Educating Tomorrow’s Citizens

2008 Annual Report CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS FOUNDATION

MISSION STATEMENT

Constitutional Rights Foundation seeks to instill in our nation's youth a deeper understanding of citizenship through values expressed in our Constitution and its Bill of Rights and to educate young people to become active and responsible participants in our society. CRF is dedicated to assuring our country's future by investing in our youth today. CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS FOUNDATION CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND PRESIDENT ’S MESSAGE

n 2008, CRF initiated new ways to extend its reach and strengthen its impact in civic education through new Itechnologies that connect with even more students and teachers. CRF launched its new web site, with an exciting new design, easier navigation, and special pages for teach - ers, students, parents, and alumni of our many programs. The new login feature increases visitors’ interactivity with the CRF community and allows access to our nationally acclaimed Bill of Rights in Action and our library of free lesson plans. Joseph A. Calabrese Jonathan Estrin The enhanced web site enabled CRF to forge ahead in im - Chair President portant directions. CRF now offers more online resources than any other civics-related organization in the country and the goal is to keep adding more. With generous sup - ernment offices to provide internship opportunities for port from the Annenberg Foundation, CRF has been de - more than 100 high school students. These young people veloping the Civic Action Project (CAP), an innovative gained professional skills, new perspectives on their fu - curriculum that gives U.S. government teachers new ways tures, and civic knowledge through real-world work expe - to increase civic learning and participation. Building on rience and enriching, informative seminars. CRF’s extensive service-learning and civics materials, CAP CRF’s dedicated staff and volunteers expanded our pro - will motivate young learners to participate in their democ - grams that serve students in classrooms throughout the Los racy by making government a relevant and understandable Angeles area. In Courtroom to Classroom (C2C), students subject they will want to learn. gained a firsthand look at the legal profession, learning di - Thanks to the Weingart Foundation’s support, CRF has rectly from volunteer lawyers and judges in their class - also been developing Educating About Immigration , an rooms and local courthouses. The Summer Law Institute online curriculum and information aggregator. Teachers gave many Los Angeles area students the chance to dive can login and download CRF lessons on this important deep into the world of law, developing courtroom skills subject. The site will also encourage users to contribute from the voir dire of prospective jurors to the cross-exami - their personal or family immigration story, comment on nation of witnesses. existing material, and share their own immigration-related Two notable programs allowed the talented CRF trainers community projects. to offer teachers unique professional development. Teach - While expanding in these new directions, CRF maintained ing American History provided educators with U.S. his - its commitment to its core of established, renowned pro - tory resources that supported classroom instruction for grams. Mock Trial and History Day continued to help tens tens of thousands of students. Local teachers also partici - of thousands of students develop critical-thinking skills and pated in Deliberating in a Democracy , which engaged an excitement about civic learning. The energy and com - students in deliberations on democratic principles while mitment of the Mock Trial students enacting the roles of connecting them and their teachers with schools in devel - lawyers, witnesses, and courtroom personnel inspired hun - oping democracies in Eastern Europe. CRF also hosted a dreds of volunteer lawyers and judges to give countless hours scholar from the Kurdish region of Iraq, here to learn to the project. History Day saw students become teachers of about how we educate young people in hopes of furthering historical subjects that inspired them, enabling them to the democratization of Iraq. create research papers, web sites, documentaries, and live per - In this extraordinarily challenging time for all organiza - formances to show what they’d discovered. tions, we want to recognize and thank CRF’s committed This year our Youth Internship Program got a new name to board of directors, energetic staff and volunteers, partici - better capture the power of the program. Now called Ex - pating students and teachers, and most of all our generous panding Horizons Internships , the program partnered donors who make all of these vital programs possible. CRF with local law firms, businesses, non-profits, and gov -

3 Constitutional Rights Foundation, 2008 Annual Report CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS FOUNDATION Extending Our Reach and Strengthening Our Impact

Constitutional Rights Foundation (CRF) is a non-profit, non-partisan educational organization dedicated to helping our nation’s young people to become well-informed, engaged, and active citizens and to understand their rights and respon - sibilities as members of our democracy. Established in 1962, CRF is guided by a dedicated board of directors drawn from the worlds of law, business, government, education, and the media. CRF’s professional staff includes teachers and educators, lawyers, writers and editors, and youth development spe - cialists. Volunteers also provide vital support for many CRF programs and activities and serve as adult role models for youthful participants. To accomplish its goals and objectives, CRF applies its resources in the following areas:

Mock Trial. Each year since 1980, CRF has developed and distributed a new Mock Trial case and has adminis - tered the Los Angeles County and statewide Mock Trial competitions. The Mock Trial program is designed to help California students learn about our judicial system. School districts in 36 California counties participated in the 2008 California State Mock Trial Competition , in - volving over 10,000 students and 3,000 judge, lawyer, and teacher volunteers. History Day in California. To enrich and enliven their study of history, student participants in History Day research historical issues, ideas, and people and The State Mock Trial Competition involves over 10,000 students and apply what they have learned to research papers, displays, 3,000 judge, lawyer, and teacher volunteers. media productions, performances, and web pages. More than 40,000 students, their teachers, and family members Teacher and Professional Development. Teach - from 33 California counties participated in 2008. ers receive training and professional development from Expanding Horizons Internships. This CRF pro - CRF through workshops in history, law and government, gram places qualified urban students in law firms, busi - and civic participation. In 2008, CRF’s Teaching Ameri - nesses, government offices, and non-profit organizations. can History (TAH) program provided hundreds of teach - The program empowers young people to serve as school ers in more than 10 school districts with U.S. history and community leaders while they gain valuable paid work resources designed to support classroom instruction. All experience and college preparation. In 2008, the program TAH resources originate from CRF’s U.S. history materials, placed 105 local students in Los Angeles-area offices. from scholars connected to local academic institutions, and from an extensive bibliography selected by TAH staff. Publications. CRF’s data-collection instruments esti - mate that CRF materials and publications reach nearly 2.4 million students annually. In 2008, CRF published the re - vised Current Issues in Immigration 2008 for use by teach - ers in addressing these important and timely issues in their classes. The online version of Current Issues received over 16,000 individual page views. CRF’s signature newsletter, Bill of Rights in Action , reached over 30,000 educators with three new issues to help teachers and students with content- rich, standards-based curriculum supplements. Issues ad - dressed the themes of Intellectual Property, Reform, and Politics and contained articles on such diverse topics as dig - CRF’s materials, publications, and web site reached nearly 2.4 ital piracy, Communism and democratic reform in China, million students annually. and the origins of political parties in the United States.

Constitutional Rights Foundation, 2008 Annual Report 4 This year, CRF’s web site attracted over 1.2 million unique visitors with its diverse publications catalog, free online lesson plans and classroom materials, and access to CRF programs . The web site also continued to serve the education community with CRF Forum , an online youth-voice platform for student discussion and com - mentary on topics including culture and diversity, gov - ernance, global climate change, and school-based events, issues, and news. Free Expression in a Free Society. CRF sponsors this annual academic competition to challenge students More than 2,000 students and over 25 teachers from the Los Ange - to research and create video projects that explore themes les-area connected with schools in Lithuania, Russia, and Serbia and events related to freedom of speech in history, the through student conferences, video conferences, and teacher exchanges. Bill of Rights, and principles of democratic participa - tion. In 2008, the winning entries were two documen - The Summer Law Institute. SLI offers a week-long taries, one highlighting Alice Paul and the women’s summer program for high school students interested in suffrage movement in the U.S. and the other exploring learning more about the American legal system. Co-spon - the Prague Spring of 1968. sored by the California Bar Foundation and the UCLA Lawyer in the Classroom. Two CRF programs pro - School of Law, the 2008 SLI attracted 49 high school stu - vide students throughout Los Angeles County with a dents and awarded many participants with scholarships. deeper understanding of the judicial system and its Deliberating in a Democracy. CRF helped to cre - processes by connecting them with members of the legal ate this program that fosters the teaching of democratic community. principles by partnering teachers and students in the United Courtroom to Classroom brought judge and attorney States with those in developing democracies of Eastern Eu - teams to middle or high school classrooms where they rope. In 2008, more than 2,000 students and over 25 teach - engaged students with materials designed to support ers from the Los Angeles-area employed an innovative U.S. history and government courses. methodology of in-class deliberation and connecting with schools in Lithuania, Russia, and Serbia through student The Appellate Court Experience provided students with conferences, video conferences, and teacher exchanges. an opportunity to observe portions of a criminal appeal, meet with presiding justices at the California State Court Educating for Democracy: The California of Appeal, and engage in classroom activities. Campaign for the Civic Mission of Schools. In 2008, CRF continued this civic-education collaboration with the Center for Civic Education and the Alliance for Representative Democracy. The campaign sponsored a range of student and teacher activities to celebrate Consti - tution Day in September 2008, continued its public out - reach efforts, and introduced legislation to further teacher professional development for quality civic education. Ed - ucating for Democracy seeks the support of education, business, law, veteran, labor, parent, and service groups around the state to promote civic education in California.

In 2008, CRF’s 24 staff members were able to plan, Our Lawyer in the Classroon programs provided students with a develop, and deliver new and ongoing materials and pro - deeper understanding of the judicial system by connecting them with grams, guided by a 64-member board of directors and members of the legal community. underwritten by a budget of approximately $3.5 million.

5 Constitutional Rights Foundation, 2008 Annual Report Statement of Unrestricted Operational Revenues and Expenses

For the Year Ending December 31, 2008

REVENUES

GRANTS Government 845,634 41% Private 801,439 38%

CONTRIBUTIONS General Contributions 133,041 6% Events (net of expenses) 1,048,762 50% Donated Goods & Services 57,118 3%

INVESTMENT INCOME/(LOSS) Dividents, Interest & Realized Gains/(Losses) 55,448 3% Unrealized Gains/(Losses) (1,410,565) -68% MATERIAL SALES 106,308 5% PROGRAM FEES 436,379 21% OTHER SOURCES 12,132 1 % $ 2,085,695 100% EXPENSES

PROGRAM SERVICES Law and Government 1,383,327 40% Civic Participation 1,016,100 29% Publications 314,936 9%

FUND RAISING 474,514 13% ADMINISTRATION 298,650 9 % $ 3,487,527 100%

The above has been audited. A complete audited financial statement is available upon request.

Constitutional Rights Foundation, 2008 Annual Report 6 2008 Donors

Signers Benefactors Fox Entertainment Group Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. DirecTV Group, Inc. Greenberg Traurig LLP Platinum Underwriters Kirkland & Ellis LLP KPMG LLP The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Lloyd M. Smith Fund The Skirball Foundation Mayer Brown LLP Morrison & Foerster LLP Diamond Underwriters Proskauer Rose LLP The Ahmanson Foundation Reed Smith LLP B.C. McCabe Foundation Sempra Energy Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP O’Melveny & Myers LLP Southern California Edison Company Saban Family Foundation Weingart Foundation Drafters Arnold & Porter LLP Underwriters Bad Robot Productions, Inc. Margot and Joseph A. Calabrese Academy for Educational Development Creative Artists Agency Amy Phillips Charitable Foundation Davis Entertainment California Bar Foundation Dwight Stuart Youth Foundation Hogan & Hartson LLP Louis P. Eatman Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP Heller Ehrman LLP Rilla and Patrick G. Rogan Herbalife Ltd. Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP ICM - International Creative Management Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. Imagine Entertainment The Wachovia Foundation Irell & Manella LLP Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Latham & Watkins LLP Loeb & Loeb LLP Los Angeles Urban League Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP Northrop Grumman Corporation Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C. Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP Lisa Sardegna and David Carrillo K. Eugene Shutler Sidley Austin LLP Stutman Treister & Glatt This year our Expanding Horizons Internships program placed 105 The TCW Group, Inc. qualified urban students in law firms, businesses, government offices, and non-profit organizations. The Walt Disney Company William Morris Agency, LLC

7 Constitutional Rights Foundation, 2008 Annual Report Founders County of Los Angeles Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP Dickstein Shapiro LLP Stein Kahan Browne Woods George LLP Joel A. Feuer and Regina A. Stagg Jones Day Kaye Scholer LLP Louis E. Kempinsky Lynda and Dale R. Laurance Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP NBC Universal The Summer Law Institute offers a week-long program for high New Regency Productions, Inc. school students to learn about the American legal system. Occidental Petroleum Corporation Union Bank of California Warner Bros. Patrons 3 Arts Entertainment, Inc. Sponsors Chris Albrecht E. Jane Arnault Alta Hospitals System, LLC Robert C. Aronoff Anschutz Film Group, LLC Claire and William J. Bogaard Pamela and Richard Aronoff CB Richard Ellis AV Squad Chadbourne & Parke LLP AXA Advisors, LLC Virginia B. Cobey* Axis Promotions Bank of America Comcast Networks Cari and Corii D. Berg Crowe & Rogan LLP James E. Berliner Deloitte BermanBraun Endeavor Talent Agency Bird Marella Boxer Wolpert Nessim Drooks & Lincenberg, APC Anita and Haley J. Fromholz Andrea and Leroy Bobbitt Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman, Newman, Robert M. Brasler Warren & Richman, LLP Carla and Alan N. Braverman Walter R. Lancaster Jo Ann Burton Leopold, Petrich & Smith Angela and John Butvich Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP Tonya and Michael E. Cahill Claudia Callaway Scott Lichtig Chapman & Associates Charitable Foundation Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP Carol and Jerome L. Coben Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP Karen Bedrosian Coyne Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. Marshall L. Croddy Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP Monica and Vincent J. Davitt New and Improved Media Del Shaw Moonves Tanaka Finkelstein & Lezcano Sondra and Christopher H. Paskach Diva Limousine Ltd. Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP Douglas Wilson Companies United Talent Agency, Inc. Edge Creative Inc. Universal Studios Hollywood Jonathan Estrin Dorothy Factor Weston Benshoof Rochefort Rubalcava MacCuish LLP Nancy and Raymond C. Fisher Ziffren, Brittenham, Branca, Fischer, Gilbert-Lurie, Foley & Lardner LLP Stiffelman, Cook, Johnson, Lande & Wolf LLP Shari and Richard Foos Susan and Alan V. Friedman Greg Gelfan Girardi and Keese Stephen Goldberg and Victoria Pynchon David W. Gordon

Constitutional Rights Foundation, 2008 Annual Report 8 Cambria and Howard Gordon Gregory P. Stone Eileen and Patrick J. Cafferty, Jr. Mark Gordon Storm Studios California Geographic Alliance Guerin Foundation Sullivan & Cromwell LLP California Geographical Society Paul Haggis Keifer Sutherland Eileen Campbell George R. Carney Connie and Mark E. Hayden Deborah and Russell C. Swartz Casawasy Interior Design Ralph F. Hirschmann Lois and James Thompson Meryl K. Chae John P. Hooper Gail Migdal Title Edward S. Chang Laurence J. Hutt Twentieth Century Fox Television - Bones Julie and Brett R. Chapman Industrial Creative United AVG, Inc. Brian J. Chappelle Interep Charlotte and Carlton* Varner John J. Clair, Jr. Elaine Smith Irell Alicia Villarreal Gary A. Clark and Susan E. Barton Barry Josephson W Hotels Aaron C. Clark Janine and Richard S. Kolodny WilmerHale LLP E. Todd Clark and Jama Laurent Daniel G. Clement Lisa A. Koontz Daphna and Richard S. Ziman Malissia and Ronald Clinton John A. Kronstadt and Helen Bendix Walter Cochran-Bond David D. Laufer and Ellen J. Gleberman Friends Judy and Richard J. Codding Law Guild of Beverly Hills Emily B. Abbott Lisa and Jeffrey H. Cohen Mattie and Michael A. Lawson Selia M. Acevedo Joseph M. Cohen Belinda S. Lee Richard W. Adam Mary and Knox M. Cologne III Stella and Randall R. Lee Lesia and Douglas B. Adler Brian R. Condon Gail and Jeffrey A. LeVee Karla and William Howard Ahmanson Catherine A. Conway Janyce and Jan Lipson Robert H. Alexander, Jr. Karen L. Corman Miguel Angel Corzo Los Angeles County Bar Association American Bar Association Lidia A. Cossi Los Angeles Lakers, Inc. Leos and Anne Valerie Anderle Rand S. April Andrew J. Costly Management 360 David L. Aronoff James J. Courtney Steven A. Marenberg and Alison Whalen Geoffrey F. Aronow Sanrda and Alan D. Croll Sharon Matsumoto and Ron Rose Ijeoma U. Arungwa Jason C. Cunningham Linda and Marcus A. McDaniel Steven D. Atlee Brian S. Currey McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP Sally B. Avitsian Curtis-Rosenthal, Inc. Media Storm, LLC Elena R. Baca Davis Graham & Stubbs LLP Susan and Louis M. Meisinger Larry Bailis Penelope and James H. De Meules Joshua A. Dean Beth Sieroty Meltzer Charles G. Bakaly, Jr. Gary F. Dei Rossi Milken Family Foundation Katherine S. Banyard Bette Bardeen Patricia and Marvin Demoff Justin T. Miller Michele D. Barney Heather M.C. Dennis Peter Nichols Zinnia and Nestor Barrero Jenifer Dewolf Paine Nixon Peabody LLP Jane H. Barrett Mark K. Dickson Peter I. Ostroff and Anne Young Wayne M. Barsky Dispute Dynamics, Inc. Paramount Pictures Corporations David A. Battaglia David R. Dlugie Parrot Communications International, Inc. Karin and Ronald S. Beard Helen Doherty Ann and Thomas L. Pfister Mark E. Beck Erenia Dominguez Jordan D. Dorchuck Sharon and William A. Polkinghorn Alan G. Benjamin and Linda K. Engel Scott H. Dunham and Barbara J. Eliades Pongo Productions Michael M. Berger Karen Bertero and Theodore Chester B. Kay Dunn John B. Quinn Frances and Daniel Biles Lammot duPont Rincon Foundation Diane and Kendall R. Bishop Norman A. Dupont Bennett Ross and Nora Slaff Lawrence J. Blake Thomas I. Dupuis Georgina and Alan I. Rothenberg Blecher & Collins, P.C. Van C. Durrer, II Peggy and Harvey Saferstein Claire and Brad D. Brian Christopher D. Dusseault David L. Schrader Wendye Brick Joseph B. Earley Carol and Marvin Sears David W. Brody Scott A. Edelman David S. Egdal Seyfarth Shaw LLP Harold M. Brody Christopher L. Eisgruber and Lori Martin Henry Shields, Jr. and Jo Anne Peterson Michael S. Brophy Frances K. Browne Samantha Eisner W. Davis Smith James R. Brueggemann Nancy and Richard D. Esbenshade Michael E. Soloff and Sue Himmelrich Cynthia L. Burch Mahtash M. Esfandiari Squire, Sanders & Dempsey L.L.P. James M. Burgess Lois Evans Marjorie and Mark Steinberg Joseph P. Busch, III EyeWonder, Inc. Robert S. Stern and Nancy Holland Timothy P. Caballero Howard D. Fabrick

9 Constitutional Rights Foundation, 2008 Annual Report Robert N. Klieger Lisa Klopfer Martha and Peter H. Klopfer Jay A. Knight Kenneth E. Kohler Roger L. Kohn Bobbie and Leonard Kolod Edwin Komen Linda D. Kornfeld Albert H. Kramer Sherry and Michael A. Kramer Jeffrey C. Krause Ilana and Samuel W. Krause Marlene A. Kristovich Pamela and Robert G. Krupka The annual Free Expression in a Free Society academic competition challenges students to re - Carol A. Krusmark search and create video projects that explore themes and events related to freedom of speech. Sheila James Kuehl Brigid and Eric N. Landau Keith U. Landenberger George W. Fenimore Michelle and Richard W. Herczog Laurels Events Lisa Hill Fenning Diana E. Hess Sheryl and Jonathan K. Layne Michael Feuer and Gail Ruderman-Feuer Darrel J. Hieber Serene and Rubin M. Lazar Henry M. Fields Peg and James Hill Lorie S. Lazarus Alan Hyman Finkel David Hinden Barbara and Thomas J. Leanse Ruth E. Fisher and Stephen C. Yeazell Tiffany J. Hofeldt L. Elliott Leary Jeri and Daniel S. Floyd Kristin L. Holland Emory and Ayleen Lee Rose G. Foley William A. Holland Mary Lee Amy R. Forbes John B. Hook Johanna and Bernard Lemlech Tanya L. Forsheit and Reginald G. King Marshall P. Horowitz and Bonnie L. Hobbs LHB Sports, Entertainment & Media, Inc. Janet and John C. Fossum Susan T. and Jim M. House Luis Li Beth A. Fox Martin B. Howard Linda Lichter and Norman M. Marck John B. Frank Daniel S. Huffenus Frank Lindquist Seth Freeman and Julie Waxman Larry D. Hunter Scott Livingston Glenn E. Freeman Nicole Hancock Husband James A. Lonergan Jonathan L. Friedman and Andrea E. Wallace Harold B. Igdaloff Melissa Peri Lopez Clayton Friedman Jacqueline and T. Warren Jackson Mitchell A. Lowenthal Nancy and Andrew D. Garelick Judy Jacobs David J. MacKenzie and Patricia M. Garrett GE Foundation Kara L. Jassy Rick C. Madden Margaret Anne Geddes Jane Jelenko and William Norris David A. Maddux Ann and James N. Gianopulos Sarah and Peter Jessup Shannon E. Mader Michelle Gillette Lisa C. Jochums David J. Marroso Joseph J. Giunta Kendra A. Johnson Arthur L. Martin Peter M. Glick Leigh E. Johnson Jennifer and James C. Martin Sylvia Sooky and Sam Goldman Michael O. Johnson Stefan Mathew Mason Elizabeth Gonzalez and John Heathcliff Adelle Jones Amanda Massucci Mary and Alfred T. Goodwin Nicholas T. Jones William E. Mattingly and Cecile O. Trop Richard P. Goudis Lauren and Richard E. Jones K.C. Maxwell Gwen Granados Joe Kahne Richard C. Maxwell Keisha-Ann G. Gray Jeanette M. Kang Pauline and Roger L. Mayer Maureen V. Green Angelique Kaounis Tanya and Alejandro N. Mayorkas Louise and Paul R. Greenberg Melvin L. Katten Peter G. McAllen Bobbie and Robert A. Greenfield Jean V. and James J. Keatley Erin E. McCracken Sarah Heck Griffin Forbes Bastian Keaton Elaine M. McGee Susan A. Grode Lisa Cobey Kelland Denise L. McGimsey Arthur W. Hahn Joseph L. Keller McGrane Greenfield LLP Susan and Gary L. Halling Alan J. Kessel McNamara, Spira & Smith Sean M. Harrington Jeffrey G. Kichaven Donna and Anthony L. Mellos Charles R. Hauck Helen B. Kim Peter M. Menard Stephanie and Marc I. Hayutin Joon Yong Kim Robert L. Meylan Heller, Broida & Eisenberg Kathleen F. Kirby and Art Baldonado Linda and David Michaelson L. Rachel Helyar Karyn K. Klein John Miller and Gail Becker Talar M. Herculian Patrick S. Klein Michelle Miller

Constitutional Rights Foundation, 2008 Annual Report 10 Joel Millikin Pamela M. Schnabel Susan J. Troy and Larry Zipursky Mogin Law Firm, P.C. Barbara and Charles J. Schufreider Jane and Lawrence J. Ulman Anthony J. Mohr Thomas J. Schulte United Way, Inc. William A. Molinski Stacy Aaron Schultz Christine S. Upton Walter Mosley Scott A. Schwartz Andrea and John K. Van de Kamp Sandra G. Mostert Arthur E. Schwimmer Elaine van Rensburg Christopher A. Murphy Jill and Alvin G. Segel Robert C. Vanderet Nicole and Allan G. Mutchnik Stephanie M. Seidl John D. Vandevelde Navigator Cross Media Inc. Brad W. Seiling Jennifer S. Vanse Marlene E. Newell William C. Seligman and Gail S. Labovitz Joan T. Vento-Hall and Stephen V.Z. Hall Lyris J. Newman Pierce Taylor Selwood Mary Lou Villar Steven Ngo Stacy and Jesse Sharf Miriam and Charles S. Vogel Linda and Gregg A. Noel Joan S. Sheppard Micheline and Ronald Wagner Brett H. Oberst Monica Shilling Irene T. Wakabayashi Kenneth A. O’Brien, Jr. Norinao Shirai Benjamin T. Wang Christine C. O’Connor Rocco C. Siciliano Robert S. Warren Dian D. Ogilvie Maurya Siedler Laura Wasser and David Weber Prentice L. O’Leary Alan Sieroty Wasser Cooperman & Carter Anthony J. Oncidi Edith J. Smith Kathleen A. Waters O’Neill Huxtable & Abelson Sobul, Primes & Schenkel John B. Watkins T. William Opdyke Debra and Bruce H. Spector Katherine E. and Robert G. Watkins Andrea Sheridan Ordin Sheldon Sroloff Thelma and Eric S. Waxman Bolivar and Michael L. Owen James D. Stein and Helen Storey George C. Webster, II Althea and Isaac M. Pachulski Suzanne L. and Marc R. Stein Weinberger Asset Management, Inc. Jeffrey J. Parker Craig and Lori Stern Gregory J. Weingart Kirk A. Pasich Samuel B. Stone Karen and Edward Weiss Daniel F. Passage Street Law Susan Page White Jason L. Peltz G. Thomas Stromberg, Jr. Evelyn and Alexander F. Wiles David L Permut Sean M. Sullivan Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman & Linda S. Peterson Paul T. Suzuki Dicker LLP Lee R. Petillon Richard H. Swatt Jamie L. Wine Susan Philips and Art Goldberg Katherine and David W. Swiney Christopher E. Wolf Bradley S. Phillips and Margaret C. Milligan James E. Tancula Chic Wolk Gregory P.L. Pierce Christopher Tayback Alicen C. Wong Harriet S. Posner Elenor R. Taylor Mary and Mark D. Wood Judith M. Praitis John D. Taylor Edwin V. Woodsome, Jr. Deirdre and Howard M. Privette, II Stephen C. Taylor Judy and Robert Wunsch Laurie and Fred R. Puglisi Sidney R. Thomas Yunxia Yin Anna E. Raimer Katherine and Douglas A. Thompson Donald H. Zell Pamela and Gary S. Rattet John D. Tishler Sheldon T. Zenner and Ellen Morgan C.N. Franklin Reddick, III G. Ross Trindle, III Cheryl and Peter F. Ziegler Lois and Richard G. Reinis Carolyn M. Trinh Eric M. Zolt Jeffrey W. Reyna and Anna A. Tran Becky and Jonathan E. Rich Joyce and Jeremy Richards Ira G. Rivin Darline P. Robles Lisa and Greg Rockwell Rodriguez, Horii, Choi & Cafferata Claire E. Rogger Yvette D. Roland Enrique Romero Paul Rosenstiel Jessica and Thomas E. Rothman Suzanne and Paul D. Rubenstein Nancy A. and Nicholas P. Saggese San Diego County Office of Education William A. Saunders Barbara and David C. Scheper Carole and Larry Scherzer CRF’s Teaching American History program provided hundreds of teachers in more than 10 school Deah and Andrew Schmidt districts with U.S. history resources designed to support classroom instruction. Robert W. Schmidt Sonja L. Schmidt *deceased

11 Constitutional Rights Foundation, 2008 Annual Report 2008 In-Kind Gifts Putting Stock in Our Future

College Circuit Constitutional Rights Foundation accepts Compass Education Group stock donations. County of Los Angeles Making a donation of stock today will provide Nausheen Dadabhoy an ongoing gift to educate children through - Daniel Schrobilgen Design & Architecture out the United States. The donation of stock is Patty Demoff tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. Fox Entertainment Group Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP For more information on making a gift to Google Constitutional Rights Foundation, please Lucas Graham contact Jo Ann Burton at (213) 316-2102. Hilton Hotels Corporation William A. Holland Japanese American National Museum LexisNexis Los Angeles Daily Journal Corporation Museum of Tolerance National Center for the Preservation of Democracy NBC Universal O’Melveny & Myers LLP Pocket Press Proskauer Rose LLP Public Counsel Law Center Suzanne Rubenstein Peggy Saferstein Matt Samo Mona Schafer Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP Shout! Factory, LLC Stutman, Treister & Glatt PC Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc. United Teachers of Los Angeles University of California, Los Angeles, School of Law University of Southern California, Campus Ministries University of Southern California, Joint Educational Project University of Southern California, Law School

Constitutional Rights Foundation, 2008 Annual Report 12 Endowment Builders

ndowments make sure that the future of CRF is secure. Since E1990, CRF has been fortunate to receive a number of endowments given by people who share our passion for civic education and support our mis - sion, which loudly proclaims that teaching kids that democracy matters is crucial to a civil society. Alan I. Rothenberg CRF acknowledges with enormous grat - Robert and Phyllis Henigson itude past chairs who established en - dowments at CRF: Jerome C. Byrne, James A. Cobey, and Alan I. Rothenberg ; to past board members, Jack Stutman and Robert Rosenstiel; and to our long- time supporters Phyllis and Robert Henigson for their continuing Life Income Gifts. We would also like to recognize Dr. Jama Laurent and the board of directors of the Creative Kids Foundation for establishing an endow - ment allowing CRF to place students as interns in arts organizations in Los An - geles. To all of you, a very special thank you. Most of all, we would like to send out a loud cheer and celebrate our champion of champions, Lloyd M. Smith, who throughout his life em - Jerome C. Byrne * James A. Cobey * bodied the highest ideals of American democracy and believed in the impor - tance that all young people be educated about their constitutional heritage. It was Lloyd who established the CRF En - dowment Builders Program, ensuring that CRF’s mission continue long into the future. To all of our friends, supporters and donors, and to those people who have Robert Rosenstiel * Lloyd M. Smith * indicated that they will remember CRF in their will or by bequest: We thank you for your generosity and the trust you have given us. Most important, we thank you on behalf of the students of tomorrow who will have opportunities to learn about and celebrate our Constitution and its Bill of Rights for generations to come. Thank you.

Jack Stutman * *deceased

13 Constitutional Rights Foundation, 2008 Annual Report 2008 Board of Directors

Officers and Executive Committee

Joseph A. Calabrese, Esq., Chair Nestor Barrero, Esq. Michael A. Lawson, Esq. O’Melveny & Myers LLP NBC Universal Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Hon. John A. Kronstadt, Immediate Past Chair Corii D. Berg, Esq. Hon. Louis M. Meisinger Los Angeles Superior Court Sony Pictures Entertainment Los Angeles Superior Court Joel A. Feuer, Esq., Vice Chair Leroy Bobbitt, Esq. Robert S. Stern, Esq. Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Bobbitt & Roberts Morrison & Foerster LLP Sharon J. Matsumoto, Esq., Vice Chair Louis P. Eatman, Esq. Gail Migdal Title, Esq. Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office Proskauer Rose LLP Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Marvin Sears, Esq., Secretary Hon. Haley J. Fromholz Proskauer Rose LLP (retired partner) JAMS Joseph L. Keller, Chief Financial Officer Marshall School of Business, USC

Directors E. Jane Arnault, Ph.D. William A. Holland Christopher P. Reynolds, Esq. JurEcon, Inc. Hilton Hotels Corporation Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. Robert C. Aronoff, Esq. Marshall P. Horowitz, Esq. Lisa M. Rockwell, Esq. Robert C. Aronoff, a Professional Corporation Dreier Stein Kahan Browne Woods George LLP Union Bank of California Alan G. Benjamin, Esq. Laurence J. Hutt, Esq. Patrick G. Rogan, Esq. Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Arnold & Porter LLP RoganLehrman LLP Alan N. Braverman, Esq. T. Warren Jackson, Esq. Alan I. Rothenberg, Esq. The Walt Disney Company The DirecTV Group 1st Century Bank Michael E. Cahill, Esq. Louis E. Kempinsky, Esq. Peggy Saferstein Trust Company of the West Peitzman, Weg & Kempinsky LLP College Circuit Brett R. Chapman, Esq. Richard S. Kolodny, Esq. Henry Shields, Jr., Esq. Herbalife Ltd. The Portfolio Group Inc. Epstein Becker Green, P.C. Malissia R. Clinton, Esq. Walter R. Lancaster, Esq. K. Eugene Shutler Northrop Grumman Corporation Kirkland & Ellis LLP Businessman/Attorney Jerome L. Coben, Esq. Belinda S. Lee, Esq. W. Davis Smith, Esq. Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Latham & Watkins LLP Sempra Energy Vincent J. Davitt, Esq. Randall R. Lee, Esq. Hon. Marjorie S. Steinberg Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP WilmerHale LLP Los Angeles Superior Court Hon. Raymond C. Fisher Jeffrey A. LeVee, Esq. Gregory P. Stone, Esq. U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Jones Day Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP Alan V. Friedman, Esq. Scott Lichtig, Esq. Russell C. Swartz, Esq. Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP Southern California Edison Company Greg Gelfan, Esq. Justin T. Miller, Esq. Douglas A. Thompson, Esq. Fox Entertainment Group Wachovia Legal Specialty Group, Western Region Countrywide Financial Corporation Stephen N. Goldberg, Esq. Dian D. Ogilvie, Esq. Lois D. Thompson, Esq. Dickstein Shapiro LLP Toyota Motor North America, Inc. Proskauer Rose LLP Robert A. Greenfield, Esq. Peter I. Ostroff, Esq. Carlton A. Varner, Esq.* Stutman, Treister & Glatt Sidley Austin LLP Alicia Villarreal, Esq. Peter L. Haviland, Esq. Christopher H. Paskach Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP Kaye Scholer LLP KPMG LLP Mark Hayden Gregory N. Pimstone, Esq. Vivian Monroe Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP Founding Director L. Rachel Helyar, Esq. Howard M. Privette, Esq. Todd Clark Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker, LLP Executive Director Emeritus

*deceased Constitutional Rights Foundation, 2008 Annual Report 14 Emeritus Board of Directors Executive Staff Bette Bardeen Jonathan Estrin Ronald S. Beard President Hon. William J. Bogaard Marshall Croddy Robert E. Carlson Vice President Gerald L. Chaleff Jo Ann Burton Todd Clark Director of Development Louis L. Colen Todd Clark Knox M. Cologne, III Executive Director Emeritus John F. Cooke Philip J. Fagan, Jr. Hon. Terry Hatter, Jr. Robert Henigson Roderick Hills Jane H. Jelenko Allan K. Jonas David D. Laufer Lloyd C. Loomis Hon. Christian Markey Richard C. Maxwell Hon. Dorothy Nelson Hon. William A. Norris Michael L. Owen Thomas L. Pfister Hon. Burt S. Pines Participants in History Day research historical issues, ideas, and people and apply what they have learned to research pa - Susan J. Troy pers, displays, media productions, performances, and web Hon. Arleigh Woods pages.

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