain long after fighting ends. The organization prioritizes building local capacity and long-term sustainability in its work.

Its major programs include speeding mine clearance through trained mine-detection dogs and local handler training, as well as medical care, prosthetics, and vocational training for landmine survivors, with support for doctors and rehabilitation teams. Additional initiatives connect American youth with peers abroad, promote reconciliation across ethnic and religious divides, and empower women through education and mentoring to expand job opportunities.

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