2017 Annual Report

FORWARD@120 A Year of Transformation

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1 A Transformative Year

In July 2017, we introduced a new print magazine – a change that has allowed the Forward to publish more in-depth stories, presented with beautiful photographs and impressive layouts. The transformation from a weekly newspaper to a monthly magazine has given us the time that we haven’t had previously, to focus on our digital fi rst strategy. Our journalists are able to report on events in real time while still off ering comprehensive news stories, provocative opinion pieces, and insightful culture articles. We now have the capacity to reach a wider, younger audience, capturing the voices and attracting the attention of a new generation. With the success of the Forward’s digital transformation, we’re ensuring that Jews engage meaningfully with Jewish ideas, Jewish culture, and Jewish life 24/7. A Transformative Year Message from our CEO and Publisher, and Board Chair

“We have gone from being the Jewish Daily Forward, to becoming the Jewish 24-7 Forward.”

Dear Friends,

If our visionary founder Abraham (“Ab”) Cahan were alive layouts from our award-winning design team. In print, today, he would kvell! In 2017, not only did the Forward the Forward may look diff erent now, but the essentials reach the milestone birthday of 120 years, but we are haven’t changed: our commitment to fearless reporting, reaching more readers than at any time in our history, incomparable storytelling, and a deep dedication to the with some of the most outstanding journalism we’ve ever truth, all with a smart and sometimes provocative Jewish published. And our readers are younger than ever: one- lens on the wider world. third of our audience is now under the age of thirty-fi ve. Then in November, our 120th Anniversary Gala was a With the success of the Forward’s digital transformation, resounding success. Our sold-out event, honoring Samuel we have gone from being the Jewish Daily Forward, to Norich’s twenty years of service, raised over $1 million to becoming the Jewish 24-7 Forward. Now we not only have support our world-class journalism at a time when a free, the capacity to report on events in real time, as they occur, independent press matters more than ever. Truly, this but we can off er some of the most insightful, in-depth event was a testament to the Forward’s continued value analysis found anywhere. Last summer, at the fi rst sign and meaning to the American Jewish community. that the demonstrations in Charlottesville were turning violent, we were able to quickly send a seasoned staff With the added depth of our news coverage, widened reporter to cover the events live. In fact, the Forward was audience reach, successful launch of a beautiful magazine the only Jewish publication to provide this level of coverage. and so much more, 2017 has truly been a year of growth and transformation and we’re excited to see what lies ahead. This past year, the Forward received considerable recognition from many of our peers in the news industry. Thank you and zayt gesund, In October 2017, the New York Times published an article on how “Anti-Semitism’s Rise Gives the Forward New Resolve.” Or as National Public Radio’s David Folkenfl ik stated in his interview with Jane Eisner in May 2017, “the Rachel Fishman Feddersen Jacob Morowitz Forward is a small publication with an outsized infl uence.” CEO and Publisher Board Chair Furthermore, the Forward’s groundbreaking coverage of Sebastian Gorka’s ties to an anti-Semitic, Hungarian militia won us a prestigious Sigma Delta Chi award from the Society of Professional Journalists.

In July, we switched to a new format and introduced our beautiful glossy magazine – a change that has allowed the Forward to publish more feature-length stories, presented with beautiful photography and eye-catching Rachel Fishman Feddersen Jacob Morowitz

1 A Year of Achievement

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2 The Forward Association gratefully acknowledges the individuals and organizations listed, whose gifts made between January 1 and December 31, 2017, enabled the Forward to inform, connect, and inspire American Jews with exceptional, independent journalism.

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3 Outstanding Jewish Journalism Through the Years

1925 The Forward’s daily circulation tops 275,000, higher than that of The New York Times.

1927 1902 The Forward launches “Bravo, Jewish WEVD, “the station women!” The that speaks your Forward applauds language.” the 20,000+ women in the who took to the 1935 streets to protest an Isaac Bashevis Singer 1951 unconscionable arrives in the U.S. from The death of Ab Cahan. increase in the price 1911 Warsaw and begins Condolence letters arrive at the of kosher meat. 146 low-wage workers, most of 1934 writing a regular column Forward from heads of state them young women and girls, for the Forward, which In response to the rise and major cultural figures from 1897 perish in a fire at the Triangle continues until his death 1906 of Nazism in Germany, around the world. Jewish Daily Shirtwaist Factory. Ab Cahan’s in 1991. Bintl Brief advice the Forward Forward editorials crying out for justice column begins. Association helps publishes its first help lead to the enactment of 1939 issue under the establish the Jewish America’s first workplace The Forward carries the leadership of Labor Committee in safety laws. first reports of the mass founder Abraham collaboration with murder of Jews in (“Ab”) Cahan. Jewish labor leaders, 1913 to mobilize public Nazi-occupied Poland. Leo Frank, a Jewish opinion against the superintendent at an Atlanta Nazi threat; helps elect 1945 1953 pencil factory, is wrongly Mayor Fiorello The Forward begins Julius and Ethel Rosenberg are convicted of murdering LaGuardia. publishing the names of executed for the crime of 1911 employee Mary Phagan. Ab survivors collected in espionage. The Forward had The Forward Cahan’s editorials help bring the DP camps, earlier criticized the Association builds this miscarriage of justice to facilitating the Rosenbergs for their actions, its 12-story national attention. In August reunification of but condemned their death skyscraper at 175 1915, Frank is dragged from his thousands of Jewish sentences as an expression of East Broadway. jail cell and lynched. families. anti-Semitism.

4 2006 Forward journalist Nathaniel Popper investigates the 2016 Agriprocessors kosher Rachel Fishman Feddersen slaughtering plant in Postville, becomes the first woman Iowa. His reports of labor abuses publisher and CEO of the and food safety violations lead to Forward; Rukhl Schaechter federal investigations and becomes the first woman prosecution of company owners. editor of the Yiddish Forverts. 2008 Jane Eisner becomes the first woman editor-in-chief of the 1970s and 80s Forward. The Forward covers the plight 1967 of Soviet Jews and the efforts As a Forward staff writer, Elie by worldwide Jewry to reestablish contact with them 2017 Wiesel writes a series of The Forward celebrates thoughtful essays for the and reawaken Jewish culture in the Soviet Union. 1990 120 years of outstanding Forward about Israel’s Jewish journalism. victory in the Six-Day War and its The Forward launches its 2015 implications for Israel’s future. 1978 weekly English language At the height of the debate in the edition. In May, the Forward Isaac Bashevis Singer wins U.S. regarding the Iran nuclear launches its paymeter on Nobel Prize for literature. agreement, Larry Cohler-Esses Forward.com Forward extends its “mazel tov” 1996 becomes first journalist from the not only to Singer but to all The Forward launches its Jewish press to report from inside In July, the Forward readers and writers of Yiddish. website, Forward.com. Iran since its 1979 Islamic launches its monthly revolution. magazine in place of the 1986 weekly newspaper. Anatoly Scharansky emigrates from the USSR. “No other 1970 activist struggling for human The Forward rails against the rights was so brutally punished killing of four students, three of by the Soviets ... But this whom were Jewish, at Kent emaciated, tortured young man 1997 Jane Eisner interviews President State in a protest against the ... was unbreakable! His Jewish Samuel Norich joins the Obama in the Oval Office, Vietnam War, which the pride and spiritual bravery Forward, becomes General becoming the first journalist from Forward called “legalized mass attracted the free world to his Manager, Publisher, and later, the Jewish media ever to interview murder.” struggle.” President. a sitting president.

5 Journalistic Highlights

“The Forward is a small publication with an outsized influence.” — David Folkenflik, NPR

SEBASTIAN GORKA CHARLOTTESVILLE COLLEGE GUIDE The breadth of the Forward’s award- At the first sign that last summer’s white In another major achievement, two winning journalism and the depth nationalist demonstrations in Forward reporters made use of their finely of its impact on American Jewish life have Charlottesville were turning violent, the tuned research skills to create the first- never been more evident than during Forward immediately sent a staff reporter ever College Guide for Jewish 2017. Early in the year, the Forward broke who filed reports live from the scene of Students. They compared data from the story about Sebastian Gorka, the action. In fact, we were the only Jewish over 170 American colleges and President Trump’s top counter-terrorism publication to cover this critical story in universities regarding Jewish student life, adviser, and his connections with a real time. In true Forward fashion, our relationship to Israel, Jewish academic Hungarian far-right, anti-Semitic group writer fearlessly interviewed “alt right” opportunities, and cost. Our guide, which with historic ties to the Nazis. Major leader Richard Spencer, attended a rally will be continuously updated online, is the news outlets around the country praised for David Duke, and later wrote sensitively first in-depth guide of its kind and clearly the Forward’s exclusive coverage of this about the ongoing impact of the riots on fills a void based on the overwhelmingly story, and our series of articles sparked Charlottesville’s Jewish community. positive response we received from a process that led, ultimately, to Gorka’s students, parents and university departure from the Administration. professionals.

6 “We’re journalists first in this job but we’re also Americans, and we’re also Jews. And we can’t help feeling affected in all three ways.” — Jane Eisner, Editor-in-Chief

THE FORVERTS JEWISH CULTURE AMERICA’S CONSCIENCE In 2017, the Forward began to translate Our coverage of Jewish culture in 2017 Lastly Abraham Cahan, our founding and publish more content from was as vibrant as ever. In “How editor, would be pleased to see that his the Forverts, our Yiddish Modigliani’s Jewishness Informed His Art,” 21st century counterpart is carrying on publication, into English, which we took a deep dive into the Jewish the Forward’s tradition of helping attracted a greater audience to the Museum’s recent retrospective and American Jews navigate a changing society. Forverts. This included the award- explored how the artist’s Jewishness At a time when American political norms winning story, “Finally, Der Nister Gets and outsider status in France influenced and press freedoms have been threat- a Gravestone,” which told a thrilling his work. Did Modigliani’s Jewish origins ened like never before, Jane Eisner, the adventure tale of the quest to locate play a role in his rejecting the notion of Forward’s editor-in-chief, has helped our and mark the grave of one of the 20th European cultural superiority? If so, was community to make sense of it all. Her century’s greatest Yiddish writers, this evident during the artist’s lifetime, November 2017 editorial, “One Year Pinkhes ben Menakhem-Mendl or is it something we can only observe After Trump’s Election, Who Are Kahanovich, who wrote under the pen with 20-20 hindsight? We?” provided a soul-searching analysis name Der Nister. Persecuted under Stalin, of the challenges facing American Jews he had died under mysterious circum- of all political persuasions. Jane urged the stance in a Gulag near the Arctic Circle community to see past our polarization in 1950, in what had until now been an and to continue to act as America’s unmarked grave. conscience. This is a challenge that, for 120 years, the Forward has eagerly embraced.

7 Forward Initiatives

Today, one-third of our readers are under the age of 35

NEXT GENERATION INITIATIVE SOCIAL JUSTICE INITIATIVE In the spring of 2016, the Forward undertook our Next Generation For over 120 years, the Forward has stood for the idea that great Initiative with the goal of engaging the next generation of young journalism has the power to change the world. By holding the Jewish readers. To accomplish this, the Forward launched an powerful to account, by including voices not heard elsewhere, ambitious digital transformation geared to meaningfully connecting and by calling attention to critical social issues, we are helping these young adults with Jewish ideas, Jewish culture, and Jewish to fulfill both American democratic principles and the Jewish life. Just as in 1990 when we launched our English edition, with the prophetic imperative to repair the world. A gift designated for goal of attracting a new younger generation of Jews, today we are the Forward’s Social Justice Initiative will support the kind of bold reaching young people where they spend much of their time: in the journalism that manifests those values; uncovering wrongdoing digital universe. The Forward has developed content specifically within an otherwise trusted institution, opinion pieces that designed to fit our varied media platforms, including print, our express the perspectives of those who might otherwise be website (www.forward.com), our dedicated email newsletters, and marginalized, or stories that raise awareness of economic Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest, among others. These efforts are inequality, environmental degradation, human rights or racial clearly succeeding. Today, one-third of our readers are under the justice issues. Your gift will support: age of 35. Your support of this initiative will: • The rising costs of attracting and retaining top journalists and • Allow the Forward to deepen our impact with our readers by editors. expanding our news coverage. • The expenses incurred by sending Forward staff reporters on • Attract and retain a top-notch social media team that will enable location to provide first-hand news coverage. the Forward to reach the largest audience possible, especially • The Forward’s ability to bring a broad range of voices to the younger readers. table. • Support a technology infrastructure to enable our journalists to succeed in today’s competitive digital marketplace.

8 We now have the capacity to reach a wider, younger audience, capturing the voices and attracting the attention of a new generation.

CELEBRATING YIDDISH INITIATIVE Founded in 1897, the Yiddish Daily Forward, or Forverts, are relatively young students of the language who have now thrives well into the 21st century by adapting to found a source of pride in Yiddish culture, viewing it as an the needs of a changing audience. Our current Yiddish essential part of their Jewish identity. A gift to our Yiddish publications—both our monthly print and our daily online publication does more than preserve our connection to editions—showcase some of our most lively content, the Yiddish past; it helps ensure that the Forverts can including entertaining and informative videos with English celebrate Yiddishkeit for many years to come: subtitles, and a broad range of stories covering every • By strengthening our Yiddish digital and print editions. aspect of the Yiddish-speaking world. The Forverts is the • By paying for writers and translators. living embodiment of the vibrant Yiddish culture of today • By supporting the production of new Yiddish videos. and tomorrow. The majority of our Yiddish readers today

9 120th Anniversary Gala

From left to right: Claudio Pincus, Rabbi Leonard Sharzer, Lois Sharzer, Ann Applebaum, Penny Pincus Forward Publisher & CEO, Rachel Fishman Feddersen presenting the award to President, Sam Norich Nothing says 120 years of outstanding journalism better than the Forward’s 2017 Gala! This sold out event successfully raised over $1million.

Sam Norich, Fran Drescher, Deborah & Jim Veach Andrea Mitchell accepting her award by video

Sam Norich, Dorian Goldman, Patti Kenner Daniel Kahn Forverts Editor, Rukhl Schaechter

10 This landmark year also gave us an opportunity to acknowledge Samuel Norich’s 20 years of service to the Forward with the Abraham Cahan Lifetime Achievement Award.

Ed Blank, Fran Drescher, Marta Gucovsky Gila Norich, Sam Norich, Deborah Ugoretz, Nessa Norich

Letty, Bert and Abigael Pogrebin Jane Eisner, Fran Drescher, Rachel Fishman Feddersen

Fran Drescher, Rachel Fishman Feddersen Gette Shay, Judah Fischer Ben Smith, accepting his award

11 Robert F. Kennedy, Norman Furman, General Manager Subway Archive Golda Meir of WEVD

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