ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Dedicated to the Idea That People Can Live in Harmony with One Another and the Natural World

ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Dedicated to the idea that people can live in harmony with one another and the natural world

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LETTER FROM JON STRYKER 2 LETTER FROM KEVIN JENNINGS 3 SOCIAL JUSTICE 4 PULSE MASSACRE MOBILIZES UNITED STAND AGAINST VIOLENCE 6 LGBT PEOPLE OF FAITH REWRITE THE SCRIPTURE 8 INTERNATIONAL ACTIVISM FIGHTS VIOLENCE, SEEKS LEGAL SHIFTS 10 INTERSEX ACTIVISTS REACH FOR GREATER PUBLIC AWARENESS 12 GRANTS AWARDED IN 2015 SOCIAL JUSTICE PROGRAM 14 CONSERVATION 18 WORLD’S RAREST APE EVADES EXTINCTION 20 LAW ENFORCEMENT, EDUCATION LEAD TO BREAKTHROUGHS FOR ORANGUTANS 22 COMMUNITIES JOIN FORCES TO PROTECT THE CROSS RIVER GORILLA 24 A HOLLYWOOD ENDING WITHIN OUR GRASP? 26 GRANTS AWARDED IN 2015 GREAT APES PROGRAM 28 FINANCIALS 30 BOARD/STAFF 32 Front cover photo © Jurek Wajdowicz; inside front cover photo © Isla Davidson ARCUS FOUNDATION_ANNUAL REPORT 2015 P_1 ARCUS FOUNDATION_ANNUAL REPORT 2015

Dear Friends, Dear Friends,

A year ago I sat down to write a message for Arcus’ 2014 money would not solve the problems or close the gaps that Much of my 30-plus-year career in seeking to make positive Arcus and our foundation partners raised more than Annual Report. The U.S. Supreme Court had just ruled in favor we and our partners on the frontlines are trying to address. change in education, government, and now philanthropy $1.4 million through a joint fund to support those communities of marriage equality, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service had It is people who will make the difference. has been focused on building movements that can seize affected by the massacre (especially the LGBTQ Latinx effectively barred the use of chimpanzees in medical research As Margaret Mead once said, “Never doubt that a small opportunities for transformational change at the individual, community), and we are hopeful that the new dialogue after by expanding the Endangered Species Act. For the first time, group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; institutional, and societal levels when such opportunities arise. the tragedy will yield solutions to the ongoing violence that ALL chimpanzees, including those born in captivity, were given indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” I see citizen power at Such work usually takes years (if not decades or even affects so many of us. endangered status protections. These and other achievements work everywhere. Our grantee partners, more often than not, centuries), and sometimes such opportunities arise only a In the following pages you’ll meet ADO Jr., who is were major steps forward in the United States and gave us work with extremely limited resources and labor against handful of times in a lifetime. But without that long and hard creating new space for gender-nonconforming people in reason for incredible optimism. the longest of odds, and yet somehow consistently deliver work, change never occurs: as Andy Warhol once said, Côte d’Ivoire; Joaquin Carcaño, the plaintiff in a major However, in the months since, we have been disillusioned remarkable results, moving our world closer to the vision for “They always say time changes things, but you actually have lawsuit against North Carolina’s discriminatory “bathroom repeatedly by events and revelations that remind us of all we which we all strive. to change them yourself.” bill”; Hiker Chiu and Kimberly Zieselman, who are working to have yet to do. Most recently it was the appalling murder of We share this report and the stories in it as widely as we The last year has seen epic societal and institutional raise awareness of the rights of intersex people; and Imam 49 LGBT and mostly Latino people at the Pulse nightclub in can with the hope—and the absolute conviction—that these shifts across Arcus’ mission areas. Daayiee Abdullah, founder of an inclusive mosque who Orlando. We learned that human-induced pressures on the amazing activists will inspire more people to take action. We are In the conservation sphere, we are seeing the results conducts same-sex marriages under the Quran. eastern lowland gorilla population have brought that sub not the victims of forces beyond our making, nor are we power- of decades of work come to fruition, from newly protected You’ll also read about Panut Hadisiswoyo, a leading species far closer to extinction than was previously realized, less in the face of change. We truly can work together to build great ape ranges in Central and West Africa, to Hollywood, conservationist in Western Sumatra who has freed orangutan threatening a major loss to ape conservation. And we lost the future we want for our communities and our planet. As we where activists have prevailed on major movie studios and forest homes from loggers and hunters, and Inaoyom Imong, at least 21 people and a yet-unknown number of orangutans interact with one another and our natural world, we have infinite advertising agencies to eschew the use of live animals. who has spent his life defending the Cross River gorilla’s and other endangered non-human animals in forest-clearing opportunity to choose respect over exploitation, peace over In our social justice work, too, we’ve seen a U.N. com- natural range along the border between Nigeria and Cameroon. fires set by wood harvesters and industrial palm planters violence, trust over fear, and most importantly, love over hate. mitment to investigate anti-LGBT violence and discrimination We also share news of the discovery of a young family of in Indonesia. Those fires also needlessly released obscene I hope their stories inspire you as they do me and worldwide—a potential step toward addressing widespread Hainan gibbons, a species that was on the brink of extinction. amounts of carbon into the atmosphere. strengthen your commitment to a world defined by harmony injustice and, in particular, the shocking rate of murder of We at Arcus are proud to be in partnership with such These terrible setbacks can cause overwhelming gloom and respect—a world that I continue to believe will one day be. our trans sisters. We’ve also seen a rapidly growing number brave and inspiring individuals. Follow the links on each and cynicism. Are we kidding ourselves that we can truly make of countries—including 11 nations where Catholicism is the page of this report to see their stories come alive. Connect substantive progress in the face of these kinds of challenges, predominant denomination—legalizing same-sex marriage. with us on social media, subscribe to our updates, and join and most especially, in the timeline of our own lives? What can Yet, as we know from the U.S. marriage-equality ruling us at our events to learn more about the exceptional work we do that will truly make the difference? in 2015, landmark victories such as these are most often our partners are doing to transform the world we live in. While I believe in the power of philanthropy to catalyze Jon L. Stryker not the end of a struggle but the beginning of a much longer

(inset) © Slobodan Randjelovic´ positive change, it is clear that even an infinite amount of President and Founder process to bring equality where it matters most—to the lives of individuals. Nearly one year to the day after the marriage ruling, the homophobic massacre in Orlando in June 2016 was a horrific reminder of the hatred and violence that Kevin Jennings

(inset) © Jeff Davis continue to target our communities. Executive Director

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SOCIAL JUSTICE

ARCUS IS AMONG THE LARGEST FUNDERS OF LGBT* CAUSES AROUND THE WORLD.

We focus on people and issues at the leading edge of the movement: Lifting the voices of young people, trans people, and people of color; Supporting faith leaders who advocate for inclusion of LGBT people in their religious communities; Partnering with and supporting LGBT people who face hate and violence in their countries around the globe. © Malika Zouhali-Worrall

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*The letters Q and I, included along with LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) are abbreviations for queer and intersex and appear in the following pages when referenced in reports, quotations, or organizational program and mission descriptions.

P_4 P_5 A participant at New York City’s Manhattan U.S. SOCIAL JUSTICE ARCUS FOUNDATION_ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Pride parade observes a minute of silence for those killed in Orlando. Hundreds of LGBT organizations, allies, Muslim groups, and anti-gun violence groups joined forces in support of LGBTQ Latinx* communities to demand an end to hate following the homophobic massacre at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, © Jurek Wajdowicz

on June 12, 2016. © Malika Zouhali-Worrall

Most of the more than 100 anti-LGBT bills proposed by U.S. state legislators in 2016—more than 60 of them resisting compliance with same-sex marriage laws and a record 44 anti-transgender initiatives—failed. U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch on May 9 filed an unprecedented civil rights suit against North Carolina, declaring its “While it’s important anti-trans “bathroom bill” unconstitutional. to understand the unique circumstances Transgender officers can serve openly in the armed forces following a June 2016 of what happened in Pentagon announcement. Orlando, we must not *Latinx is used as a gender-inclusive form of Latino/a. treat this as an isolated event—this happened while many were cele- brating Pride and against the backdrop of harmful anti-LGBTQ legislation sweeping the nation.” —BEVERLY TILLERY, © Spencer Platt / Getty Images NEW YORK CITY ANTI-VIOLENCE PROJECT

MAJORITY OF THE UNITED STATES NOT COVERED BY / Getty Images © Raleigh News & Observer 1 STATE OR LOCAL ANTIDISCRIMINATION PROTECTIONS. To comply with North Carolina’s House Bill 2, Joaquin Carcaño, a 27-year-old trans employee of the state university’s Chapel Hill campus, must walk from his office to a neighboring building to use a unisex restroom. LEARN MORE arcus.link/againstviolence Pulse Massacre IN THE STATES WITHOUT EMPLOYMENT 0 500 Miles 0 100 Miles 0 500 Km 0 100 Km

0 500 Miles OR HOUSING PROTECTIONS ON THE 0 500 Km 28 2 BASES OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION OR Mobilizes United states have no explicit, comprehensive2 additional states, Wisconsin and GENDER IDENTITY, MORE THAN 200 law prohibiting discrimination on the bases New Hampshire, protect their of sexual orientation or gender identity. citizens on the basis of sexual MUNICIPALITIES HAVE STEPPED IN TO ENACT orientation but not gender identity. See inside back cover for footnote detail. LOCAL NONDISCRIMINATION ORDINANCES; Stand Against Violence MORE THAN 20 WERE PASSED IN 2015.

$4,891,000 $595,000 $800,000 $750,000 $1,578,000 $646,000 $892,500 Cumulative support total to end of 2015 GRANTEE SUPPORT American Immigration New York City Lambda Legal Movement Transgender Williams Institute (Follow Learn More link for related story) Civil Liberties Equality Gay and Lesbian Advancement Project Law Center on Sexual Orientation Law Union Anti-Violence Project (Gill Foundation) and Public Policy (UCLA) P_6 P_7 GLOBAL RELIGIONS ARCUS FOUNDATION_ANNUAL REPORT 2015

“I was trained as a The U.N. Human Rights Council agreed in June 2016 to Christian theologian… appoint an independent expert to investigate anti-LGBT violence my tradition is 2000 and discrimination worldwide. The resolution was supported by years old, and I see six Catholic-majority Latin American countries as well as Albania, “It’s very important LGBTQI history as not to assume that totally continuous a member of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. religions are mono- with that history.” —LISA ANDERSON, Pope Francis’s reiteration in June 2016 that he opposes lithic or that states AUBURN SEMINARY anti-LGB discrimination came just a few weeks after Colombia with strong religious became the eleventh predominantly Catholic country to legalize influence cannot make progress same-sex marriage. on LGBTI issues…. Change has been Human Rights Watch called on President Joko Widodo to stand consistently moving by his promises to defend human rights after officials in Indo- toward increasing nesia—a majority Muslim country with no history of same-sex support for LGBTI criminalization—in 2016 issued a series of anti-gay denunciations. communities.” —KIM VANCE, The Anglican Communion voted in January 2016 to suspend ARC INTERNATIONAL © Malika Zouhali-Worrall its U.S. affiliate, the Episcopal Church, from voting or decision- making for three years as a result of its acceptance of same-sex marriage.

“There’s nothing in the Quran that says you can’t be

© Lisa Anderson Muslim and gay.... The language itself does not identify gender. It is the culture that identifies gender…” —IMAM DAAYIEE ABDULLAH, MECCA INSTITUTE, A WASHINGTON, D.C.– BASED ONLINE, INCLUSIVE ISLAMIC SEMINARY

Participants from the Auburn Seminary’s LGBT People of Faith Sojourner Truth Leadership Circle flash mob an Atlanta church service, calling for a halt to race, gender, and police discrimination. Rewrite LEARN “When people put on those vestments of the MORE churches and synagogues and religious institutions, they’re donning the power of those institutions.” arcus.link/LGBTfaith —LISA ANDERSON, AUBURN SEMINARY © Sugarcamp Productions The Scripture

$958,000 $570,756 $1,000,000 $60,000 $125,450 $805,000 Cumulative support total to end of 2015 GRANTEE SUPPORT ARC International Auburn Human Rights Mecca Institute Muslims for Southerners (Follow Learn More link for related story) Theological Watch (Social Good Fund) Progressive On New Ground Seminary Values P_8 P_9 INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS ARCUS FOUNDATION_ANNUAL REPORT 2015

“People who don’t 2,115 trans and gender-diverse people were reported conform to a typical murdered in 65 countries around the world between gender role need a January 1, 2008, and April 30, 2016—1,654 of them in specific kind of Central and South America.3 support. For example, they need to be able Gender-change laws requiring inpatient psychiatric to go to doctors who evaluations, sterilization, and medically unnecessary are going to actually tests remain on the books in dozens of countries, help them and not LEARN just judge them.” including Ukraine and Kazakhstan. MORE —ADO JR., LESBIAN LIFE arcus.link/transviz ASSOCIATION, Ireland passed a law, in July 2015, allowing a simple CÔTE D’IVOIRE process for changing gender on legal documents for anyone over 18, and Thailand’s Gender Equality Act of September outlawed discrimination against gender nonconformity, with punishments including fines or jail sentences.

45 percent of more than 700 survey respondents from nine African countries, from northern to southern Africa, believe that being LGBTI should be a crime; only 36 percent were against criminalization according to a 2016 report.4 See inside back cover for footnote detail.

“The majority of laws around the world…create permissive environments for transphobia, which not only pathologize and stigmatize us, but also LEARN create conditions for acts of violence and hate to be MORE committed with impunity.” arcus.link/GTIbrochure —ZHAN CHIAM, INTERNATIONAL LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANS AND INTERSEX ASSOCIATION (ILGA) Courtesy of ILGA Courtesy THE ARCUS FOUNDATION International Activism AND NOVO FOUNDATION ANNOUNCED A FIVE-YEAR GLOBAL TRANSGENDER INITIATIVE Fights Violence, LEARN IN DECEMBER 2015 TO MAKE AVAILABLE MORE AT LEAST $20 MILLION TOWARD RAISING arcus.link/legalshifts AWARENESS AND IMPROVING ACCESS BY TRANS PEOPLE TO SAFETY, JUSTICE, © Robbie Corey-Boulet © Robbie Seeks Legal Shifts ECONOMIC SECURITY, AND LEGAL EQUALITY.

$1,400,000 $6,087,500* $1,000,000 $350,000 $150,000 $950,675 $5,000 $950,000 $772,000 * Total does not include Cumulative support total to end of 2015 GRANTEE SUPPORT American Jewish Astraea Lesbian Human Rights International Day Initiative for International Les Lesbian Life UHAI-EASHRI Trans Murder funds directed through (Follow Learn More link for related story) World Service Foundation for Watch Against Homophobia Strategic Litigation bian, Gay, Bisexual, Association (East African Sexual Monitoring Project this organization as sponsor Justice and Transphobia in Africa Trans and Intersex (Heartland Alliance) Health and Rights (Transgender P_10 (Comité IDAHO) (Heartland Alliance) Association Initiative) Europe) P_11 Under Julius Kaggwa’s direction, INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS ARCUS FOUNDATION_ANNUAL REPORT 2015 the Uganda-based Support Initiative for People with Congenital Disorders influenced the Ugandan government to include an intersex option on A global movement to stop non-consensual surgery and birth registries and to integrate discrimination against intersex children—those born with physical intersex information into school health curricula. or chromosomal characteristics outside of the typical male/female distinctions—has achieved legal or policy changes in at least 10 countries, including Malta, Uganda, Australia, France, and Germany.

Malta, in 2015, became the first country to outlaw involuntary gender-assignment surgery on children.

The first U.S. lawsuit against doctors who performed intersex surgery without consent, M.C. v. Medical University of South Carolina, was filed in 2013 by interACT and the Southern Poverty Law Center. © Malika Zouhali-Worrall © Margarita Corporan

“The number one issue is stopping unnecessary and irreversible surgeries that are done on intersex children in the U.S. and around © Malika Zouhali-Worrall the world…without their consent.” —KIMBERLY ZIESELMAN, INTERACT (ADVOCATES FOR INFORMED CHOICE) Invisible No More, an Arcus Forum held in Chicago, LEARN “Emotional trauma January 22, 2016, featured an international panel and post-traumatic of intersex activists exploring the landscape of MORE this growing human rights movement. arcus.link/intersexforum stress are very common in our community. Nobody should have to cut themselves to fit in…. BETWEEN ONE AND TWO We are also human beings.”—HIKER CHIU, PERCENT OF ALL HUMANS ARE ORGANIZATION INTERSEX INTERNATIONAL CHINESE, BORN WITH INTERSEX TAIWAN Intersex Activists CHARACTERISTICS— LEARN ABOUT AS FREQUENT AS MORE HAVING RED HAIR—RANGING Reach for Greater arcus.link/intersexactivists FROM RARE TO RELATIVELY COMMON VARIATIONS. Worrall Public Awareness © Malika Zouhali-

$6,087,500* $150,000 $375,000** * Total does not include funds ** Total reflects focus on trans Cumulative support total to end of 2015 GRANTEE SUPPORT Astraea interACT (Advocates Support Initiative for People directed through this and intersex projects in South (Follow Learn More link for related story) Lesbian Foundation for Informed Choice) with Congenital Disorders organization as sponsor Africa and Uganda only for Justice (Gender DynamiX) P_12 P_13 ARCUS FOUNDATION_ANNUAL REPORT 2015

Freedom Sounds Lewis & Clark College North Star Fund Stonewall Equality University of Chicago Center on African-American Many Voices Soulforce GRANTS (Br{ache the Silence lclark.edu northstarfund.org stonewall.org.uk (Black Youth Project) Religion, Sexual Politics manyvoices.org soulforce.org campaign) Portland, OR New York, NY London, United Kingdom blackyouthproject.com & Social Justice Washington, DC Abilene, TX AWARDED IN 2015 freedomsounds.org $100,000 $25,000 $100,000 Chicago, IL (Columbia University) $250,000 $100,000 New York, NY $200,000 carss.columbia.edu SOCIAL JUSTICE $100,000 Lulac Institute Pipeline Project, The StoryCorps New York, NY Mecca Institute (Social Szimpozion Egyesület lulac.org (Astraea Foundation) storycorps.org University of Washington $400,000 Good Fund) melegvagyok.hu PROGRAM Freedom to Marry Washington, DC lgbtpipeline.org Brooklyn, NY (Trans Youth Project) mecca-institute.org Budapest, Hungary freedomtomarry.org $10,000 New York, NY $100,000 transyp.org CWS (Church World Richmond, CA $45,000 New York, NY $200,000 Seattle, WA Service) $60,000 $150,000 National Black Justice Streetwise and Safe $200,000 cwsglobal.org Union Theological Coalition Qwaves (The Center streetwiseandsafe.org New York, NY Muslim Women’s Seminary U.S. SOCIAL JUSTICE Dolores C. Huerta Freemind Beauty nbjc.org for Independent New York, NY Williams Institute, The $125,000 Network UK utsnyc.edu Foundation (The Trans List) Washington, DC Documentary) $150,000 williamsinstitute.law.ucla. mwnuk.co.uk New York, NY Astraea Foundation outlistproject.com $100,000 KumuHina.com edu Duke Islamic Studies Birmingham, $75,000 astraeafoundation.org doloreshuerta.org Sundance Institute Bakersfield, CA Bethesda, MD Haleiwa, HI Los Angeles, CA Center United Kingdom New York, NY $200,000 National Center for $50,000 sundance.org $50,000 $66,000 USC Annenberg School $125,000 islamicstudies.duke.edu $100,000 Lesbian Rights (NCLR) Los Angeles, CA Durham, NC for Communications and $300,000 Equal Rights Center Funders for LGBTQ nclrights.org Race Forward $400,000 Youth and Gender Media $225,000 Muslims for Progressive Journalism Issues San Francisco, CA raceforward.org Project (The Center Values usc.edu Athlete Ally equalrightscenter.org Third Wave Fund Washington, DC lgbtfunders.org $250,000 New York, NY for Independent Euroregional Center for mpvusa.org Los Angeles, CA athleteally.org $100,000 (Proteus Fund) $200,000 $100,000 New York, NY Documentary) Public Initiatives Los Angeles, CA New York, NY $350,000 National Latina Institute thirdwavefund.org youthandgendermediaproject. ecpi.ro $100,000 $100,000 Equality Federation for Reproductive Health Racial Justice Action Brooklyn, NY org Bucharest, Romania Western Cape Provincial Institute Funders Together to End latinainstitute.org Center (Movement $135,000 Los Angeles, CA $50,000 Planned Parenthood Council of Churches Audre Lorde Project Homelessness New York, NY Strategy Center) $45,000 Federation of America sacc.org.za alp.org equalityfederation.org Trans*H4CK (Inner City Portland, OR funderstogether.org $100,000 rjactioncenter.org Faith in Public Life plannedparenthood.org Cape Town, South Africa New York, NY Computer Stars) $75,000 $150,000 Boston, MA Atlanta, GA GLOBAL RELIGIONS* faithinpubliclife.org New York, NY $75,000 $85,000 National LGBTQ $150,000 transhack.org Washington, DC $100,000 Task Force Oakland, CA American Civil Liberties $250,000 Yvette A. Flunder Black Church Center for Equality Ohio Education Union Foundation Fund Gay & Lesbian thetaskforce.org Ruth Ellis Center $ 49,5 0 0 PRRI (Public Religion Foundation Justice & Equality, The Victory Institute Washington, DC ruthelliscenter.org aclu.org Inner Circle, The Research Institute) Oakland, CA theblackchurch.org equalityohio.org Transgender Law Center New York, NY Columbus, OH victoryinstitute.org $200,000 Highland Park, MI theinnercircle.org.za prri.org $100,000 Washington, DC $150,000 transgenderlawcenter.org $100,000 $90,000 Washington, DC Cape Town, South Africa Washington, DC $75,000 $100,000 NQAPIA (National Queer Oakland, CA $50,000 $75,000 Catholics United INTERNATIONAL Equality Pennsylvania $100,000 Asian Pacific Islander SAGE (Services & $25,000 Borealis Philanthropy Alliance) Advocacy $75,000 Education Fund LSE Enterprise Reconciling Ministries HUMAN RIGHTS** borealisphilanthropy.org Education Fund Gender Proud nqapia.org/wpp for Gay, Lesbian, catholicsinalliance.org lse.ac.uk Network Akahatá – Equipo de Minneapolis, MN equalitypa.org Transgender Resource Washington, DC Philadelphia, PA (Women Make Movies) New York, NY Bisexual & London, UK rmnetwork.org Trabajo en Sexualidades $300,000 $100,000 Center of New Mexico $75,000 $68,000 $150,000 genderproud.com Transgender Elders) Chicago, IL y Géneros New York, NY sageusa.org tgrcnm.org $400,000 Brown Boi Project Center for American akahataorg.org Film Forum $50,000 New Voices Pittsburgh New York, NY Albuquerque, NM Malawi Network of Buenos Aires, Argentina (Movement Strategy newvoicespittsburgh.org $100,000 $150,000 Progress Religious Leaders Religious Liberty & Project) filmforum.org americanprogress.org $ 3 7, 5 0 0 New York, NY I’m From Driftwood Pittsburgh, PA Living with or Personally Equality Project brownboiproject.org $50,000 True Colors Fund Washington, DC $35,000 imfromdriftwood.com Southerners on Affected by HIV and (NEO Philanthropy) alQaws for Sexual & Oakland, CA truecolorsfund.org $250,000 Brooklyn, NY New Ground AIDS (MANERELA+) theneodifference.org Gender Diversity in $90,000 New York, NY Forward Together $25,000 North Carolina Black southernersonnewground. manerela.org New York, NY Palestinian Society Repertory Company org $125,000 Lilongwe, Malawi $100,000 California Rural forwardtogether.org alqaws.org Oakland, CA interACT (Advocates for ncblackrep.org Atlanta, GA $75,000 Jerusalem, Israel Legal Assistance Informed Choice) Winston-Salem, NC United We Dream $100,000 $150,000 $70,000 crla.org interactadvocates.org $50,000 Network Oakland, CA Cotati, CA unitedwedream.org $125,000 $75,000 Washington, DC $150,000 Choice USA urge.org Washington, DC $100,000 © Jurek Wajdowicz

LEARN MORE arcus.link/partners Amounts for organizations receiving more than one 2015 grant are listed chronologically by date of approval. * An additional $46,000 in grants was awarded through the Global Religions Program to organizations whose names are excluded from this list due to security concerns. ** An additional $552,415 in grants was awarded through the International Human Rights Program to organizations whose names are excluded from this list due to security concerns.

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American Jewish World Hivos STRATEGIC Bronx AIDS Services FIERCE International Gay and National Parks OutHistory (Fund for Stonewall Library & Trans Student Education Service (AJWS) hivos.nl OPPORTUNITIES boomhealth.org fiercenyc.org Lesbian Human Rights Conservation Association the City of New York) Archives Resources ajws.org The Hague, Netherlands Bronx, NY New York, NY Commission (OutRight npca.org outhistory.org stonewall-museum.org transstudent.org New York, NY $350,000 Advertising Council $50,000 $5,000 Action International) Washington, DC New York, NY Fort Lauderdale, FL Claremont, CA $400,000 adcouncil.org iglhrc.org $100,000 $25,000 $25,000 $2,500 Human Rights Advocates New York, NY Committee on Poetry Film Collaborative, The New York, NY $25,000 ARC International Program (Columbia poetryproject.org/tag/ thefilmcollaborative.org $1,000 National Public Radio Philanthropy New York Stonewall Project, The TransTech Social arc-international.net University) committee-on-poetry Los Angeles, CA npr.org philanthropynewyork.org (Lesbian, Gay, Enterprises (Allied Media Dartmouth, Canada humanrightscolumbia.org Ali Forney Center New York, NY $75,000 Jerusalem Open House Washington, DC New York, NY Bisexual & Trangender Projects) $450,000 New York, NY aliforneycenter.org $50,000 for Pride and Tolerance $150,000 $100,000 Community Center) transtechsocial.org $50,000 New York, NY Food and Friends joh.org.il savestonewall.org Detroit, MI $100,000 Astraea Foundation $64,500 Communicationist, The foodandfriends.org Jerusalem, Israel New Press, The Rockefeller Philanthropy New York, NY $2,500 $10,000 astraeafoundation.org quistapp.com Washington, DC $20,000 thenewpress.com Advisors $25,000 New York, NY International Lesbian, Berwyn Heights, MD $5,000 New York, NY rockpa.org Trans Youth Equality $740,000 Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Alliance For $25,000 $1,000 Justice Now $300,000 New York, NY Sylvia Rivera Law Foundation $50,000 Intersex Organization Full Acceptance Oakland, CA $30,000 Project transyouthequality.org $100,000 ilga.org affa-sc.org Congregation Beit Gender DynamiX $10,000 New York City Lesbian, srlp.org Portland, ME $200,000 Geneva, Switzerland Charleston, SC Simchat Torah of genderdynamix.org.za Gay, Bisexual, and Roust Theatre Company New York, NY $5,000 $5,000 $375,000 New York Cape Town, South Africa La Clinica Del Pueblo Transgender rousttc.com $1,000 Comité IDAHO cbst.org $2,500 lcdp.org Historic Sites Project New York, NY UK Lesbian and Gay dayagainsthomophobia. International Service for American Civil Liberties New York, NY Washington, DC nps.gov/history/ $25,000 Teachers College, Immigration Group org Human Rights Union Foundation $1,000 GetEqual Education $2,500 heritageinitiatives/ $1,000 Columbia University uklgig.org.uk Paris, France ishr.ch aclu.org Fund (NEO Philanthropy) LGBThistory tc.columbia.edu London, United Kingdom $50,000 Geneva, Switzerland New York, NY Equal Justice Initiative getequal.org Many Voices New York, NY Ruth Ellis Center New York, NY $ 7, 6 6 5 $1,000 $131,250 eji.org Riverdale, MD manyvoices.org $50,000 ruthelliscenter.org $5,000 European Region of the Montgomery, AL $5,000 Washington, DC Highland Park, MI University of Chicago International Lesbian, Organization of Asian American/Pacific $100,000 $4,000 New York Public Library $10,000 TGI Justice Project (Black Youth Project) Gay, Bisexual, Trans and American States Islanders in Philanthropy GLBTQ Legal Advocates Astor, Lenox and Tilden (Justice Now) blackyouthproject.com Intersex Association oas.org aapip.org Equality Federation & Defenders Mayor’s Fund to Advance Foundations, The Sexual Minority Youth tgijp.org Chicago, IL ilga-europe.org Washington, DC Oakland, CA Institute glad.org New York City nypl.org Awareness League Oakland, CA $10,000 $50,000 Brussels, Belgium $100,000 equalityfederation.org Boston, MA nyc.gov/fund New York, NY smyal.org $10,000 $262,500 Portland, OR $1,000 New York, NY $25,000 Washington, DC Urban Justice Center Pacific Sexual Diversity Association of Black $5,000 $100,000 $2,500 Theater Offensive urbanjustice.org Fund for Global Human Network Foundation Executives GLSEN New York Shakespeare thetheateroffensive.org New York, NY Rights psdnetwork.org abfe.org Equality Forum glsen.org Metropolitan Community Festival Skowhegan School of Boston, MA $5,000 globalhumanrights.org Nuku’alofa, Tonga New York, NY equalityforum.com New York, NY Church of New York publictheater.org Painting and Sculpting $5,000 $5,000 $1,000 Washington, DC $50,000 Philadelphia, PA $5,000 mccny.org New York, NY skowheganart.org $50,000 New York, NY New York, NY Transgender Law Center Whitman-Walker Clinic $250,000 Atlantic Monthly Group $100,000 Prague Pride Harvard Kennedy School $2,500 $1,000 $10,000 transgenderlawcenter.org whitman-walker.org GATE – Global Action for praguepride.com theatlantic.com Equality Myanmar hrp.law.harvard.edu Oakland, CA Washington, DC Trans* Equality Prague, Czech Republic Washington, DC equalitymyanmar.org Cambridge, MA National Council on Newseum Institute Southerners On New $1,000 $2,500 $100,000 transactivists.org $20,000 Yangon, Burma $2,000 Independent Living newseuminstitute.org Ground $5,000 $15,000 ncil.org southernersonnewground. 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CONSERVATION

ARCUS IS AMONG THE LARGEST FUNDERS OF EFFORTS TO ENSURE THAT OUR FELLOW APES CAN THRIVE—LIVING FULL LIVES ON THEIR OWN TERMS IN THEIR NATURAL HABITATS.

We work to: Reconcile socioeconomic development and conservation activities in the landscapes where the great apes live; Improve respect for and recognition of the intrinsic value of apes; Build an integrated and coordinated ape conservation movement; Grow recognition and consideration of apes in larger, adjacent conservation movements. © Annette Lanjouw

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P_18 P_19 CONSERVATION OF APES ARCUS FOUNDATION_ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Courtesy of the Zoological Society London.Courtesy The effects of habitat loss, hunting, and illegal trade on the world’s most endangered ape prompted the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) to name 2015 the Year of the Gibbon to raise awareness about its risk of extinction across its range of 10 Southeast Asian countries. GIBBONS UNDER THREAT The 2015 discovery in China of three Hainan gibbons by the Zoological

Society of London brings to 28 the entire population of this most endangered CRITICALLY of all gibbon species. ENDANGERED

Scientists recommend that an additional 4 of the 28 gibbon taxa be Hainan crested gibbon uplisted to the endangered or critically endangered categories on the IUCN GENUS: Nomascus SPECIES: hainanus Red List; confirmation is expected in fall 2016.5 See inside back cover for footnote detail.

ALL GIBBON SPECIES WHOSE POPULATION Eastern black crested (Cao Vit) gibbon SIZES ARE KNOWN ARE RANKED BY IUCN AS GENUS: Nomascus VULNERABLE, ENDANGERED, SPECIES: nasutus OR CRITICALLY ENDANGERED Extremely high risk of extinction ACROSS THEIR HOME RANGES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA. Courtesy of the Zoological Society London Courtesy ENDANGERED

© Nguyen Van Truong © Nguyen Van Moloch (Silvery) gibbon GENUS: Hylobates A Hainan gibbon mother SPECIES: moloch holds her infant in the “We need a global canopy at Bawangling strategy to under- National Nature Reserve Very high risk of extinction on the southern Chinese stand and tackle island of Hainan. the larger threats, such as climate change and the VULNERABLE wildlife trade.” —BENJAMIN RAWSON, FAUNA & FLORA INTERNATIONAL, AND Eastern hoolock gibbon GENUS: Hoolock FOUNDER OF IUCN SPECIES: leuconedys SPECIES SURVIVAL COMMISSION SECTION ON SMALL APES ’ High risk of extinction An infant of four to six months was among the three Hainan gibbons discovered at Bawangling National Nature Reserve in Worlds Rarest Ape 2015 by the Zoological Society of London.

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$3,931,550 $2,131,6326 $140,000 $2,564,498 $1,118,116 Cumulative support total to end of 2015 GRANTEE SUPPORT Fauna & Flora International Union for Silvery Gibbon Wildlife Zoological (Follow Learn More link for related story) International Conservation of Nature Project Conservation Society of (U.K. and U.S.) (U.S. and Switzerland) Society London P_20 P_21 CONSERVATION OF APES ARCUS FOUNDATION_ANNUAL REPORT 2015

Smuggling of orangutans from © Jabruson (jabruson.photoshelter.com) Indonesia is among the threats The first arrest and jailing of a wildlife trafficker in Indonesia’s Aceh province in 2015 to the Sumatran great ape, —for attempting to sell baby Sumatran orangutans on Facebook—was a victory for whose population has declined by more than 80 percent those fighting to conserve the remaining 6,500 of this endangered ape. over the last 75 years. Forest fires raged out of control in late 2015 across parts of Sumatra and the Indonesian part of Borneo—the result of peatland-conversion practices by oil-palm growers, among others. Fires and smoke killed at least 21 people, according to official sources, and unknown numbers of orangutans and other animals. photoshelter.com) © Jabruson (jabruson. The Orangutan Information Centre, working with Indonesia’s national park authorities, reclaimed 200 hectares of forestland from encroachers in 2015 and planted

the first 25 hectares with 27,500 indigenous tree seedlings.

“It’s shocking that people still want to buy orangutans. They just kill the mothers. They don’t really care.” —PANUT HADISISWOYO, ORANGUTAN INFORMA- TION CENTRE, RECIPIENT OF THE 2015 WHITLEY

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Courtesy of Mark Harrison / Orangutan TropicalCourtesy Peatland Project arcus.link/farmingforum Hotspots detected (August-December 2015)

Orangutan distribution BRUNEI

MALAYSIA © Margarita Corporan Law Enforcement, INDONESIA Thirty percent of 2015 fire hotspots in Arcus Forum Farming for the Future, Washington, D.C., Kalimantan, Borneo, November 2, 2015. An international panel of experts occurred within the discussed the challenges facing industrial agriculture when Education Lead to orangutan’s range. farming in the ranges of orangutans and other great apes.

INDONESIA’S 2015 FOREST FIRES Breakthroughs for LEARN ARE ESTIMATED TO HAVE EMITTED AS MORE MUCH CARBON INTO THE ATMOSPHERE arcus.link/orangutanbreakthroughs IN A SINGLE DAY AS SOME INDUSTRIALIZED Orangutans NATIONS RELEASE IN A YEAR.

$1,850,000 $27,225 $300,000 $360,397 $639,000 $300,000 Cumulative support total to end of 2015 GRANTEE SUPPORT Greenpeace Orangutan Information Whitley Fund Orangutan Tropical International Animal Rescue WWF Indonesia (Follow Learn More link for related story) Centre / Sumatran Orangutan for Nature Peatland Project (Borneo (Yayasan IAR Indonesia) (World Wildlife Fund) Society (PanEco Foundation) Nature Foundation) P_23 P_22 CONSERVATION OF APES ARCUS FOUNDATION_ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Courtesy of Environment and RuralCourtesy Development Foundation Alliances formed by community groups in southern Nigeria during the last 10 years have created a more hospitable environment for the Cross River gorilla—the world’s rarest gorilla—of which fewer than 300 remain in their forest homes along the Nigeria-Cameroon border. THE BIENNIAL LIST OF The Cross River population has stabilized, and possibly THE WORLD’S increased slightly over the past decade, the result of community education and better law enforcement, including lengthy prison 25 MOST sentences for illegal logging and killing of apes and elephants. ENDANGERED 7 20 rangers trained in 2015 by the Wildlife Conservation Society PRIMATES HAS use GPS devices to pinpoint threats such as logging or snares in FEATURED THE Nigeria’s Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary. CROSS RIVER GORILLA MULTIPLE TIMES, ALONG WITH THE GRAUER’S GORILLA, NOW CONSIDERED

Courtesy of WCS Nigeria Program THE MOST ENDANGERED GORILLA SUB-SPECIES. See inside back cover for footnote detail.

NIGERIA

Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary CAMEROON Area of Detail

© Whitley Fund for Nature © Whitley Fund Mbe “A couple of years Mountains Takamanda Upper National Park Mbulu ago, we thought Cross River National Park that the Cross Okwangwo Division River gorilla had Kagwene Gorilla Sanctuary gone extinct …. Communities NIGERIA CAMEROON There are now Mono River vast areas of Forest Reserve good habitat for Join Forces to LEARN the population MORE to potentially expand.” Tofala Hills arcus.link/crossrivergorilla —INAOYOM IMONG, WILDLIFE CROSS RIVER GORILLA RANGE 0 5 10 15 20 km CONSERVATION Protect the SOCIETY CROSS Known Cross River RIVER LANDSCAPE Gorilla Population National Park Forest Reserve Wildlife Sanctuary PROJECT Community Forest River International Border

Reproduced from Regional Action Plan for the Conservation of the Cross River Gorilla (Gorilla gorilla diehli) 2014–2019, Cross River Gorilla © 2014 IUCN/SSC Primate Specialist Group and Wildlife Conservation Society

$989,708 $2,131,6326 $2,564,498 $300,000 Cumulative support total to end of 2015 GRANTEE SUPPORT Conservation International Union for Wildlife Conservation Whitley Fund (Follow Learn More link for related story) International Conservation of Nature Society for Nature Foundation (U.S. and Switzerland) P_24 P_25 WELL-BEING OF CAPTIVE APES ARCUS FOUNDATION_ANNUAL REPORT 2015 © Save the Chimps Of 1,645 chimpanzees in the United States, about half live in accredited See inside back cover for footnote detail. sanctuaries and zoos, but others still languish in biomedical research facilities (675),8 the entertainment industry (9), and unaccredited zoos (120).9

The 2016 blockbuster remake of The Jungle Book is the latest in a growing number of movie productions that eschew the use of live animals. The film’s director, John Favreau, won the 2016 Innovation Award from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) for the use of A PETA ad campaign protests the use of live animals in the CBS TV computer-generated imagery. show Zoo.10

The top 10 advertising agencies in the United States, and national brands like Geico insurance, pledged between 2012 and 2015 to halt the use of great apes in commercials after a PETA campaign that included a video exposé on their mistreatment in the entertainment industry.

The U.S. National Institutes of Health announced that it would no longer reserve 50 chimpanzees for future research needs; 19 were transferred in 2016 from Texas Biomed to the Louisiana-based federal sanctuary Chimp Haven. This followed the 2015 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service “uplisting” of their status to endangered species.

“We pressure studios not to use animals, not just because it’s

© Michael Kovac wrong [to force them to perform]… Joe, a 27-year-old chimpanzee, but because of specific evidence discarded by a Hollywood of cruelty and other violations of trainer to the unaccredited the Animal Welfare Act...”. Mobile Zoo, languished in solitary —DAN MATHEWS, PETA confinement for 17 years before being released in April 2016 to LEARN Save the Chimps as a result of MORE a lawsuit by PETA. arcus.link/actingforum

Arcus Forum Against Their Wills, Los Angeles, September 30, 2015. Experts and advocates explored the latest thinking and ethical issues surrounding the use of animals in entertainment.

ANIMALS USED IN U.S. ENTERTAINMENT LEARN MORE arcus.link/hollywoodending A Hollywood 46 9 4 120chimpanzees chimpanzees chimpanzees orangutans Ending Within

held by held by breeders held by the roadside zoos. or as pets—including entertainment former “actors” industry. Our Grasp? who have been discarded. Data courtesy of PETA

$318,250 $1,901,984 $451,000 $45,398,203 $1,155,068 Cumulative support total to end of 2015 GRANTEE SUPPORT People for the Lincoln Park Animal Protection Save the Chimps The Humane Society (Follow Learn More link for related story) Ethical Treatment Zoological Society of New Mexico of the United States of Animals P_26 P_27 ARCUS FOUNDATION_ANNUAL REPORT 2015

GRANTS AWARDED IN 2015 GREAT APES PROGRAM

CONSERVATION OF APES Mountain Gorilla Cleveland Amory Black Save the Chimps Fauna & Flora International Veterinary Project Beauty Ranch (The Humane savethechimps.org fauna-flora.org gorilladoctors.org Society of the United States) Fort Pierce, FL Cambridge, United Kingdom Davis, CA blackbeautyranch.org $1,96 8,3 0 0 $650,000 $280,000 Murchison, TX $6,000 $1,000 Global Eye Trust Mongabay.org Silvery Gibbon Project global-eye.co/ge Emerald City, CA Friends of Bonobos silvery.org.au Port Louis, Mauritius $20,000 friendsofbonobos.org Perth, Australia $70,000 Minneapolis, MN $105,000 Orangutan Foundation $50,000 Global Greengrants Fund orangutan.org Tacugama Chimpanzee greengrants.org London, United Kingdom Global Federation of Animal Sanctuary State of the Apes: Boulder, CO $71,554 Sanctuaries tacugama.com Industrial Agriculture and $300,000 sanctuaryfederation.org Freetown, Sierra Leone RESOLVE Washington, DC $50,000 Ape Conservation Gunung Palung Orangutan resolve.org $100,000 Conservation Program Washington, DC Wildlife Impact The second volume in a Humane Society of the wildlifeimpact.org savegporangutans.org $50,000 series exploring the major threats Boston, MA United States, The Portland, OR University of Kent $150,000 humanesociety.org $40,025 facing great apes and gibbons kent.ac.uk/dice Washington, DC Canterbury, United Kingdom and opportunities for reconciling Health In Harmony $60,000 STRATEGIC $75,000 economic and social development healthinharmony.org OPPORTUNITIES Portland, OR In Defense of Animals Wildlife Conservation Society with biodiversity conservation. $300,000 idausa.org American Museum of wcs.org Portland, OR Natural History arcus.link/sotavol2 Hutan – Kinabatangan Orangutan Bronx, NY $80,000 amnh.org Conservation Project $400,000 New York, NY Purchase the book: hutan.org.my International Animal Rescue $15,000 Zoological Society of London stateoftheapes.com/themes/ Sandakan, Malaysia internationalanimalrescue.org zsl.org $800,000 Tamansari Ciapus, Indonesia Animal Protection of cambridge-university-press London, United Kingdom $275,000 New Mexico International Institute for $300,000 apnm.org Environment and Development International Primate Albuquerque, NM iied.org WELL BEING OF Protection League $1,000 ippl.org London, United Kingdom APES IN CAPTIVITY $50,000 Summerville, SC Humane Society of the Animal Protection of $180,000 United States, The International Union for New Mexico humanesociety.org Conservation of Nature apnm.org Lincoln Park Zoological Society Washington, DC iucn.org Albuquerque, NM lpzoo.org $30,000 Gland, Switzerland $100,000 Chicago, IL $100,000 $356,062 International Animal Rescue Center for Great Apes $ 28,125 internationalanimalrescue.org centerforgreatapes.org Nonhuman Rights Project Tamansari Ciapus, Indonesia Jane Goodall Institute Wauchula, FL nonhumanrights.org $14,000 janegoodall.org $245,000 Coral Springs, FL Vienna, VA $14,000 $100,000 Thinking Animals $2,000,000 thinkinganimalsunited.org Chimpanzee Sanctuary People for the Ethical New York, NY LEAP (Land Empowerment Northwest Treatment of Animals (PETA) $200,000 Animals People) chimpsanctuarynw.org peta.org leapspiral.org Cle Elum, WA Norfolk, VA Village Enterprise Fund Oakland, CA $4,000 $268,250 villageenterprise.org © Karen Payne $350,000 San Carlos, CA Project Primates $5,000 Lincoln Park Zoological Society projetprimates.com lpzoo.org Washington, DC Chicago, IL $15,000 $300,000 LEARN LEARN $33,000 MORE MORE arcus.link/partners Amounts for organizations receiving more than one 2015 stateoftheapes.com grant are listed chronologically by date of approval.

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COMBINED CONSOLIDATED ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $ 16,030,239 Accrued interest and dividends 217,968 STATEMENT Due from investment managers 352,827 OF FINANCIAL Prepaid federal excise tax 85,482 Property, equipment, and leasehold improvements (net) 1,440,392 POSITION as of Dec. 31, 2015 Grants Awarded, Investments 161,555,464 Net Refunds/ **Strategic Operating Expenses Rescinded* Opportunities Other assets 537,681 $4,180,450 $28,701,656 $2,666,107 SOCIAL JUSTICE PROGRAM Total Assets $ 180,220,053 International Human Rights $5,935,165 LIABILITIES Grants payable (net) $ 17,340,224 Programmatic GREAT APES PROGRAM Accounts payable and accrued expenses 798,190 Expenses Apes in Captivity $6,927,561 $4,017,637 SOCIAL JUSTICE PROGRAM Deferred federal excise tax 1,250,000 Global Religions Deferred rent 756,343 $39,809,667 $29,496,088 $3,460,000

Total Liabilities $ 20,144,757 GREAT APES PROGRAM SOCIAL JUSTICE PROGRAM Net Assets 160,075,296 Conservation of Apes U.S. Social Justice $6,327,679 $7,089,500 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 180,220,053

This Consolidated Statement of Financial Position is a combined statement for the Arcus Foundation and the Arcus Operating Foundation. The Arcus Operating Foundation supports the mission of the Arcus Foundation through convenings, research, and special projects that increase philanthropic engagement. GRANTS AND OPERATING EXPENSES 2015 GRANTS AWARDED 2015 © Jurek Wajdowicz

* This figure has been adjusted to include refunds and rescinded amounts totaling $794,432 ** Strategic support to mission-related opportunities

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BOARD MEMBERS EXECUTIVE TEAM STAFF MEMBERS UNITED STATES STAFF MEMBERS UNITED KINGDOM FOOTNOTES 1 Reproduced from data provided by the Jon Stryker Kevin Jennings Rodrigo Aguiar Rachel Kimber Linh M. Nguyen Adam Phillipson Movement Advancement Project’s map titled Founder and Board President Executive Director Executive Assistant to the Grants Manager Senior Accountant Great Apes Program Officer Non-Discrimination Laws, http://www.lgbtmap. Executive Office org/equality-maps/non_discrimination_laws Stephen Bennett Annette Lanjouw Roz Lee Ericka Novotny Helga Rainer (accessed July 26, 2016) Board Member Vice President, Strategic Initiatives Bianca Alston Director, Social Justice Initiatives Director, Grants Management Director, Conservation Program 2 Comprehensive protections cover and Great Apes Program Finance and Operations Assistant discrimination in housing, employment, and Evelynn M. Hammonds Erica Lim Lia M. Parifax Marie Stevenson public accommodations (such as hotels or Board Member Jason McGill Heather Antonissen Social Justice Program Manager Director, Executive Initiatives Program Manager / U.K. Office Manager restaurants). One state, Utah, has protections Vice President, Communications Assistant against housing and employment discrimination Janet Mock but not public-accommodation discrimination. Social Justice Programs Daniel Maiuri Cindy Rizzo 3 Board Member Monica Charles Social Justice Program Senior Advisor, Joint update by Trans Murder Monitoring project and International Day Against Homophobia, Thomas W. Nichols Grants Manager Administrative Coordinator Evaluation and Strategy Catherine Pino Transphobia & Biphobia Vice President, 4 ILGA-RIWI 2016 Global Attitudes Survey on Board Member Finance and Operations Adrian R. Coman Andy Marra Stephanie Wade LGBTI People in partnership with Logo Director, Communications Manager Administrative Assistant 5 Northern yellow-cheeked gibbon (Nomascus Slobodan Randjelovic´ Bryan Simmons International Human Rights Program annamensis); Southern white-cheeked crested Board Member Vice President, Communications Linda May Daniel Werner gibbon (Nomascus siki); Yunnan white-handed Desiree Flores Director, Captive Apes Program Social Justice Program Associate gibbon (Hylobates lar yunnanensis); Mishmi Hills Jeff Trandahl Jennene Tierney Director, hoolock (Hoolock hoolock mishmiensis) Board Member Vice President, Human Resources U.S. Social Justice Program Randall Miller Eileen Young 6 Correction to cumulative total listed in 2014 Director, Global Religions Program Office Manager Annual Report Darren Walker Linda Ho 7 Primates in Peril, a biennial publication by IUCN Board Member Controller Stephanie Myers SSC Primate Specialist Group, International Online Communications Manager Primatological Society, Conservation Melvin Jung International, and Bristol Zoological Society. Sebastian Naidoo 8 Chimpcare.org accessed on July 26, 2016 Accounting and Human Resources 9 Director, Global Media Data from PETA reports Associate 10 Created by Michael Stango and Jonathan Hirsch, VCU Brandcenter under the direction of Mike Lear of Erwin Penland, with Hey Beautiful Jerk creating the chimpanzee using computer-generated imagery

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