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Facing History and Ourselves Annual Report 2011 Facing History and Ourselves is an international educational and professional development organization whose mission is to engage students of diverse backgrounds in an examination of racism, prejudice, and antisemitism in order to promote the development of a more humane and informed citizenry. By studying the historical development of the Holocaust and other examples of genocide, students make the essential connection between history and the moral choices they confront in their own lives. and courageous programming . . . . At a time when more and more of our population is ignorant about history, and when the media challenge the distinction between truth and fiction–indeed, the very existence of truth–it is clear you must continue to be the standard.”

As we face the challenge of bringing effective civic education to schools, with studies documenting the decline of student engagement, tolerance, civic skills, knowledge of history and of the Holocaust, we must strengthen our efforts to preserve civil society. Over the next five years, Facing History plans to double the number of Facing History teachers imple- A MESSAGE FROM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR menting in classrooms worldwide and the number MARGOT STERN STROM of students reached in those classrooms, enabling transformative dialogue and action around the world. “After a week at Facing History I We see the demand and are poised to meet it. came home feeling profoundly en- This year, Facing History received a transformational couraged about the potential for a investment from a visionary donor. Richard and Su- san Smith, and the Richard and Susan Smith Family restitution of meaning and purpose Foundation, have committed $15.5 million to fund in my own teaching, and consider- a full revision of Facing History and Ourselves: Ho- locaust and Human Behavior, and endow the Smith ably more hopeful for the possibili- Family Provost at Facing History. This extraordinary ties of education at large.” gift will enable Facing History to fully review, update, and infuse new scholarship into our core resource, all -Facing History teacher within a digital framework that makes the lessons of history accessible to students everywhere. The Smith This annual report thanks you on behalf of the thou- Family Provost will play a key role in preserving the sands of teachers who, like the seminar participant quality of our organization, advancing our mission quoted above, have the opportunity to learn with us and strategic vision, and inspiring new generations of and with their fellow educators. We are grateful for supporters. our extraordinary board leadership, our loyal and generous supporters, our staff and volunteers, and We brought our boards, friends, and staff to Wash- the educators and students who participate in our ington and New York to do what Facing History does programs. best: teach and learn together and create our future. We began the celebration of Seth Klarman’s 16 years Today, Facing History’s work is more important than of leadership of the Board of Directors. Seth was ever. As Howard Gardner, professor at the Harvard interviewed by Charlie Rose and toasted by all. He Graduate School of Education, says, “Facing History will now co-chair the Board of Trustees with Dana and Ourselves has become a standard for ambitious Smith. A fund is being established in the Klarman The health of our democratic society depends on ing them the same favor that a board member did for family name to endow the Executive Directorship of engaging and quality civic education. We share the me and Beth 21 years ago. I have learned about the Facing History. responsibility, the obligation, and the opportunity complexity of organizations, and the challenges and to continue to enrich and preserve the excellence opportunities that come with growth and change. On a personal note, Seth has been my partner, of Facing History’s work. At a time when trends trusted editor, and wise leader to all my colleagues demonstrate a lack of both empathy and students’ My Facing History-centric lens allows me to see with at Facing History. As we grew, the relationship with belief that they can make a difference, your support greater clarity the problems that face democratic Seth and his family deepened. Beth Klarman created and leadership gives teachers the skills to become societies and the solutions that are within our grasp. the first New England Advisory Board and served with better teachers who engage students in deep learning I have greatly enjoyed the deep friendships with board members engaged in a shared mission with Seth as a leader in building this international organi- that influences the decisions they make for the rest common purpose. I have formed lifelong friendships zation. Both Beth and Seth’s philanthropy and part- of their lives. with many members of Facing History’s amazing, nership have been extraordinarily important to Facing tireless, and inspiring staff. I know of virtually no History. Their wisdom, intellect, and generosity have “We know that [Facing History has] other organization with as many talented and deeply supported and guided our organization and prepared A MESSAGE FROM BOARD CHAIR committed team members, moving mountains to turn us for the future, poised to attract new families and made an impact when [students are] SETH A. KLARMAN a vision into a reality. Millions upon millions of ado- new leaders. Seth’s active partnership going forward not thinking anymore just about lescents have benefitted from this crucially important as we develop new content and forge Facing History’s Several years ago, my rabbi explained to the congre- work. I know that I have grown as a leader through future will continue to strengthen us. gation the vicissitudes of the ebb and flow of life. In their class and their life, but they’re the support of our board members, donors, and staff. life we receive gifts and then we have to give them thinking about how their voice can back. Our loved ones, our careers, our health are We welcome Tracy Palandjian to lead our organiza- The work of Facing History must continue if our precious gifts. We have them and hold onto them for tion as Chair of the Board of Directors. Tracy is an make a difference in this world.” children and grandchildren are to inhabit the world a while, but then, something changes, and we lose inspirational business, philanthropic, and community that we wish them to. In these tumultuous years of -School principal, New York our hold on them and have to give them back. I have leader who has assumed multiple leadership roles in economic difficulty, fading dreams, rising inequality, had the gift for 16 years of serving as Chair of the the 12 years she has been involved with Facing His- disillusionment with our leaders, revolutions through- Board of Directors of Facing History and Ourselves. tory and helped us extend our reach and impact. out the Arab and Muslim world, and social unrest It has been as special a gift as I have known. But here at home, we must not be passive observers as now, in the best interest of Facing History, it is time Kwame Anthony Appiah is the new Chair of the if we were watching a depressing movie with no role for me to move on; it is time for me to give it back. Board of Scholars, succeeding Martha Minow, dean in the ending. Facing History reminds us that the I will still be around to help, but I will no longer be of Harvard Law School, who will remain on our ending is not written and that we will determine the Chair of the Board of Directors. I will co-chair the Board. Anthony is a leading scholar at Princeton Uni- ending. Our democracy depends on it. The next gen- Board of Trustees with Dana Smith. Tracy Palandjian versity whose writing on political and moral theory, eration relies on it. Our conscience demands it. We was named as Chair of the Board of Directors at the the philosophy of language and mind, and African must be tireless, relentless, and focused in our work, November 2 Annual Meeting of the Board of Trust- intellectual history have informed our work for many teaching the next generation the lessons of history, ees and Directors. I could not be more confident years. instilling in them the ability to stand in the shoes of that Tracy will lead this organization to new heights others and become deep moral thinkers. of excellence and organizational success. These chairs are joining our strong and continuing I extend my deepest thanks to the board members, board leaders. All are a testimony to Facing History’s Over these wonderful years, I got much more from friends, and supporters whose generosity is high- excellence, the quality of our scholarship, and our Facing History than I was able to give it. I have be- lighted in this annual report. It has been and will commitment to global education. come a better, more nuanced leader. I have become continue to be an honor to work with you to achieve a more confident fundraiser, secure that when I our shared goals. introduce someone to Facing History, I am likely do-

2 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 3 The Allstate Foundation

One of Facing History’s most significant public initiatives is a series of Community Conversations presented in partnership with The Allstate Foundation. These events, hosted across the country, bring prominent scholars, authors, filmmakers, and policy leaders to participate in discussions about civic engagement, individual, and collective responsibility, and compassion. Since its inception in 2005, the Community Conversations series has reached more than 40,000 teachers, students, parents, policy makers, and members of the broader community who come together to learn from some of the most influencial voices on the chal- The Smith Family lenges facing our society.

Recent speakers included Roxana Saberi, author of Between Two Worlds: My Life and Captivity in Iran; Daniel Goldhagen, author of Worse Than War: Genocide, Eliminationism and the Ongoing Assault on Humanity; Wes Moore, author of The Richard and Susan Smith and the Richard and core resource, all within a digital framework that Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates; human rights activ- Susan Smith Family Foundation are making a trans- makes the lessons of history accessible to students ist John Prendergast and Oscar-nominated actor Don Chea- formational gift to Facing History and Ourselves. The everywhere. The Smith Family Provost will play a key dle, authors of The Enough Moment (pictured bottom), and Smiths have committed $15.5 million to fund a full role in extending the quality that has been created, Maya Lin, internationally-acclaimed artist, National Medal of revision of Facing History and Ourselves: Holocaust advancing our mission and strategic vision, and Arts winner, and designer of the Vietnam War Memorial and and Human Behavior, and to endow the Smith Fam- inspiring new generations of supporters. the Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery, Alabama. ily Provost at Facing History. “The Smith family has been part of Facing History “That was an amazing experience!” one participant wrote In making the gift, Mr. Smith said, “Warmest con- since 1983, and they have led our organization with after hearing Roxana Saberi speak in Cleveland. “We faced gratulations to you, Margot, and all at Facing History distinction and vision. Dick and Susan have been ex- history last night—literally.” who have worked so hard to make the organization emplary leaders and we are privileged that Dana and what it is today. I am proud to have been a part of Rob Smith lead us now. Their family has been at the To learn more, go to Facing History’s past, but I am even prouder to make forefront of Facing History’s growth, encouraging our facinghistory.org/communityconversations. this new gift aimed at helping Facing History carry program growth and technological transformation,” out its vital mission for decades to come.” said Margot Stern Strom, president and executive Pictured top: Thomas J. Wilson, Chairman, President and director. Chief Executive Officer, The Allstate Corporation. This visionary gift will enable Facing History to fully review, update, and infuse new scholarship into our Pictured: Members of the Smith family at the New England Benefit dinner, April 27, 2011.

4 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 5 99% of seminar THANKS TO YOUR participants say they would recommend a SUPPORT . . . Facing History . Facing History and Ourselves has pro- seminar to their vided professional development for more than 29,000 educators. Our network of colleagues. trained educators reaches more than 2,000,000 students each year. In fiscal year 2011, more than 7,600 educators participated in 314 professional develop- 94% of Facing History ment offerings, which included in-depth students are more seminars and in-person and online workshops. likely to recognize the dangers of racial or . In fiscal year 2011, our website, facing history.org, had over 1,000,000 religious stereotyping. visits from people in 216 countries and territories.

. Facing History created two new study guides for educators this year: Democracy in Action accompanies the PBS American Ex- perience filmFreedom Riders, and Teaching “Reporter” accompanies the feature documentary about New York Times journalist Nicholas Kristof on a reporting trip to central Africa.

. Facing History celebrates outstanding teachers. We chose 27 new teachers to receive Margot Stern Strom Teaching Awards in 2011. They are among 178 teachers who have received this recognition since its inception in 2006.

Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 7 The work of Facing History and Ourselves is essential, and more so every day. Challenging times create 2011 GIFT REPORT economic and social pressures that can undermine the most basic human values. Facing History teaches students that they should never accept what they A MESSAGE FROM USHA PASI see at face value, but to question what is presented, CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER examine it from different perspectives, and weigh it morally. By encouraging self-reflection and stepping Dear Friends, into the shoes of others, Facing History provides stu-

dents with a framework to make moral choices and to Giving to Facing History reached a record level in Each of you stopped to think about the critical appreciate the impact of those choices. Through our fiscal year 2011. In addition to receiving the largest relationship between education and civil society this content and pedagogy, Facing History connects in an commitment in our history, the number of donors year; you gave of your time and resources; and you explicit way what students learn in the classroom to reached an all-time high, and we were honored to brought new friends to Facing History and Ourselves. complexities in the world and life beyond. A MESSAGE FROM TRACY P. PALANDJIAN meet the Memphis Challenge through an extraordi- You understand the importance of Facing History’s ELECTED CHAIR, BOARD OF DIRECTORS work, and you are helping to build a global society I am committed to bringing Facing History to as nary response from donors. We continue to fund the NOVEMBER 2, 2011 many students, teachers, schools, and communities majority of our operating budget with gifts and grants that links a deep and rigorous understanding of his- as can possibly be reached, and energized to embark from individuals, foundations, and corporations, and tory to a future defined by thoughtful, compassionate I am honored and humbled to be succeeding Seth on this new leadership role to help make it happen. we are indebted to every donor for their belief in the choices and civic participation. Klarman as Chair of the Board of Directors of The need today could not be more profound. effectiveness and importance of Facing History. Facing History and Ourselves, and deeply moved by the trust placed in me by this extraordinary organization.

When I first became involved with Facing History a dozen years ago, I expected that I would be sup- SUSTAINING GIFT PROGRAM porting an important cause, learning something new, and meeting engaging people. These expecta- tions have been met and then some. What I never For more than three decades, Facing History has engaged students in the study of history and anticipated–or even realized was possible–was ethical decision-making in order to teach civic responsibility, tolerance, courage, and compassion. how much this mission, this organization, and the With increasing demand from schools and teachers, and impact data that demonstrates the “family” would come to mean to me. I believe I have become a better student. A better parent. A continued effectiveness of our work, Facing History depends on the increased investment of annual better citizen. I have been given new tools to support from leadership donors to reach more students each year. assess information and new lenses to see the world. Facing History and Ourselves’ Sustaining Gift Program has grown to include 86 families, And I have been inspired to choose to participate. foundations, and corporations. These major commitments are the cornerstone of our work and program planning. Multiyear commitments and annual gifts of $100,000 or more are recognized in the Sustaining Gift Program. This list reflects commitments or gifts received from July 1, 2010 to February 9, 2012.

8 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 9 CHAIRMAN’S SOCIETY Judy Wise & Sheldon Baskin Patricia S. & Paul C. Gannon Leslie & Cliff Gilbert-Lurie Commitments of Michael J. Zamkow and Rachel Goldstein & James Elkind Sandra & Philip Gordon ENDOWMENT OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTORSHIP OF FACING HISTORY AND OURSELVES: $15,000,000 or more Sue E. Berman Charitable Google Ads The Marc Haas Foundation A TRIBUTE TO SETH KLARMAN Richard and Susan Smith Foundation Inter-Action, Citizenship and Nancy & Jeffrey Halis Family Foundation Immigration Canada Karen G. Harrison & Richard & Susan Smith SUSTAINING CIRCLE Jacobson Family Foundation Walter G. Freedman Facing History is celebrating Seth Klarman’s chairmanship of the Board of Directors by endowing John, Amy, Jennifer, Commitments of Lasky Charitable Lead Trust Floy B. & Amos Kaminski James & Elizabeth Berylson $500,000 or more Rachael & Marshall Levine Nancy & Daniel S. Katz the Executive Directorship of Facing History and Ourselves. This list includes gifts made to honor Seth Robert & Dana Smith The Rita Allen Foundation and Natasha & Harlan Levine Ruth Lazarus & through February 9, 2012. Debra & Jessica Knez The Blumenthal Family Lisa & James F. Mooney, III Michael S. Feldberg Einhorn Family Charitable Trust Plough Foundation Karen S. & George D. Levy HISTORY MAKER The Jim Joseph Foundation Pritzker Traubert Family Barbara Goodwin Manilow Anonymous (5) The Marc Haas Foundation Laura Aryeh Murawczyk & Katrin & Tony Sosnick Commitments of Mark & Anla Cheng Kingdon Foundation Mindy & Reuben Munger Amy & David Abrams Pam Haas & Clarence Schwab Richard Murawczyk Brian & Stephanie Spector $5,000,000 or more Foundation Jack and Harriet Rosenfeld Jo Ann & Stuart C. Nathan Cliff Asness Nancy & Jeffrey Halis Rivka & Peter Nelson Dorothy & John Sprague The Klarman Family Foundation Julie & Paul Leff Foundation Loren Pack & Rob Beyer Rhoda Baruch Kristy & Rob Harteveldt Alexandra & Michael C. Nolan Fredericka & Howard H. Estate of Caryl W. Zighera Edmond J. Safra Foundation Tracy & Leon Palandjian The Blumenthal Family Ann & Mason Hawkins Jane & Daniel Och Stevenson DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE Samberg Family Foundation Polk Bros. Foundation Deenie & Frank P. Brosens Jacobson Family Foundation Lisa & Richard Paige Chris & Bill Stokes Commitments of BENEFACTOR’S CIRCLE The Sandler Family Poss Family Foundation The Honorable Ann W. Brown & Cynthia R. & Andrew S. Janower Tracy & Leon Palandjian Margot Stern Strom & $2,500,000 or more Commitments of Leonard Stern Righteous Persons Foundation Donald A. Brown Elizabeth E. & Daniel J. Jick The Palermo Ravich Foundation Terry Strom Sally & Michael Gordon $250,000 or more Charlotte & Herb Wagner Susan & Daniel E. Rothenberg Mary & William Buckley Robin Judson & Heidi & Lewis Pearlson Adam Strom & Lisa & Richard Perry The Allstate Foundation Georgina T. & Thomas A. Russo Gretchen H. & Stephen B. Burke Gerald Stoughton Lisa & Richard Perry Sandy Smith-Garcés The Assisi Foundation of LEADERSHIP CIRCLE The Sapers Family Lynda & Jeffrey J. Bussgang Susan & Jay Kaufman The Pershing Square Foundation Rachel Strom & TRUSTEE’S CIRCLE Memphis Commitments of Ellen Schapps & Lee A. Daniels Mary Keber & Marc Skvirsky William & Lia Poorvu Rinze van Brug Commitments of Bloomberg L.P. $100,000 or more Richard Richman Laura DeBonis & Scott A. Nathan Mark & Anla Cheng Kingdon Bonnie Rosenberg Dorothy & Andrew Tananbaum $1,000,000 or more Brown Rudnick LLP Anonymous (3) Elinor A. Seevak Jill & Alex Dimitrief Foundation Georgina T. & Thomas A. Russo Zoe Tananbaum & Anonymous (2) Cecilia Chan Vicki S. & William H. Abrams Paul Singer Judy & Jamie Dimon The Klarman Family Foundation Luly & Maurice Samuels G. Jonathan Bernstein Amy & David Abrams The Cohen Family Foundation Jennifer Aubrey Skirball Foundation Michael Durney & Julie & Paul Leff Lisa Shamus & Nicki & Harold Tanner Linda & Glenn H. Greenberg Nina & David P. Fialkow Holly & Bill Brooks Gwenn & Mark A. Snider Gracelaw Simmons Marsha & Alan Leifer Steven D. Greenfield Ilana & Skip Vichness The Karp Family Foundation Lori & Mark S. Fife Katie & Paul Buttenwieser Susan G. & James M. Snider Nina & David P. Fialkow Carol & Michael B. Lowenstein Wendy Shattuck & Charlotte & Herb Wagner Stephen, Jill, Douglass & The Fischman Family John W. Carson Foundation Dorothy & Andrew Tananbaum Linda & Michael Frieze Steve & Sue Mandel Samuel Plimpton Poppy White & Steven R. Berger Jana Karp Steven & Nancy, Laura, City Bridge Trust Karen Tucker & Jerry Avorn Patricia S. & Paul C. Gannon Allison & Roberto Mignone Sydney & Stanley S. Shuman John P. Williams Jane & Daniel Och Ben & Wendy Linda Burns Coleman George Washington Institute for Sally & Michael Gordon Martha Minow & Paul E. Singer Sheryl A. & Larry J. Wyman The Picower Foundation Eileen & Jack Connors Religious Freedom Josh & Sarah Greenhill Joseph W. Singer Judith & Martin Sleeper The Laszlo N. Tauber Debra Engel, Garret & Devin Ava & Bruce C. Greenwald Dana W. & Robert A. Smith Family Foundation

Our online learning team created “Ostracism: A Case Study in Bullying,” to help students, teachers, administrators, and parents reflect on what they can do to make a difference and how their choices can help support safe schools.

10 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 11 Judy & John M. Angelo Carolyn Lattin & Lisa & Richard Witten Donna & David Frieze INDIVIDUALS Patti Bellinger & Richard Balzer Venkat Venkatraman Sherwin Zuckerman Tamar & Kenneth Frieze Pascale & Richard Berner John F. Levy & Gail Rothenberg Barbara & Chuck Gately Blackie Foundation Ambassador John L. Loeb, Jr. $5,000–$9,999 Brian Gelber Facing History gratefully acknowledges everyone who has made a gift to support our program. We The Bluhm Family Foundation Carl J. Martignetti Anonymous (3) Nina & Ronald Gilson recognize our multiyear donors who have made commitments of up to $99,999 by italicizing their Neil Bluhm Jill & Michael Mazer Colette Bablon Ament & Judy Dorini Glassberg Leslie Bluhm & David Helfand Kim & Evan Meyers Gerald Ament Foundation names in the listing below. This list does not include gifts or pledges made after June 30, 2011 for the Meredith Bluhm-Wolf & Constance & George Noble Carol & Howard Anderson Sylvia Golbin & David Goodman Family Fund fall Cleveland, Los Angeles, Memphis, and New York benefits. Bill Wolf The Novack Family Vicki & Geoffrey Gold Amy & Andy Bluhm Katherine & Joseph O’Donnell Nancy & Ian Ashken Bunny & Jeff Goldstein We take great care to honor donors’ wishes as to how they should be listed, particularly in regard Barbara Bluhm-Kaul The Andrew S. Pauly Family Letitia & Eduardo Azar Steven M. Golub Susan Cable & Benjamin Gomez Heidi & Lewis Pearlson Joan W. & Steven B. Belkin Grant’s Interest Rate Observer to family foundations. A number of these foundations will be found under the Corporation and Lydia Callaghan & Adam Weiss Valerie & Jeff Peltier Robin Loewenberg Berger Lisa Naparstek Green & Foundation listings on page 18. Kevin Carroll Joan Platt Elaine Gantz Berman & Howard Green Gloria & Jack Clumeck Suzanne & Bernard Pucker Stephen Berman Ava & Bruce C. Greenwald The following individuals made gifts or pledges of $1,000 or more to Facing History and Ourselves Jamie & Chris Cooper-Hohn Susan & James Ratner Barbara & Martin Bienenstock Lisa Gregg & Randy Mitchell Mary Corson & Carrie & Ken Richman Gene & Richard Bindler Miriam D. & Ronald K. Grossman between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. Included in this list are gifts to the Annual Campaign, Jonathan D. Sackler Heidi G.C. & Richard O. Rieger Amy & Benjamin R. Bloomstone The Grousbeck Family which provides yearly operating support for Facing History and Ourselves, as well as contributions to Kent Dauten Laura & David Ross The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation Keystone Capital, Inc. Ronald & Helen Ross Family Foundation Jill & James Haber Facing History Limited, Facing History and Ourselves in Canada, and to our permanently restricted Laura DeBonis & Scott A. Nathan Philanthropic Fund Alisoun D. & Stephen J. Brewster Phyllis Hammer Dean Devlin & Lisa Brenner Heather Ross-Lowenstein & The Honorable Ann W. Brown & The Hammer Family fund. We are grateful for gifts at all levels which support our work with teachers and students. We George Elbaum & Mimi Jensen Irwin Lowenstein Donald A. Brown Debbie & Ward Harriman thank the many generous donors who enable us to continue to bring new ideas to educators and the Roland Emmerich & Amanda & David Russekoff Cafaro-Livingston Charitable Susan M. & Scott D. Hawkins Centropolis Entertainment Lydia & Pat Ryan, Trust Alexandra & Paul Herzan young people whom they teach. Joan & William D. Feldman Ryan Enterprises Group Kathleen Campbell & Peter Doyle Judy Heyboer The Feldman Family Foundation The Samberg Family Jamie Carmell-Hyman & Sue & Larry Hochberg Molly & Domenic Ferrante The Schadt Foundation Barry S. Hyman Ronald Hoffman $75,000–$99,999 Lisa Tedeschini & Bruce Rigal Vicki & Bruce Heyman Maja & Craig Ramsey, Tracy & Mark Ferron Betty & Jack Schafer Adele Centanni & Louis Singer Roxanne Hori & Phyllis & Paul Berz Sharon Weintraub Lois U. Horvitz RockRose Institute Marilyn & Larry Fields Ellen Schapps & Jean Choi & Peter Zaldivar Robert Felsenthal Elizabeth E. & Daniel J. Jick ShaRna Foundation Artemis Joukowsky The Richardson Family Marian Freedman Richard Richman Stephanie & John Connaughton Hunt Alternatives Fund Carol & Michael B. Lowenstein Rikki & Barry Kaplan Cari & Michael J. Sacks Susan & Jeff Goldenberg Gail & David Schechter Leon and Toby Cooperman Mary Ittelson $25,000–$49,999 Rachel Kohler & Luly & Maurice Samuels Andi & Jim Gordon Carole & Gordon Segal Family Foundation Anne & Joe Juster $50,000–$74,999 Anonymous (2) Mark S. Hoplamazian Wendy Shattuck & The Edgewater Funds Florence & Harry Sloan Jon S. Corzine Foundation Binna Kandola Anonymous (2) Estate of Gertrude Baumring Karina Litvack & Cliff Siegel Samuel Plimpton The Al Green Gallery Robin & David Small Camille De Frank & Sally & Paul R. Kanin Nancy A. & Jon R. Bauer Lynda & Jeffrey J. Bussgang Lori & Hal Luft Dorothy & John Sprague Josh & Sarah Greenhill Katrin & Tony Sosnick Edward B. Chez Karen & Matthew Kaplan Ronald & Ronni Casty Jill & Alex Dimitrief Susan & B. Lee Mallory Susan W. Tofias Judy & Bill Greffin Sharman Spector-Angel & Mary & John Dicken, Jr. Leona F. Karp Roberta & Irwin Chafetz & Family Linda & Michael Frieze Jill & Paul Meister Kate & Shai Waisman Sheila & Joseph Gutman Family Gary Angel Connie & Tom Duckworth Dale & John Katzenberg Ted Cutler and Family Jill Garling & Tom Wilson Stacey & Eric Mindich George & Lydia Weiss David Hiller Adam & Kelly Stanislavsky Helen W. Dunn & Susan & Jay Kaufman Margot T. & Jonathan Davis Sara & Harry Gorman Linda & Judd Miner Say Yes to Education Barbara & Amos Hostetter Karen Sulzberger & Samuel M. Seltzer Dale V. & Marty S. Kelman Sumner & Esther Feldberg Rita S. Halbright & Laura Aryeh Murawczyk & Foundation Charlene Wang Howe & Eric M. A. Lax Gail & Richard Elden Megan & Mariner Kemper Shelly & Howard Kivell Jonathan S. Och Richard Murawczyk Noelle & Dick Wolf David S. Howe Tina & Byron D. Trott Suzanne Faber & Rick Fizdale Tom Kier Gigi Pritzker Pucker & Fred Hayman Charitable Erin Ostrow The Ziff Family Foundations Angela Japha Trish & Glen Tullman Family David H. Feinberg The Klyce Family Michael Pucker Foundation Lisa & Richard Paige Amy & Marty Kaplan Dora Z. & Arthur D. Ullian Melissa & Seth Finkelstein Steven Koch Shonni J. Silverberg & Fred Hayman Sally & Saul J. Pannell $10,000–$24,999 Sawaka & Michael Katz Ilana & Skip Vichness Atsuko & Larry Fish Margaret L. & Joseph L. Koerner John M. Shapiro Betty Hayman Elizabeth & Daniel Peltz Anonymous (3) Leslie & Nathaniel Landau Poppy White & Steven R. Berger Hope Flack Melinda Kramer & Robert Ernst Dana W. & Robert A. Smith Robert Hayman William & Lia Poorvu The Alpert Family Foundation Janet & Jeffrey Larson The Winn Family Regan & Philip Friedmann Bud & Wendie Kroll Brian & Stephanie Spector Paul R. Kanin The Jeffrey A. Altman Foundation

We partnered with PBS’s American Experience series to explore the legacy of the Freedom Riders, a courageous band of civil rights activists who challenged segregation simply by traveling side by side on buses through the Deep South in 1961. We created the Democracy in Action study guide and a resource-rich website to accompany the PBS documentary Freedom Riders.

12 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 13 Lynda & Dale Laurance Robert A. Philpott Office of Supervisor Zev Jenny & P. Jay Fortner Ann Lederer & Robert Hickler Schwarz Family Foundation $1,000–$2,499 Kathleen & James R. Brown Joan L. & Charles P. Lazarus J.B. and M.K. Pritzker Family Yaroslavsky Audrey & James Foster Marcia & Alan Leifer Wendy & Jeffrey Schwarz Anonymous (7) Mark Brown Svetlana & Mark Lee Foundation Karen & James Frank Donna R. & Mark S. Leventhal Karen & Chris Segal Lisa & Trevor Abrahmsohn Linda Campbell The Lerner Foundation Diana & Bruce Rauner $2,500–$4,999 Howard Freedman & Emily Leventhal Seigle Family Foundation Ina & Stephen M. Abrams Barbara Bertozzi Castelli Sherry & Alan Leventhal Sonja L. Reed & Anonymous (4) Rita Montlack Noella & Ricardo Levy Linda & Glenn Sessoms Alison Adams & Peter Collery Yasmin & Anand Chandrasekher Fifi & Ron Levin Daniel N. Epstein Ida & Myles Abbott Gisela & Jeffrey Friedman Harriet & Alan Lewis Beth & Uri Shabto Joanie & Tom Adler Katherine Chapman & Rachel & Jimmy Levin Rose & Sam Reisman Renee Arst & Brian Lewis Alexandra Fuchs & Gideon Argov Nancy & Richard Lubin Connie & James Shapiro Kenneth Ageloff Tom Stemberg Karen, Tamara and Helen Levine Barbara Reiss-Snyder & Dorothy & Martin Bandier Georgia & Walter Garnsey Carolyn Mahboubi Lorraine & Sid Sheinberg Nancy & John Alderman George Chimento on behalf of the estate of James Snyder Deborah E. & Craig Barber Ann & Evan Geldzahler Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Mann Andrea & Michael Shindler Linda & Philip Alexander Gabrielle & Richard Coffman Gil Levine Linda & David Richter Betty S. & Arthur Bardige Susan Gibson & Mark Bergman Katie Marchini Joyce Reynolds Sinclair, Ph.D. & Sue & Harvey B. Allon Ellen R. Cohen & Daniel Haber Peggy & Larry Levy Betsy & Randy Rochman Robert L. Beal Constance Gilson Cynthia & William M. Marcus Gerald Sinclair, MD Jane & Peter Anagnostos Stacie & Aaron Cohen Shelley S. & Donald M. Levy David & Marian Rocker Carolyn A. Beckedorff & Joyce & Ab Glickman Kimberly Marteau & Christine & Rob Small Susan Leopold Ansin Liz Cohernour Debra F. & William G. Lewin Nina & Ivan Ross S. Anthony DiGangi Bei Lee & William Gold II John Emerson Becky Kidder Smith & Liliane & Leo Apotheker Ann & Ken Cohn Toby Devan Lewis Jeanne M. & John W. Rowe Judy & John Bedrosian Elizabeth Goldberg & Michael Mazer Thomas Smith Evelyn & David Auerbach Barb & Roe Conn Ellen M. & Richard J. Lieb Jason D. Russell Marilyn & Jack A. Belz David Gould Leslie & David McGranahan Mary Ann & Stanley W. Snider Gerard & Minsun Baglieri Annabel Conrad & Iddo Patt Barrie & Stephen Lieberman Terry & Larry Schubach Miriam & Sol Berg Jackie & Alan L. Goldberg Miriam & Robert Mills Gerri & Andrew Sommers Jackie & Howard Banchik Micki & Bob Cooper Rose Lizarraga & David Scherer Beverly W. & Ira J. Schulman Debra & Wayne Berger Judith & Joshua Goldman Abby & Howard Milstein Vicki & Harry Sterling Winifred Barnes Ellie Cornish & Brian Chu Kristen & Kent Lucken Claudia & Steven Schwartz Janice & Ira Berlin Marina Gorbis & Chris Fleischut Janice Min Harriet W. (Mrs. Tom) Stern Tammy & Steve Barry Dana Corvin & Harris Weinberg Christopher D. Lueking Jonathan Schwartz & Roz & Wally Bernheimer Gordon Family Foundation Rafi Musher Fredericka & Rhoda & Jordan Baruch Patricia Cox Carla E. Lynton Marcella Fischer Juli Betwee Jennifer Gosselin & Alexandra K. & Michael C. Nolan Howard H. Stevenson Dodi J. Bashan Sharon & Gary Curhan The Magdovitz Family Tommy & Scott Sheridan Ellen & Frank Bialystok Reed Maltzman Myra & Charles Novogrodsky Rachel Strom & Rinze van Brug Suzanne & Scott L. Baum Gila & Paul B. Daitz Foundation Melanie and Michael Sherwood Susan G. & Richard A. Block Jahnene & Jonathan Green Michael Och The Sunshine Fund Joey & Neal Beckford Beth Danaher Barbara & Earl Magdovitz Charitable Foundation Suzanne & Jeffrey Bloomberg Lindy Green Michael Offner & Andrea Sussman & Meredeth Beers & Frank Fuller Lee A. Daniels Ashley & Todd Tobias Millie Rosenbloom Simon & Edward Borkowski Beth & Lawrence Greenberg Lonna Steinberg Andrew Troop Erin & Dean Bellissimo Sara Darehshori & Ronald Rolfe The Malkin Family John B. Simon Karen & David Brush Myrna & Stephen Greenberg Chris Paci & Sally Rocker Jill & John Svoboda Kathleen Bennett & Tom Malloy Nettie & Mike Dart Steve & Sue Mandel Michele Smith Jackie & John Bucksbaum Brenda Hampton Sarah Pearson & Evan E. Seevak Gerri & Kenneth A. Sweder Mark Bergman Bettina & Brian Decker Barbara Goodman Manilow Paula & Steve Smith Pat & Jim Bullock Allison & Jed Hart Joan & Mitch Polinsky Kate & Ben Taylor Karen & Steve Berkowitz DEF Fund Karen J. & Robert G. May Jody & Andy Snider Amy & Eric Carlson Jonathan Harries Adam Pollock Nancy & Steven Tumen Emil & Natalie Bernstein The Deupree Family Foundation Barbara & Richard Melcher Barbara & Douglas Spreng Sandra D. & Charles B. Shîla Hazan Carol & Alan Pomerantz Jeane Umbreit & G. Jonathan Bernstein Molly & Brett Dick Wendy & David Meller Janice Stanton Carpenter, M.D. Ricki Tigert Helfer & Amy & Jonathan H. Poorvu Laurence M. Bloch Heiji & Brian Black Sheri & Roy P. Disney Allison & Roberto Mignone Eileen & Rob Stein The Allen and Franka Charlupski Michael Helfer Charlene & Glenn Repko David Wales Joni-Sue Blinderman & Tim & Neda Disney Lisa & Keith Miller Julene & John Stellato Foundation Jane & Eric Herzog Eddie Reynolds & Ed Jones Jennifer Weber & Michael Levine Alisa & Dan Doctoroff Samuel H. & Maria Miller Jesse Stern Helen Charlupski & Jill M. & Robert P. Inches Family Fund Laurence Bailen Gay Block & Malka Drucker Paula & Michael Downey Foundation Linda & Gerald Stern Joseph Biederman Joseph Jackson Joshua Reynolds Melody Howe Weintraub & Philanthropic Fund of the Walter L. Downing Cheryl & Philip Milstein Roger Strauch & Natalie & Lewis Chester Martha W. & Ira A. Jackson Amy G. & Kenneth L. Rogat Jerald M. Weintraub Houston Jewish Community Julie & Ronald Druker Mizel Family Foundations Julie Kulhanjian Strauch Allison & Peter Coviello Anne Jacobs & Charles Reed Adrienne B. & Bernard M. Rosof Margaret Wells & Bob Pritchard Foundation Patricia Green Dunn & Dale S. & Robert H. Mnookin Jeanette Sublett & Langdon Neal Christine & Frank Currie Cynthia R. & Andrew S. Janower Nancy Rothman Hon. Rebecca Westerfield (Ret.) Susan & Steven Bloom Stephen Dunn Bridget & Burke Montgomery Geraldine & Gabriel Sunshine Meredith & Walter Dabberdt Randi & Nathan Johnson Jocelyn & William B. Rudner Diane J. Wexler & Susan & Michael Blum Susan & James Edelman James Mossman Taslitz Family Charitable Fund at Darsha Davidoff & Jane Kahn & Michael Bien Suzanne E. Salamon & Bruce L. Beron George Blumenthal Gary & Joan Eichhorn Joanne Nemerovski & the Chicago Community Trust Donald Drumright Ellen & James Kaplan Alan H. Einhorn Alison Whalen & Helen & Arthur Bobrove Julie & George B. Ellis Marc Brown Joan & Michael Terry Julia & John DeVoy Elaine & Robert Kaufman Shelly & Mark Saltzman Steve Marenberg Joan & Nick Boodrookas Rasha Mansouri Elmasry & Elisabeth R. & Joseph H. Nesler Rohini & Ram P. Thukkaram Maggi Dunavant Barbara Kenner Carol Sands & Leif Langensand Nancy R. & Roy A. Wilsker Diana Bowes Hassan Elmasry Kathy Neustadt Merna Wechsler Karen & Jerry E. Ehrlich Robyn & Shawn Kessler Nadine Schiff & Fred Rosen Carol Wolf Robert Bralower Carol & Peter England Liz & Thomas Niedermeyer Lynne & David Weinberg Barbara & Mark Elsberg Donna & Stewart Kohl Sue Ann & Robert Schiff Gillian Zackham & Roy Korins Jonathan L. Brandt Esta & Robert Epstein Bonnie & Martin J. Oberman Jedd & Danielle Wider Ginger & George Elvin Janet & John Kornreich Madrian & Stanley B. Schneider Geena & Dennis Zaslavsky Barbara & Jim R. Bronner Stefan & Kamilla Ericsson Oppenheimer Family Foundation Deanna & Sidney Wolk Marsha Feinberg Karen Springer Kronick & Toni & John Schulman Deenie & Frank P. Brosens Andrea & Mark Esper Tami J. Paumier & Sheryl A. & Larry J. Wyman Tina & Bob Fockler Mel Kronick Joyce & Stephen Schultz Maribeth & Mark Brostowski Judy & Anthony Evnin Glen C. Warren Martha & Robert F. Fogelman Philip Kurjan Janet & Sheldon Brown Trudy & Lester Fagen

“In the exhibit, I saw just a few of the many people who stood up for what is right. Truthfully, it is inspiring that a stranger would help another, and that’s what I plan to do.” -Student touring our Choosing to Participate exhibition in Memphis

14 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 15 Margaret & Robert Fagenson Bernard Gotfryd Jeanne & Frank Jemison Bernice & Nate Leipciger Ina M. & Louis J. Micheels Jane & David Preiser Suzanne & Jonathan Scharff Jean & Kenneth Telljohann Garrett Fail Sue & Melvin Gray Jockers Family Foundation Clare & Richard G. Lesser Tom Mihalik Regan Pritzker & Brigitte & Michel Scheinmann Audri & Stanley Tendler Barri S. Falk & Linda & William Green Rose Johnston Bob Lessin* Barbara & Fred Miller Christopher Olin David H. Schwartz Mark Thompson Ronenn Roubenoff Ilene R. Greenberg & Abigail A. Jones & The Margot Levin Family Fund Barbara & Henry S. Miller Susan Purcell & Yair Landau Wendy & Ethan Schwartz Jacqueline & Glenn Tilton Lynn Feintech & Tony Bernhardt J. Michael Maynard Jeffrey M. Mandell Steven P. Levine Catherine & Robert Miller Leslie & David Puth Rebecca & Jordon Scott Joshua Trump Susan & Robert Feitler, Jr. Joan & Jeffrey Greendorfer Mimsy & Frank A. Jones, Jr. Kathy Levinson Russell Miller Frances & Donald Putnoi Ted Seides Grace Tsao-Wu & Diane & Daniel Feldman Sloan & David Greenspan Robin Josephs & Susan Levitan Ruth & Harvey R. Miller Deborah & Stephen Quazzo Judith G. Seinfeld Craig Freedman Carol & Steven Felsenthal Mindy & Drew Greenwald Patrick J. McGarvey Susan & Steven Levkoff Martha Minow & Lori Quinn & Jeff Lowenthal Claire & Stephen G. Seliger Kristen Tsukushi Linda & Eric Felton Susan & Howard Gulker Robin Judson & Carol & Lawrence F. Levy Joseph W. Singer Susan & Robert Quinn James & Rosalie Shane Jeane Ungerleider & Winnie & Michael Feng Antonella Guzzi & Gerald Stoughton Felicia & Sander M. Levy Hannah Lowy Mitchell & Joseph Quintilian Rachel F. & William Stone Maryann Fenster Marshall Sikowitz Linda & Alan R. Kahn Shirley Feldberg Levy Parry Mitchell Irving & Charlotte Rabb Stephen B. Shankman Claire & Mike Van Konynenburg Suzanne & Stephen H. Fields Natalie Haar Ali & David Kamin Susan Lewis & Peggy J. West Wendy & James Mnookin Charitable Foundation Joan & James Shapiro Erna & Andrew Viterbi Andrea S. Finard Elaine & Eric Hahn Carol N. & Arnold Kanter Hedi Lieberman & Victor Teicher Debbie & Steve Modzelewski Audrey & Albert B. Ratner Doug & Nanci Sharon Carol & Irwin Wagner The Finkler-Friedland Family Elena M. Hahn & Victor K. Kiam Amy & Ira Kaplan Judi & Jay Linden Leigh Morgan Andy Rayburn Chantal & James Sheridan Mary-Ellen & Tom Wanty Foundation Linda & Jeff Hammes Carol & Edward L. Kaplan/Kaplan Joseph S. Littenberg Claire W. & Richard P. Morse Mark Reed Mimi & Steve Sherman Joan Melber Warburg Ruth L. & Gerald D. Fischbach Ms. Eugenia Hanoune Foundation Connie & Louis Loeb Beverly & Chase Morsey Dede & Tom Reedy Lesley Shore K. C. & Jeff Warren Claudia & Stuart Flack Nancy & Spencer Hart Nancy & Stephen Karotkin Susan Disney Lord & Scott Lord Deborah Mueller & David Barber Bonnie & Richard Reiss Judith C. & Jeffrey N. Siegel Edith Weinberger Anne & Scott Flamm Beverly & Warren Hayford Nancy R. Karp Anne R. Lovett & Mindy & James C. Munson Audrey & Steven Reny Wendy & Doug Sinton Betsy Lynn Weiser & Eric D. Karp Lauren Reiss Frank Megan & Dan Haynes Jane & Robert Katz Foundation Stephen G. Woodsum Paige & Art Nagle Paula & Ira Resnick Eve & Henry Skier Maureen & Joseph Wekselblatt Myrna H. & Ana Hays & Ed McCracken Lita & Joseph Katz Kate Lubin & Glen Sutton Jodi & Herb Nass Sharon L. & Howard Rich Linda Ellen & Ron Sklar Laura & Michael Werner Eugene M. Freedman Sheila & Harvey Hecker Carol & Jerry Katzman Susan & Jeff Lucier Pam Neides Betty B. Robbins & Toby & Carl S. Sloane Thomas White Barbara & Ivor Freeman Rebecca & David Heller Leslie Kautz & Jack Weiss Cathy & Curtis Maas Casey & Giselle Nelson Moses Silverman Andrea & Alan Solow Barbara & Richard Williams Jill & John Freidenrich Uri & Myna Herscher Mary Keber & Marc Skvirsky Molly & William Mahoney Sharon & Lee Oberlander Sheila Johnson Robbins Barbara Sonneborn & Valerie & Jeff Wilpon Karen & Charles P. Friedberg Carol & James Herscot Kelly & Michael Kennedy Ruth Mandel Dan & Gloria O’Connell Jill & Mitch Roberts Ron Greenberg Elizabeth Wolfe Marilyn Friedman & Mary Dee & George Hicks Ellen Kern Henry & Jaime Manion Elinor & Harold Oertell Richard L. Robinson Leah Spiro Suzanne Worden & Thomas Block Francine & Benjamin Hiller Kevin Kish May Lynn & Charles Mansbach Alexandra & Paul H. O’Leary Jeanne Rogers & Perry Sainati Joseph Sprung Stephen Farley Susan F. & Alan V. Friedman Gail & Matthew Hoffman Barbara Kivowitz Joyce & Fred Marcus Liz & Gus Oliver Lois Rosen Pat & David Squire Genevieve & Justin Wyner Ellen & George Galland Karen & Donald Holmberg Peggy Koenig & David Graves Sylvia G. Marks Donna & Chris Paisley Patricia & Michael Rosenblatt Amy & Rob Stavis Cynthia & Bud Yorkin Evanne & Edward Garguilo Ellen T. & David Horing Joan & Andrew Kohn Dina & Brad Martin Debby & Zack Paris Fran & Eric Rosenfeld Joelle Steefel Isaac Ziering Foundation Laure & Hal Garnick The Horner Family Foundation Mary Kong & Sol Reischer Roxanne M. & Rocco J. Martino Mia Park & Paul A. Levy Beth & Peter Rosenthal April & Geoff Stein Ed Zimmerman Kate Gellert Nancy Horner Florence Koplow Claire & Cornelius Marx Hilary B. & Charles H. Parkhurst Joan & Ashley Ross Madeline & Isaac Stein Kathy & J.W. Gibson Jill & John Levi Jill Kowal & Bill Benjamin Joanne & Douglas Mason Susan Passoni & Rothberg Family Foundation David Steinhardt Beth & Larry Gies Linda & Ira Hanan Lisa Krakow Fiorella & Stephen Massey Malcolm McDonald Alice & Hugh Rovit Robin & Ben Steinman *Deceased Lucy & Richard Gillham David Hornik Geri & Daniel Krauss Marsha S. & Edward M. Mattison Yadira & Todd Patkin Roberta L. Rubin & Erica & Donald K. Stern Albert & Judy Glickman Caryn Huberman & Barbara N. Kravitz Gail & John McBride Alan & Marla Patzik Donald-Bruce Abrams Paula Stern & Paul A. London Laurie & Richard Gliklich Michael Morganstern Judy & Morris J. Kriger J. Peter McCubbin Lisa & Richard Pell Kim & George Ruhana Christine & William T. Stokes Lillian & Norman Glowinsky Carla D. Hunter & Judith & Douglas Krupp Bridget McGrath & Jon Najarian Sudha Pennathur Catherine Saar & Lori & Peter Stokes Alexander Goldberg Andre-Michel Schub Ellie Kulman & Marshall Jaffe Bruce McLucas Alice Peterson & Paul Munk Michael Kranzley Sarah & Steven Stratton Carol R. & Avram J. Goldberg Caroline & Ed Hyman Teresa Lai & Christian Bruun Diana Meehan & Gary Goldberg Penny & Claudio Pincus Debra & Alex Saharovich Sherry & Michael Strom Cathy & Larry Goldberg Valerie & Allen Hyman Linda & Benjamin Lambert Suzy Mendik David Piscuskas & Lucy L. Salenger & Marvin Zonis Susan & Paul Sugarman Anna & Albert Goldstein Karen & Paul J. Isaac Helene & Mark Lapman Ronay & Richard Menschel Betty Gonzalez Boaz Salik Sharon Sullivan & Jeff Kindler Jerome and Sondra Goldstein Pamela Brandt Jackson & Laura & Gary Lauder Michelle Mercer & Bruce Golden Corinne & Patrick Planche Ann G. Salky Arthur Sulzberger, Jr. Family Fund Thomas Campbell Jackson Roselle Lazarov Daryl Messinger & Linda & Seth Plattus Bettylu & Paul Saltzman The Swett Family Linda & Alan Goldstein Pamela M. & Robert D. Jacobs Suzanne & Paul G. Lazarov James J. Heeger Deborah Plummer & Judith & Carl Sapers Ed Swiss Lynda M. Goldstein Karen & Peter Jakes Elaine Leboff-Ries & Margaret Metz & Bill Stegall Michael Bussey Suzanne & Alan Saposnik Sheila & Stanley Sydney Ellen Feldberg Gordon & Alice Jarcho & Thomas Gallagher Michael H. Ries Brad Meyers Susan & Tom Pluss Gloria & Leslie Schaffer Suzie Tapson & Gordon Burnes Michael Gordon Ellen & Robert Jasper Jane & Scott Lederman Sylvia & Charles Meyers Julia & Larry Pollock Susan Schaps & Robert Shelton Alex & Will Taylor

Our evaluation team undertook 15 new studies to document the impacts of the Facing History program on students, Our Facebook community includes more than 11,000 people and more than 2,000 people follow us on Twitter. teachers, and schools.

16 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 17 Troob Capital Advisors LLC Jewish Community Endowment AutoZone Inc. Lick-Wilmerding High School CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS UBS Holocaust Memorial/ Avon Products Foundation, Inc. Linde Family Foundation United Airlines Education Fund of the Jewish Bahr Che The Milton & Tamar Maltz Thomas H. White Foundation Community Federation of San Baptist Memorial Health Care Family Foundation The following corporations, foundations, and organizations made gifts to Facing History and Wolf Family Foundation, a Francisco, the Peninsula, Beaver Creek Vineyards Morton & Barbara Mandel Ourselves between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. These generous gifts funded teacher workshops supporting foundation of the Marin & Sonoma Counties Blue Cross Blue Shield of Foundation Jewish Community Federation Johansen-Larsen Foundation Massachusetts The McLean Foundation and seminars, resource materials and speakers in classrooms, and special projects. Included in this of Cleveland J.P. Morgan The Lois & Irving Blum Memphis Convention & list are a number of organizations that provided gifts-in-kind and pro bono services. Kelman-Lazarov, Inc. Foundation Visitors Bureau $5,000–$9,999 Malter Holdings Limited Buckeye Technologies Inc. Memphis Jewish Federation Commitments of $100,000 or more will be found under the Sustaining Gift Program listings on AAR CORP. Mayer Brown LLP Butler, Snow, O’Mara, Stevens, & Memphis University School Baxter International Mid-America Apartment Cannada, PLLC Menke Foundation page 9. We recognize our multiyear donors who have made commitments of up to $99,999 by Bernstein Global Wealth Communities Catholic Diocese of Memphis Methodist Le Bonheur italicizing their names in the listing below. Management NBC Universal Catholic Healthcare West Healthcare Charter One Northern Trust Chicago Board of Trade Metropolitan Limousine Citadel LLC Paramount Pictures Foundation Morgan Keegan & Co. Inc. $50,000–$99,999 $25,000–$49,999 Botwinick-Wolfensohn R. Crosby Kemper, Jr. Trust & City National Bank The Parthenon Group China Institute Munger Tolles & Olson Anonymous Ahmanson Foundation Foundation Foundation Colliers International Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Combined Jewish Nahon, Saharovich & Trotz, PLC Baupost Group, LLC Ames Fund of Ten-Ten Brown Rudnick Charitable KeyBank Cooley Godward Kronish LLP Walker, LLP Philanthropies New York Mercantile Exchange The Conference on Jewish Foundation Foundation The Esther A. & Joseph The Covenant Foundation Pershing Square Advisors Computer Sciences Corporation Charitable Foundation Material Claims Against Aon Leo Burnett USA Klingenstein Fund, Inc. Creative Artist Agency The PrivateBank--Chicago Covidien Oak Tree Foundation Claims Conference e Conference on Jewish Material Credit Suisse Private Banking PwC Developers Diversified Realty Overton High School Claims Against G ermany Germany DLA Piper CBS Television Network Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel www.claimscon.org Crown Family Philanthropies Grosvenor Capital The Chear Foundation Latham & Watkins LLP Exelon Corporation Reyes Holdings, LLC Dewey & LeBouef Oxford Bank & Trust FedEx Corporation Management, L.P. Chopper Trading Longleaf Partners Funds, First Tennessee Bank The Dorothy & Jonathan Rintels Drew University OZ Management, L.L.C. Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Karisma Foundation Contrarian Capital Management, Managed by Southeastern Richard & Rhoda Goldman Fund Charitable Foundation The Cyrus Eaton Foundation Paragon National Bank Jacob L. & Lillian Holtzman The Libra Foundation L.L.C. Asset Management Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Sapers & Wallack, Inc. The Episcopal Diocese of West PCL Construction Enterprises, Inc. Foundation The Lynch Foundation Donnell-Kay Foundation Lund Investments, LLC Gift Program Shamrock Holdings, Inc. Tennessee Pinnacle Airlines, Inc. Northwest Hyde Family Foundations McCormick Foundation Electric Entertainment Macquarie Group Foundation Nehemias Gorin Charitable Sheffield Asset Evermedia Biometrics Airlink The John D. & Howard & Geraldine Polinger Frankel Family Foundation Nancy Lurie Marks Family Foundation Management, LLC The Harry K. Fox & Emma R. Fox PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Catherine T. MacArthur Family Foundation Gay & Lesbian Fund for Colorado Foundation Goulston & Storrs, P.C. Sidney Garber Charitable Foundation Pushkin Public Relations Foundation The Edward & Betty Sloat General Catalyst Partners, LLC Morgan Stanley Community Greenwald, Pauly, Foster & Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Gillham Charitable Trust Red Sox Foundation Amy Mandel & Katina Rodis Foundation Joel & Randi Cutler Affairs Miller & Flom LLP Grant’s Financial Publishing, Inc. Regional Medical Center at Fund The Treu-Mart Fund David & Nina Fialkow The New York State Council on Guardsmark, Inc. Spencer Stuart The Hirsch Foundation Memphis Harold McAlister Charitable United Airlines General Electric Matching Gift the Arts Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Swartz Foundation Huey’s Restaurant Rose Community Foundation Foundation Foundation New Vernon Capital LLC Hoberman, Newman, Warren Ulmer & Berne LLP Humanities Council of Schwarz Supply Source The New York Community Trust $10,000–$24,999 Jackson & Irene Golden 1989 The Nielsen Company & Richman, LLP UMB Washington, D.C. Self Foundation New Youth City Learning Network Anonymous Charitable Trust Novack Family Foundation The Harris Family Foundation United Talent Agency Independent Bank Senkfor Family Foundation Fund The Abington Foundation Joyce & Irving Goldman The Carl & Lily Pforzheimer The Irving Harris Foundation The Wal-Dot Foundation Intrepid Capital Management Shelby County Schools The Overbrook Foundation Accenture Foundation Foundation, Inc. The Barbara Hope Warner Brothers Intuit Foundation James & Mary Shipp The Rose Hills Foundation ACE Group Goldman, Sachs & Co., Chicago Lawrence J. & Anne Rubenstein Foundation, Inc. Willis of Illinois Iowa Foundation for Education, Charitable Fund The Solelim Fund of Allstate Insurance Company Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York Charitable Foundation Roy A. Hunt Foundation WME Environment & the Arts Sidney Stern Memorial Trust UJA-Federation of New York Angelo, Gordon & Co., L.P. Hahn & Hessen LLP Sarlo Foundation IBM Corporation Ziffren Brittenham, LLP Jefferies & Company, Inc. SLATERPAULL Architects, Inc WGBH Lily Auchincloss Foundation, Inc. HSBC Bank USA, N.A. Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP InterCall Inc. Jewish Community Youth Stax, Inc. $1,000–$4,999 Bank of America Hyatt Legal Plans Seward & Kissel LLP ITW Foundation Steyer, Lowenthal, Boodrookas, Anonymous The Bill Bass Foundation Martha Holden Jennings Charles & M. R. Shapiro Jenner & Block LLP Kovitz Securities, LLC Alvarez & Smith LLP ABC 7 Chicago/Disney Worldwide Herb Block Foundation Foundation Foundation KPMG LLP The Summa Group Services Blum-Kovler Foundation The Sidley Austin Foundation Lichterman Loewenberg The Summit Family Foundation The Atlantic Philanthropies Foundation TD Waterhouse

“I was in seventh grade [and] just starting the Facing History program when I started to realize how much I had not been told. Reading the stories of Holocaust survivors, hearing them speak, made me feel for the first time what my grandmother and six million others like her had suffered.” -Chicago student

18 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 19 The Alvin & Fanny B. Brimmer & May School Goddard College Piedmont Middle School Thalheimer Foundation, Inc. Buttercup Bakeshop The William & Flora Hewlett PopBar IN-KIND AND PRO BONO GIFTS Thompson Hine LLP The Carnegie Corporation of Foundation Presentation High School Tides Foundation New York Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance The Prudential Foundation Facing History is able to use every available dollar to bring programs to teachers and students in Town of Sharon Center for Jewish History Center of Nassau County Matching Gifts Program Harold & Anna S. Ullian Christie’s Institute for the Future Refresh Body part because of the generous in-kind gifts and pro bono professional services donated by our friends Charitable Foundation Church Of The Holy Spirit Jewish Education Project Regions Financial Corporation University School CME Group Kanter Family Foundation Foundation and supporters. Corporate donors of in-kind gifts and services are listed on page 18, and we are University of Memphis CNA Foundation Kean University Frederick Ross Company grateful for their generous support. Board and committee members and other volunteers in Chicago, Foundation School of CNBC Kirkeby Foundation Roxbury Community College Education College of Holy Cross KT Collection Salesforce.com Foundation Cleveland, Denver, London, Los Angeles, Memphis, New England, New York, the San Francisco Bay Valero Benicia Refinery Combined Federal Campaign of Landau Public Relations Page Sargisson Jewelry Walmart Foundation Eastern Massachusetts Lausanne Collegiate School Charles Schwab Foundation Area, Toronto, and the international community contribute countless volunteer hours, and we are most Watkins Uiberall, PLLC Coney Island History Project LexisNexis Shaker Heights City Schools grateful to them. Here we thank individuals who have donated their professional time, home or office Emanuel & Anna Weinstein Corey Michelle Designs Linden Ponds Jewish Community Skype Foundation Cosmetic Executive Women The Lubrizol Foundation Teachers College, Columbia space, or gifts of artwork, equipment, or supplies. Frederick R. Weisman Courtney Lee Collection Makowsky Ringel Greenberg, LLC University Philanthropic Foundation Diageo Melrose PTO, Inc. Temple Beth Abraham Wells Fargo Insurance Services Dop Dop Salon Mission San Jose High School Temple Beth Elohim Bonnie Abaunza Sally Frishberg Dori Katz Jon Pushkin The Wharton Charitable Fund Equinox Montclair State University Temple Beth Torah Karina Arutyunyan Leslie Gilbert-Lurie Helena Kubicka de Braganca Julie & Steven Rosefsky Wilderness Point Foundation Euro Optika Mother McAuley Liberal Arts Time Warner Inc. Susan & Richard Block Alex Ginsburg Julie Leff Heather Ross-Lowenstein & Fabrangen Cheder Tzedakah High School Twinkle-Toes et al Holly & Bill Brooks Judy Goldman Jonathan Lenthem Irwin Lowenstein UP TO $1,000 Committee MSNBC.COM United Way of the Bay Area Jeryl Brunner Bernard Gotfryd Mark Levy Gina & Tom Russo Allied Jewish Federation of The Field Foundation of Museum of Jewish Heritage United Way of New York Caretha & Ken Coleman Elly Gross Carolyn Mahboubi Margrit Wreschner Rustow Colorado Illinois, Inc. Neiman Marcus Group Matching Urban Assembly School for Law Jill & Alex Dimitrief Bec Hamilton Lily Margules Gihan Salem Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity David & Hilda Fins Family Gift Program & Justice Debra Engel Judy Heyboer Rick Nahmias Jody Snider Boston Chapter Foundation New England Professional Ursuline Academy Sandra & Dan Feldman Flora Hogman Lisa & Rick Paige Luong Ung Anthony Logistics for Men FM Global Foundation Systems Wellesley Middle School Donna & Yale Fergang Frances Irwin Andrew Pauly Kate & Shai Waisman Ariel Investments, LLC Franklin Township School District New York Public Library Wells Fargo Community Support Lori & Mark Fife Paul Kanin Richard Perry Dina Zuckerberg Auerbach Grayson & Friday Night Shoebox Fund Newton Community Development Campaign Company, Inc. Funding Exchange National Foundation Westminster Synagogue Bank of America Foundation Community Funds Packer Collegiate Institute WNYC & The Green Space Matt Bernson Galvin Middle School Pearn Kandola LLP YWCA Women’s Center Boston 3G, Inc. Gannett Foundation Lisa Perry Brentwood School GBC, Inc. Perry Capital

“The sheer brilliance of the way Facing History designed this online course has inspired me to use similar technology with my own students next year.” -La Jolla, California educator who participated in our Facing History and Ourselves: Holocaust and Human Behavior online seminar

20 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 21 PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED (ENDOWED) AND SPECIAL FUNDS GIFTS IN TRIBUTE

Many friends of Facing History have helped to establish the following endowed and special funds Facing History and Ourselves is grateful to those donors who made gifts in tribute totaling more than that support particular aspects of the work of Facing History. $297,000 to support our work. Listed below are those individuals for whom tribute gifts were made totaling $100 or more. We are grateful for gifts at all levels which support our work with teachers and Rev. Robert W. Bullock International Fellowship scholarships for summer seminars and follow-up services for students. This fellowship program brings scholars to Facing History to teachers in greater Colorado. lend their expertise to Facing History staff, teachers, and the community at large. The Charlotte & Irving Rabb Fund for Teaching Fellowships IN HONOR OF Rena Finder Megan & Mariner Kemper Julie Rosefsky This endowed fund supports teacher scholarships for summer David Abrams Julia Franks Shelly & Howard Kivell Heather Ross-Lowenstein & The David & Lillian Casty Fellowship Program seminars as well as follow-up meetings throughout the year Beverly & Charles Achki Gary Furst Beth S. & Seth A. Klarman Irwin Lowenstein Charlene Achki-Repko Tracy Garrison-Feinberg & Karen Springer Kronick & Jesse Ruskin & Tobin Belzer This program promotes a scholarly exchange and cultivates with Facing History staff. Jane & Norm Alpert Kevin Feinberg Mel Kronick Gina & Tom Russo global ambassadors for Facing History by bringing a journalist, Gary Angel Leslie Gilbert-Lurie Ruth Lazarus & Michael Feldberg Shelly Saltzman scholar, or resource speaker to Facing History annually for a The Rhoda Sapers Library Endowment Fund Janet Applefield Robert Goldberg Julie Abrams Leff Carol M. Sands year of residency. The fund supports the purchase of new videos and books for Jennifer Aubrey & Rachel Goldstein & Jim Elkind Scott Leff Sapers Family the Facing History Library and Resource Center. Jonathan Harries Sally & Michael Gordon Nate Leipciger Marci & Michael Sapers Leo Dunn Endowed Fund Deborah Barber Sandy & Philip Gordon Marya Levenson Rhoda & Bill Sapers The Richard A. Smith Endowment Fund for Excellence This fund supports the purchase of books and resource Nancy & Jon Bauer Ashlyn Gorlin Max Levi Audrey & Harvey Scher materials for the Facing History Library and Resource Center. This fund is designated to support the most engaged, Richard Berner Danae Gray & Milton Reynolds Karen S. Levy Emma Seevak committed, and excellent teachers and support scholarships Phyllis & Paul Berz Medlyn & Jeffrey Greenberger Lori & Hal Luft Gabriel Seevak William Randolph Hearst Endowment Fund for for them to attend advanced summer seminars. Juli Betwee Jeff Greendorfer Carolyn Mahboubi Carole & Gordon Segal Summer Seminars Frank Bialystok Barbara Grier Barbara Manilow Rachel F. Shankman This fund for summer seminars partially supports Facing The Laszlo N. Tauber Family Foundation Fund Susan & Rick Block Pamela Haas Jill & Paul Meister Connie & James Shapiro History’s summer seminars in New York. This fund established the Margot Stern Strom endowed Dexter Blumenthal Rita S. Halbright Barbara & Richard Melcher Lesley Shore fellowship fund to support a fellowship, the purpose of Wight Boggs Herve Hanoune Gerald Merfish Judith C. Siegel The Klarman Family Endowed Fund which is to cultivate new talent for Facing History to support Judi & Larry Bohn Holly Hershfield Kim & Evan Meyers Risa & Neil Silverston This fund has been established to establish and endow the organizational needs. The fellowship will fund a staff position Lynda & Jeffrey Bussgang Judy Heyboer Rita Montlack & Martin Sleeper Executive Directorship of Facing History and Ourselves. to be located at Facing History and Ourselves’ headquarters, Ellen B. Carmell Vicki & Bruce Heyman Howard J. Freedman Dana & Robert Smith Gloria & Jack Clumeck Judith & Charles Huizeuga Carolann & George Najarian James M. Snider or in one of the regional offices. The position will support the Tim Cuneo Pamela Burlingham Hurd Jo Ann & Stuart Nathan Arnie Soloway The Bea Kovich Fund goals of the Executive Director. Mary Ittelson Kathy Neustadt Sharman Spector-Angel This fund in honor of Bea Kovich’s memory supports Facing Joan Cutler Jan Darsa Herbert Itzkowitz Jane & Dan Och Walter Steinweg History School graduates in their pursuit of their post- Jill & Alex Dimitrief Ly Japha Lisa & Rick Paige Erica Stern secondary school goals and dreams. Emily Dreifus & Lucy & Terry Johnson Sally & Saul Pannell Margot Stern Strom & Mark D. Maremont Floy B. Kaminski Samantha Perry Terry Strom The Memphis Fund Joseph Patrick Drinkwine Paul R. Kanin Plummer Family Rachel Strom This fund supports resources for additional Facing History Harriet & Richard Ebers Rikki Kaplan Robyn Pralgever Karen Sulzberger initiatives and/or staff benefiting Memphis, Tennessee. Esther & Sumner Feldberg Douglass Karp Barbara Reiss-Snyder & Daniel Swartz Sumner L. Feldberg Jill & Stephen Karp Jim Snyder Debbie & Jeff Swartz The Milt Morris Facing History Educator Scholarship Fund Joan & William D. Feldman Hannah Kass Joshua Reynolds Judy & Sidney Swartz In honor of Milt Morris, this endowed fund supports William D. Feldman Elaine & Robert Kaufman Susie Richardson Noah Swartz Marilynn & Larry Fields Susie & Jay Kaufman Carrie & Ken Richman Sam Swartz Lori & Mark Fife Marty Kelman Betty Robbins Judith Sydney & Aviva Sapers

More than 6,400 people attended Community Conversations, a national series of free, community-wide events featuring high-profile speakers, held in partnership with The Allstate Foundation. Since 2005, more than 46,000 people have participated in these dialogues.

22 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 23 Lisa Tedeschini IN MEMORY OF Ab Glickman Daniel Raitt With careful planning, your estate can provide for loved ones and continue to benefit Facing History Ashley & Todd Tobias Richard Ageloff Irene L. Golden Reiner Riegel Susan W. Tofias Alyson Spira Arenberg Jackson Golden Rose Rockmaker and Ourselves. Members of the Remembrance Society may include Facing History and Ourselves in Ries Jacob van Brug Millia Bakan James A. Golden Ruth Ross their estate plans through the following vehicles: bequests, charitable remainder trusts, life insurance Netty & Maurice Vanderpol Rebeka Bialystok Linda Goodman Maxwell Salter Ilana & Skip E. Vichness Robert W. Bullock M. Peter Heilbrun Andre Scheinmann gifts, and retirement plan assets. Bella & Noa Waisman Goldma Caplow Richard Kloian Sheldon Seevak John Warneke Elsie Chazanoff Zezette C. Larsen Frank Shurman If you would like more information about planned giving opportunities and how to become a Merna Wechsler Miriam Grosberg Dane Carole Caplan Lonner Margaret Lou Wasson Smith member of the Remembrance Society, please contact the Development Office at 617-735-1603 or Lois Weenberg Michael Doctoroff Richard Lowenstein Ruth Soforenko Jack Weinstein Jack Eshaghian Peter Masci Howard Wechsler 011-617-735-1603. Diane Jordan Wexler Celia Feintech Ellen Meadows Jack M. Weinstein Stacey Winter Lilly Flake Michael Michael Sonia Weitz Judy Wise Doris Forman Henry Nausbaum Esther Wolinsky Anonymous (4) Ilse & Peter H. Garfunkel Irving W. Rabb Margot & Terry Strom Sheryl & Larry Wyman Jesse Friedman Abe Novogrodsky Vicki & William Abrams Bernice Godine Edward L. Reynolds, Jr. Trust Karen Sulzberger James Anthony Zoccoli Ada Gail Julian Pearlman Jennifer Aubrey Sandra & Philip Gordon Sharon L. & Howard Rich Gerri & Kenneth Sweder Louis Garfield Jerome Pickman Richard E. Barbieri Barbara & Steven Grossman Bonnie Rosenberg Dora Z. Ullian Esther Gens Dan Raiskin Samuel J. Baskin Charitable Priscilla & Richard M. Hunt Eugene B. Rosenberg Netty & Maurice Vanderpol Trust (Hadassah Baskin) Mary Keber & Marc Skvirsky Alex Saharovich Susan E. Werbe & John E. Bates Robin & Nathan S. Birnbaum Kay M. Kilpatrick Rhoda B. Sapers Ronald Werner Mary & William J. Buckley Beth & Seth Klarman Denise Schorr Joseph P. Wiellette Patricia Caesar Lisa Krakow Enid & Melvin Shapiro Trudy & Steven Wiesenberger Sandra & Bernie Carpenter Zezette C. Larsen* Carolyn Irvin Shears Debra & David Woog McGinty Ina Clayman Larry M. Levy Margery Shurman REMEMBRANCE SOCIETY Lauren Curry Ilene Mack Judy & Martin Sleeper 2010-2011 BEQUESTS Laura DeBonis & Scott A. Nathan Marjorie McDermott Susan & Richard A. Smith RECEIVED Helen W. Dunn Paula & Allen Mitchell Ann R. Soloway Gertrude Baumring In 1994, two wonderful friends and board members of Facing History, Sandra and Philip Gordon, Esther & Sumner L. Feldberg Carolann S. & K. George Najarian Nancy Sommers & Patrick Hays Karen Levine Lori Friedman & Howard Leicht Marcia & Edward Nalebuff Georgette Grosz Spertus Caryl W. Zighera started the Remembrance Society, a group of supporters who have chosen to make planned gifts Linda & Michael Frieze Myra & Charles Novogrodsky Patricia & David Squire Lawrence H. Fuchs Lisa & Richard Perry Erica & Donald Stern to Facing History and Ourselves. To date, more than 100 individuals and families—including board Judy & David Ganz Rita Pollak Paula Stern & Paul London *Deceased members, staff, new friends of the organization, and even a student from the very first Facing History Susan & Bryan Ganz Suzanne & Bernard Pucker Christine & Bill Stokes classroom—have joined the Gordons by including Facing History in their estate plans. We are extraordinarily grateful to these individuals for their kindness to Facing History. Members of the Remembrance Society are recognized in the Remembrance Society Honor Roll in the Annual Report. Those who wish to have their estate plans remain confidential are listed anonymously. We appreciate knowing an individual’s intentions so we can provide Remembrance Society updates and reports and can extend our appreciation privately. For more than 35 years, Facing History has been an invaluable resource for educators nationally and internationally. It is clear that the need for our programs—and the interest in them—is expanding.

“Facing History and Ourselves has shown me a way to personalize my teaching-to make my students learn history through a more human approach as opposed to merely learning dates and facts.” - Framingham, Massachusetts educator who participated in our “Choices in Little Rock” online seminar

24 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 25 1 2010 New York benefit Co-Chair Lisa Paige, Facing History Executive Director Margot Stern Strom, Co-Chair Richard Paige 2 2010 New York benefit Co-Chairs Georgina T. & Thomas A. Russo with Seth A. Klarman, chair of Facing History’s Board of Directors 3 2011 San Fran- cisco Bay Area benefit Co-Chairs Jim Snyder & Barbara Reiss-Snyder and Sharman Spector-Angel & Gary Angel 4 2010 Cleveland benefit Co-Chair Peter Anagnostos, speaker Dr. Leon Bass, THANK YOU! Co-Chair Amy Carlson, and speaker Rev. Calvin Morris 5 2011 New England benefit Co-Chairs Raquel & David Sapers, Rhoda Sapers, Michael & Marci Sapers, Aviva Sapers & Judith Sydney, Bill Sapers holding Ilan Sapers

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6 1 2011 Chicago benefit Chairs Vicki & Bruce Heyman 2 Michael Zamkow and student in London 3 Ontario Advisory Board members Lesley Shore, Margaret Wells, Sharon Weintraub, and Chair Myra Novogrodsky 4 2010 5 Memphis benefit Co-Chairs Wight Boggs, Monica & Andre Wharton, Tina & Robert Fockler 5 2011 Denver/Rocky Mountain States benefit Chairs Megan & Mariner Kemper 5 26 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 27 6 2010 Los Angeles benefit Co-Chairs Ken & Carrie Rich- man and Drew & Susan Pauly THANKS TO YOUR SUPPORT . . .

. Nearly 10,000 people, including students and teachers, visited Choosing to Participate at the Historical Society of Washington, DC, in the spring of 2011. The exhibit opened in Memphis for fall 2011 and will travel next to Chicago in fall 2012. Thank you to The Walmart Founda- tion, national sponsor, and all of our funders and volunteers.

Since 1998, Choosing to Participate has traveled to eight American cities, reaching more than 400,000 people. “In Facing History we learned that indifference . Survivor testimonies—firsthand accounts from individuals who lived through the Holocaust and other atrocities— is the enemy . . . each help students more deeply appreciate and empathize with the human dimensions of important moments in history. story is important, each In fiscal year 2011, these powerful stories were shared survivor a miracle, each with 26,000 students and 2,000 teachers.

perpetrator worth . We introduced five new self-paced online workshops trying to understand for this year to enable educators to learn with us anytime, anywhere. Topics included community responses to hate the sake of all of us. ” crimes, the role of news media, the formation of the Inter- national Criminal Court, and civic participation. Facing History student . We distributed more than 13,000 published resources, and our library loaned more than 13,000 books, DVDs, and other resources to educators this year through our online circulation system. More than 29,000 copies of Facing History resources were downloaded from our website.

28 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report FacingFacing HistoryHistory andand OurselvesOurselves 20112011 AnnualAnnual ReportReport 2929 to Facing History’s liquid Investments, the organization’s On behalf of the Board of Directors and Board of FINANCIAL STATEMENTS: TREASURER’S REPORT Permanently Restricted Endowment increased 30% from Trustees, I want to especially thank the members of the $5.4M at the end of FY10 to $7.7M at the end of FY11. Finance Committee, the Audit Committee, and both the management and staff of Facing History for all their hard Total investment returns on Facing History’s liquid The fiscal year that ended June 30, 2011 saw a return to FY10 to FY11. Fees for services rendered declined 5% work, unwavering support, and continued commitment to Investments and Endowment totaled 12.2% of our the growth that characterized most of the last decade. A from $940K to $897K and Sales of Books and Materials the organization’s success. portfolio value at the start of the fiscal year. Total liabilities healthier revenue pipeline and stronger market conditions declined 29% from $229K to $178K. increased during FY11 by 11% from $1.4M to $1.55M. led to an increased annual budget, from $16.5M in FY10 Other than assorted payables outstanding at year end, the to $17.85M in FY11. This increased budget enabled the OUR SUCCESS AT RAISING MULTIYEAR GRANTS AND PLEDGES bulk of Facing History’s debt obligations consisted of the organization to reinvest in the excellence and reach of ENABLED FACING HISTORY TO ENTER FY11 WITH 39% OF THE ORGANIZATION’S EXPENSE BUDGET COVERED. $944K balance outstanding on a loan secured for building its programs and the services it provides to teachers and Elizabeth Jick renovations. This loan has a fixed rate of 4.95% and is students. Thanks to the generous support of our loyal donor Treasurer and Chair of the Finance Committee During FY11, previously secured multiyear pledges and amortized through FY15. base, Facing History was able to conclude the year with a grants made a significant contribution to our ability to modest operating surplus. deliver programs and serve teachers and students. As a Total Net Assets increased 54% from $25.8M in FY10 to result of Facing History’s success at securing signature $39.6M in FY11 [see chart 1]. This increase resulted from LED BY SEVERAL SIGNIFICANT AND MANY NEW GIFTS multiyear funding, the percentage of total expenses covered gains across all three Net Asset classes. Unrestricted Net FACING HISTORY RAISED A RECORD $30.8M IN SUPPORT by funds secured in prior years has steadily increased. Assets increased over the course of the year by 17% from AND REVENUE These accomplishments suggest that Facing History can $7.67M to $8.93M. Consistent with generally accepted accounting principles achieve greater impact and scale while simultaneously (GAAP), Facing History books the entire value of multi- increasing our financial stability and resilience to market year pledges and grants as Temporarily Restricted Revenue risk. Securing multiyear commitments plays a vital role in in the year the pledge or gift is made. Twice in the last both strategies, which were critically important for Facing decade, renewal and new multiyear gifts have resulted in History in 2011. Having an increasing share of operating peaks of revenue in the year the initial pledge is received. expenses funded by longer term commitments provides In the subsequent middle years of these pledge payments, additional confidence that we can successfully achieve Facing History often broke even on a cash basis showing a Facing History’s long-term programming and sustainability deficit in our audit, a result of having booked the value of goals. cash payments in the year the original pledge was made. Since 1998—despite these annual variances—Facing FACING HISTORY INCREASED NET ASSETS TO $40M AT THE History has averaged a 1.3% annual contribution to Net END OF FY11 Assets, while growing the operating budget from $6M to In FY11, Total Assets increased 52% from $27.1M to CHART 1 $21.5M in FY12. Total Net Assets at fiscal year-end $41.2M. This increase was largely driven by new significant pledge commitments, as well as by strong investment In FY11, Facing History secured $30.8M in Total Support $45,000,000 and Revenue, an increase of 126% from the prior year. The returns. Pledges and Grants Receivable, increased 106% $40,000,000 value of new Temporarily Restricted contributions increased from $10.5M in FY10 to $21.6M in FY11. Cash and $35,000,000 Unrestricted to $14.6M from $4.9M. Unrestricted contributions for the equivalents increased to $2.9M from $2.5M. Investments increased 24% from $11.2M to $13.8M. In total, Cash and $30,000,000 current fiscal year, which comprise an important part of the Temporarily restricted organization’s operating budget, increased by 10% from liquid Investments at the end of FY11 represented 6.45 $25,000,000 Unrestricted months of Operating Expenses, compared to 5.7 months Temporarily restricted $6.5M to $7.2M. Two revenue line items declined from $20,000,000 Permanently restricted of Operating Expenses at the end of FY10. In addition Permanently restricted $15,000,000

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30 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 31 CONDENSED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION CONDENSED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES

June 30, 2011 June 30, 2010 Years ended June 30 2011 June 30 2010

ASSETS SUPPORT AND REVENUE

Cash and cash equivalents $ 2,870,616 $ 2,522,330 Contributions and special event revenue

Investments 13,829,546 11,190,982 Unrestricted $ 7,154,562 $ 6,495,770 Temporarily restricted 14,646,640 4,904,824 Accounts receivable and prepaid expenses 1,348,695 1,106,777 Permanently restricted 6,703,876 37,276 Pledges and grants receivable, net 21,623,281 10,516,235 Total contributions and special event revenue 28,505,078 11,437,870 Office equipment, leasehold improvements and traveling exhibits - net 1,510,642 1,810,673 Contributions in-kind 793,585 729,132 Total Assets 41,182,780 27,146,997 Fees for program presentations 897,423 939,722 Sales of books and materials 177,639 229,239 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Investment income & endowment distributions 392,778 272,078 Liabilities Total support and revenue 30,766,503 13,608,041 Accounts payable and other liabilities 605,108 368,529 Note payable 944,076 1,027,235 EXPENSES Program services 14,431,150 13,778,730 Total Liabilities 1,549,184 1,395,764 General administration 1,175,694 1,165,207 Fundraising 2,358,093 2,476,781 Net Assets Total expenses 17,964,937 17,420,718 Unrestricted net assets 8,931,471 7,665,718

Temporarily restricted net assets 19,012,135 13,099,401 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS BEFORE UNREALIZED GAINS ON INVESTMENTS Permanently restricted net assets 11,689,990 4,986,114 Change related to unrestricted fund 707,871 780,732

Total Net Assets 39,633,596 25,751,233 Change related to temporarily restricted fund 5,389,819 -4,630,685 Change related to permanently restricted fund 6,703,876 37,276 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 41,182,780 $ 27,146,997 Net unrealized gain (loss) on investments 1,080,797 1,088,044

Change in net assets 13,882,363 -2,724,633

NET ASSETS - BEGINNING OF YEAR 25,751,233 27,465,823 NET ASSETS - END OF YEAR $ 39,633,596 $ 24,741,190

32 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 33 “The strategies modeled are excellent, the materials BOARD & STAFF introduced are invaluable, Facing History is most grateful to members of our boards, who contribute countless volunteer hours and the individuals—both on our behalf. Here we list members during the period of July 1, 2010—June 30, 2011. New members are welcomed in November during the Annual Board Meeting. staff and participants—are BOARD OF DIRECTORS Tracy Palandjian Members Philip H. Gordon people to whom I will turn Chair Chief Executive Officer, Paul H. Berz Retired, Gordon Brothers Seth A. Klarman Social Finance, Inc. Board of Directors, Memphis Retail Partners, LLC President, Vice Chair, Robert F. Symphony Orchestra Co-Founder and Chair again and again.” The Baupost Group, LLC Kennedy Center for Justice Board of Overseers, Boston Emeritus, EdVestors Chairman of the Board, and Human Rights Symphony Orchestra Boston, Massachusetts Seminar participant The David Project Fellow, British American Board, Metropolitan Inter-Faith Rita S. Halbright Director, Broad Institute Project Association London, England Director, The Israel Project Board, YK Pao School Memphis, Tennessee Vice-Chair, Board of Managers, Alumni Board, Harvard Karen G. Harrison Beth Israel Deaconess Business School Ellen B. Carmell Director and Co-Chair of the Medical Center Belmont, Massachusetts National Coordinator, Capital Campaign, Chicago Board of Dean’s Advisors, Bridging America Project, Children’s Museum Harvard Business School Treasurer American Jewish Committee Chicago, Illinois Member, Council on Elizabeth Jick Chicago, Illinois Foreign Relations Managing Director, Zions Jill Karp Boston, Massachusetts Bank Public Finance David P. Fialkow Owner, Nantucket Island Executive Committee, Managing Director, General Resorts Vice-Chairs Anti-Defamation League Catalyst Partners Board Member and Past Jeffrey J. Bussgang Trustee Emeritus, Beaver Director, Boys and Girls Clubs President, Children’s General Partner, Country Day School of Boston Hospital League, Children’s Flybridge Capital Partners Board President, Director, Crohn’s and Colitis Hospital Boston Newton, Massachusetts Gann Academy: The Foundation of America Board of Overseers, Children’s New Jewish High School of Board, Greenlight Fund Hospital Boston Ronald G. Casty Greater Boston Director, Pan-Mass Member, Isabella Stewart Chairman and President, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Challenge Gardner Museum Chelsea Industries, Inc. Newton, Massachusetts Director, Nantucket Comedy Trustee Emeritus, Secretary Festival Boston Ballet Sandra P. Gordon Jill Garling Director, Nantucket Film Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Chair, Council of Advocates, Director, Chicago Public Festival Boston Arts Academy Education Fund Board, Theatre Workshop of Kathy Fuld Director, Massachusetts Chicago Committee, Nantucket Trustee, Museum of College of Art and Design Human Rights Watch Founding Member, The Modern Art Boston, Massachusetts Chicago, Illinois Nantucket Project Greenwich, Connecticut Weston, Massachusetts President Margot Stern Strom Executive Director, Facing History and Ourselves Brookline, Massachusetts

Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 35 John Katzenberg James F. Mooney III Susie Richardson Robert A. Smith BOARD OF TRUSTEES Alan Arkatov Susan G. Block Matt Damon Member, Coordinating Council, Managing Director, The Chair, Advisory Board, Managing Partner, Castanea Chair CEO, Teaching Channel Vice-Chair of the Community Santa Monica, California Allied Jewish Federation of Baupost Group, LLC Foundation for a College Partners Dana W. Smith Los Angeles, California Relations Committee, Colorado Trustee, Buckingham Browne Education Trustee, Children’s Hospital Jewish Community Samantha Perry David Denver, Colorado & Nichols School Board of Advisors, Adolescent Boston Vice-Chair Jennifer Aubrey Federation of Cleveland Boston, Massachusetts Trustee, The Catholic Schools Counseling Services Member, Dana-Farber Cancer Beth S. Klarman Trustee, Museum of Volunteer, Interfaith Hospitality Marty S. Kelman, CFP Foundation Former School Board Institute President, Klarman Family Contemporary Art Network of Greater Laura DeBonis Chairman, Boston, Massachusetts President, Palo Alto Unified Committee on University Foundation Chicago, Illinois Cleveland Boston, Massachusetts Kelman-Lazarov, Inc. School District Resources, Harvard Executive Committee, Boston Board, Bellefaire Jewish Memphis, Tennessee Myra Novogrodsky Palo Alto, California University Jewish Community Sanda Balaban Children’s Bureau (JCB) Debra Engel Former Course Director, Trustee, Jumpstart Women’s Fund Board, Citizen Schools Shaker Heights, Ohio Senior Fellow, American Eugene I. Krieger Faculty of Education, York Heather Ross-Lowenstein Trustee, Pam-Mass Challenge Board of Directors, Jewish New York Leadership Forum Vice Chairman & COO, University President and Psychotherapist, Trustee, Richard and Susan Funders Network Brooklyn, New York Thomas W. Blumenthal Co-Chair, Entrepreneurs Shamrock Holdings, Inc. Toronto, Ontario H. Ross-Lowenstein, Inc. Smith Family Foundation Director, From the Top Managing Director, The Foundation Vice Chairman, Colburn School Co-Chair, Jewish Film Fest, Newton, Massachusetts National Council, McLean Betty S. Bardige Baupost Group, LLC Advisory Council, Board, Colburn Foundation Jane Och Mandel Jewish Community Hospital Vice President, A.L. Mailman Boston, Massachusetts Healthiest You Board, Colburn Music Fund Co-Chair, Westchester, JCC Center of Cleveland Dorothy P. Tananbaum Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Family Foundation Director, Institute for the Board, JTN Productions, Inc. Maccabi Games Member, National Association Founding Member, Center Chair, Brazelton Touchpoints Holly Brooks Future Former Board, Beverly Hills Board, Harmel Village of Social Workers for Public Interest Careers, Members Foundation Chair, Annual Friends’ Director, National Academy of Education Foundation Academies Charter School Shaker Heights, Ohio Harvard University Amy L. Abrams Cambridge, Massachusetts Committee, Hathaway Human Resources Former Board, Temple Member, Robin Hood President, Jewish Education Director, Abrams Brown School Foundation Emanuel of Beverly Hills Foundation Dana W. Smith Project Foundation, Inc. Patricia S. Bellinger Board, Planned Parenthood of Board, Upmo Beverly Hills, California Treasurer, PTA, Scarsdale High Committee Member, Boston Chair, Jewish Funders Network Board of Directors, Isabella Executive Director, Executive Northeast Ohio Advisory Board, Qrew School Women’s Anti-Poverty Founding Board Member, Stewart Gardner Museum Education, Harvard Russell, Ohio San Francisco, California Julie Abrams Leff President’s Advisory Board, Initiative Project People Foundation Board of Overseers, WGBH Business School Committee Member, Food University of Michigan Board, Boys and Girls Clubs Board, UJA Federation of Member, Women’s Leadership Director, Sodexo S.A. Lynda Bussgang Michael S. Feldberg Allergy Initiative Scarsdale, New York of Boston New York Council, Brown University Member, North America Multigenerational Program Partner, Allen & Overy, LLP Board, Ramapo for Children Dean’s Leadership Council, Board, Taglit-Birthright Israel Brookline, Massachusetts Advisory Board, Coordinator, Hebrew Board, 92nd Street Y New York, New York Richard Perry Harvard Graduate School of Foundation Sodexo, Inc. SeniorLife, Newbridge on New York, New York President, Perry Capital, LLC Education New York, New York Colette Ament Advisory Board, Program in the Charles Lawrence M. Levy Advisory Council, The Friends Board, My Sister’s Director, Jewish Family Service Education, After-School and Trustee, The Rashi School William D. Feldman Retired Partner, Brown Hamilton Project, Brookings Keeper Dora Z. Ullian of Los Angeles Resiliency (PEAR) Member, Commission President, William D. Feldman Rudnick, LLP Institute Chair, Wellesley-Weston Kids Vice President, The Eliot Hotel Los Angeles, California Vice-Chair, YMCA of Greater on Jewish Learning and Associates Boston, Massachusetts Board, The Israel Project Ride, Pan-Mass Challenge Senior Advisory Board, Boys Boston Engagement, Combined Encino, California Trustee, University of Board, Park School and Girls Clubs of Boston Kwame Anthony Appiah Brookline, Massachusetts Jewish Philanthropies Martha Minow Pennsylvania Wellesley, Massachusetts Newton, Massachusetts Professor, Department of Newton, Massachusetts Mark S. Fife Dean, Harvard Law School New York, New York Philosophy & University Pascale Berner Managing Partner, EnTrust Fellow, American Academy Richard A. Smith Maurice Vanderpol Center for Human Values, President, Strategic Planning Cecilia Chan Capital, Inc. of Arts & Sciences Co-Chair, Richard and Susan Psychiatrist & Psychoanalyst Princeton University and Action for Non-Profit Managing Director, New York, New York Vice-Chair, Legal Services Smith Family Foundation Trustee-Emeritus, Citi Board Chair, American Council Kickoffs (S.P.A.N.K.) Gold Avenue Ltd. Corporation Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Performing Arts Center of Learned Societies Director, Ikamva Labantu Member, Dean’s Council, Walter G. Freedman Trustee, Bazelon Center for Needham, Massachusetts Board, ARTstor New York, New York Harvard Kennedy School of Chicago, Illinois Mental Health Law Pennington, New Jersey and Government Chair, Board of Directors, New York, New York Phyllis Berz Member, President’s Council, Leslie Gilbert-Lurie Revson Foundation Memphis, Tennessee New York Academy of Former President, Los Angeles Director, The Covenant Sciences County Office of Education Foundation New York, New York Hidden Hills, California Cambridge, Massachusetts

36 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 37 Daniel J. Givelber Daniel S. Katz Karen S. Levy Jo Ann Nathan Bruce Rigal Ricky Shechtel Susan W. Tofias, MSW BOARD OF SCHOLARS Professor, Northeastern Senior Portfolio Manager, Member, Education Co-Chair, Chicago-Area Major Managing Director (currently Executive Director, Sierra Co-Founder, The Freshman Chair University School of Law Apex Capital, LLC Committee, Handel & Gifts Committee, University on sabbatical), Deutsche Foundation, Inc. Fifteen Boston Martha Minow Brookline, Massachusetts Orinda, California Haydn Society of Michigan Bank International Board of Tutor, Jewish Community Board, Jewish Women’s Director, Parkways Foundation Distinguished Executive in Governors, Beit Hatfutsot: Relations Council Members Michael L. Gordon Jay H. Kaufman Archive Director, The Cultural Residence, London, The Museum of the Jewish Wellesley, Massachusetts Marjorie Agosin Chief Operating Officer and Ophthalmologist, Newton Member, Ralph Lowell Society Landscape Foundation University of Chicago Booth People Professor of Spanish, Wellesley Chief Investment Officer, Wellesley Eye Associates Committee, WGBH Chicago, Illinois School of Business President Emeritus, Board, Shirley Wang College Angelo, Gordon, & Co. Asst. Clinical Professor, Boston Leadership Gift Co-Chair, Europe, Middle Children’s Galleries for CEO, Plastpro, Inc. Wellesley, Massachusetts New York, New York Massachusetts Eye and Ear Committee, Wellesley Kathy Richland Pick East, Africa Advisory Board, Jewish Culture Los Angeles, California Infirmary College Board, Erikson Institute University of Chicago Booth Founder, Jewish Community Peter Balakian Sally Gordon Overseer for Life, Newton- Program Committee, Chicago, Illinois School of Business Youth Foundation Sharon Weintraub Donald M. and Constance New York, New York Wellesley Hospital Young Audiences of Advisory Board, Ruppin Centre Founding Partner, Jewish Teen Toronto, Ontario H. Rebar Professor of the Newton, Massachusetts Massachusetts Bernard Pucker Business School in Israel Funders Network Humanities, Dept. of Judith Greffin Wellesley, Massachusetts Director, Pucker Gallery London, England Board, Keren Karev Nancy R. Wilsker English, Colgate University Chief Investment Officer and Anla Cheng Kingdon Director, Boston Center for Educational Programs Partner, Hinckley, Allen & Advisory Board, International Executive Vice President, Partner, Sino-Century China Michael B. Lowenstein Jewish Heritage Terrence Roberts Founding Partner, Partnership Snyder LLP Association of Genocide Allstate Insurance Company Private Equity Partners, LLC President, Kensico Capital Board of Overseers, Boston Retired Clinical Psychologist for Effective Learning and Board, Educators for Social Scholars Northbrook, Illinois Trustee, China Institute Management Children’s Museum Advisory Committee, California Innovative Education Responsibility Hamilton, New York Member and Past Co-Chair, Armonk, New York Director, Congregation Community Foundation Princeton, New Jersey Needham, Massachusetts Abraham Gutman Annual Gala, Committee Kehillath Israel Board, Economic Resources Dr. Benjamin R. Barber President and CEO, AG of 100 Jonathan Lykes Director, Friends of Copley Corporation Gwenn Masterman Snider Judy Wise President, CivWorld @ Demos Mednet, Inc. Trustee, Museum of Chinese Chicago, Illinois Square Board, Little Rock Nine Co-Owner, Winnetu Oceanside Senior Director for Distinguished Senior Fellow, Community Advisory Board, in America Director, Fuller Craft Museum Foundation Resort, Martha’s Vineyard Organizational Demos WGBH Trustee, Riverdale Country Susan Hastings Mallory Director, Japan Society of Board, Western Justice Center Board, Pembroke Center, Advancement, Facing Walt Whitman Professor Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts School Cordova, Tennessee Boston Foundation Brown University History and Ourselves Emeritus, Rutgers University New York, New York Trustee, Jewish Publication Pasadena, California Board, Generation Citizen Director, UK, Facing History New York, New York Ann B. Hawkins Michael Mazer Society Wellesley, Massachusetts and Ourselves Trustee, BRIDGES Alyce Lee President, Mazer Telecom Director and Past President, Daniel E. Rothenberg Commissioner, President Yehuda Bauer Memphis, Tennessee Vice-Chair, Board of Trustees, Advisors Newbury Street League President, C&R Management Donald K. Stern Obama’s Commission on Professor Emeritus, Holocaust Boston Medical Center Denver, Colorado Advisory Board, Terezin Corporation Partner, Cooley LLP White House Fellowships Studies, Avraham Harman Floy B. Kaminski Chair, Friends of the Sick Chamber Music Foundation Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Boston, Massachusetts Board, Business and Institute of Contemporary Chair, Board of Advisors, and Poor Richard Melcher Boston, Massachusetts Professional People for the Jewry, The Hebrew William Davidson Graduate Milton, Massachusetts Principal, Melcher+Tucker Michael K. Sapers Gerald M. Stern Public Interest University of Jerusalem School of Jewish Education, Consultants Michaela Raikes Co-Chief Executive Officer, Washington, District of Chicago Executive Committee, Jerusalem, Israel Jewish Theological Director, Foundation for Stanford, California CATZ Sports Performance Columbia Human Rights Watch Seminary National Progress Centers Chicago, Illinois and London, Michael Berenbaum Trustee, Park Avenue Chicago, Illinois Alison Richardson Class Officer, Dartmouth Kenneth A. Sweder England Professor of Jewish Studies, Synagogue New York, New York College Partner, Sweder & Ross, LLP Director of Sigi Ziering New York, New York Evan Meyers Coach, Rugby Team, Newton Former President, Jewish Sue Berman Zamkow Institute: Exploring President, ECM Commodity South High School Community Relations London, England the Ethical and Religious Paul B. Kanin Investment Partners Coach, Ski Team, Newton Council of Metropolitan Implicaitons of the President, Paul R. Kanin, Inc. Social Studies Teacher, South High School Boston General Counsel (Pro Bono) Holocaust, American Jewish Beverly Hills, California High School for Language Training Coordinator, Newton Co-Founder and Former Co- Brown Rudnick LLP University and Diplomacy Youth Soccer Chair, Massachusetts Los Angeles, California President, Scarsdale Newton, Massachusetts Coalition to Save Darfur Baseball Club Boston, Massachusetts Scarsdale, New York

38 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 39 Irwin Blumer Debórah Dwork James F. Gilligan Ellen Hume Robert H. Mnookin Padraic O’Hare Fernando Reimers John K. Roth Educational Administration, Rose Professor of Holocaust Clinical Professor, School of Annenberg Fellow in Civic Williston Professor of Law and Professor of Religious Ford Foundation Professor of Edward J. Sexton Professor Boston College History, Clark University Medicine Media, Center for Media Chair, Program on and Theological Studies, International Education Emeritus of Philosophy Framingham, Massachusetts Director, Strassler Family Adjunct Professor, School of and Communication Negotiation, Harvard Law Merrimack College Director, International Founding Director, The Center Center for Holocaust and Law Studies, Central European School Advisory Board, The Holocaust Education Policy Program, for Human Rights Paul Bookbinder Genocide Studies Collegiate Professor, College of University Overseer, Boston Symphony Center Boston, North Inc. Harvard Graduate School of Leadership, Claremont Associate Professor of History, Worcester, Massachusetts Arts and Sciences, New Budapest, Hungary Orchestra Newburyport, Massachusetts Education McKenna College University of Massachusetts York University Trustee, Harvard Hillel Co-Chair, Advanced Board of Directors, Federation Sharon, Massachusetts Melinda Fine New York, New York The Hon. Michael Ignatieff, Trustee, CPR Institute of David A. Patterson Leadership Institute, of State Humanities Director of Education, Public P.C., M.P. Dispute Resolution Hillel A. Feinberg Chair in Harvard University Councils Leon Botstein Interest Projects Sol Gittleman Senior Resident, University of Member, International Advisory Holocaust Studies, Member, Global Learning Winthrop, Washington President, Bard College Senior Fellow, NYU Wagner The Alice and Toronto Committee, Israel Ackerman Center for Leadership Council, Annandale-on-Hudson, School of Public Service Nathan Gantcher Toronto, Ontario Democracy Institute Holocaust Studies, American Association of Allan A. Ryan New York Research Center for Distinguished University Collections Committee, University of Texas at Dallas Colleges and Universities Adjunct Professor of Law, Leadership and Action Professor, Tufts University Jonathan Judaken Fogg Art Museum, Harvard Richardson, Texas Advisory Board, Comunidade Boston College Law School Mary C. Boys New York, New York Winchester, Massachusetts Memphis, Tennessee University Educativa CEDAC Director of Intellectual Skinner & McAlpin Professor Cambridge, Massachusetts John T. Pawlikowski Member, Council on Foreign Property, Harvard Business of Practical Theology, Union Howard E. Gardner Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela, Michael J. Klarman Professor of Social Ethics and Relations School Publishing Theological Seminary Hobbs Professor of Cognition Ph.D. Kirkland & Ellis Professor, Azar Nafisi Director of Catholic-Jewish Member, International Faculty, Harvard Extension New York, New York and Education, Harvard Professor, Department of Harvard Law School Executive Director, Cultural Studies, Catholic Academy of Education School Graduate School of Psychology, University of Cambridge, Massachusetts Conversations at the Foreign Theological Union Board of Overseers, Boston, Massachusetts Mary C. Brabeck, Ph.D., D.H.L. Education Cape Town Policy Institute, Johns President Emeritus and Museum of Science, Boston Gale and Ira Drukier Dean Senior Director, Project Zero Cape Town, South Africa Claudia Koonz Hopkins University, School Executive Board, Advisory Board, Primary Robert L. Selman, Ph.D. and Professor of – Harvard Graduate School Professor of History, of Advanced International International Council of Source Professor, Harvard Graduate Applied Psychology, New of Education Peter Hayes Duke University Studies Christians and Jews Director, Room to Read School of Education York University Steinhardt Cambridge, Massachusetts Professor of History and Chair Durham, North Carolina Washington, District of Academic Committee & Member, United States Watertown, Massachusetts School of Culture, of the History Department, Columbia Committee on Conscience, National Commission, Education, and Human Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Northwestern University Lawrence L. Langer Memorial Council, U.S. United Nations Educational, John Shattuck Development Alphonse Fletcher University Theodore Zev Weiss Holocaust Professor of English Emeritus, Sonia M. Nieto Holocaust Memorial Scientific, and Cultural President and Rector, Central New York, New York Professor, Harvard Educational Foundation Simmons College Professor Emerita, School Museum Organization European University University Professor, Northwestern West Newton, Massachusetts of Education, University of Chair, Committee on Church Advisory Board, World Budapest, Hungary James Carroll Director, W. E. B. Du Bois University Massachusetts, Amherst Relations and the Computer Exchange Distinguished Scholar-in- Institute for African and Evanston, Illinois Hillel Levine Amherst, Massachusetts Holocaust, United States Chair, Global Agenda Rev. Kevin P. Spicer, CSC Residence, Suffolk African American Research Professor of Sociology and Holocaust Memorial Council on Education, World James J. Kenneally University Cambridge, Massachusetts Richard Hovannisian Religion, Boston University Pedro Antonio Noguera Museum Economic Forum Member, Distinguished Professor of Trustee, Boston Library Professor of Armenian and President, International Executive Director, Chicago, Illinois Middle East and North History, Stonehill College Advisory Board, Brandeis Sir Martin Gilbert Near Eastern History, A.E.F. Institute for Mediation and Metropolitan Center for Africa Advisory Group, Easton, Massachusetts University International London, England Chair in Modern Armenian Historical Conciliation Urban Education Arn Chorn Pond World Economic Forum Center for Ethics, Justice History, University of Boston, Massachusetts Peter L. Agnew Professor Founder and Spokesperson, Cambridge, Massachusetts Ervin Staub and Public Life Carol Gilligan California, Los Angeles of Education, New York Cambodian Living Arts Professor of Psychology Dean’s Council, Harvard University Professor, Los Angeles, California University Steinhardt School Boston, Massachusetts Emeritus, University of Divinity School New York University of Culture, Education, and Massachusetts at Amherst New York, New York Professor of Humanities and Human Development Alvin F. Poussaint, M.D. Founding Director of the Applied Psychology, New York, New York Professor of Psychiatry and Doctoral Program in Steinhardt School of Faculty Associate Dean the Psychology of Peace Culture, Education, and for Student Affairs, Harvard and Violence, University of Human Development Medical School Massachusetts at Amherst New York, New York Boston, Massachusetts Holyoke, Massachusetts

40 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 41 Claude M. Steele, Ph.D. Esther Gens* Ira A. Jackson COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD COMMITTEE ON GOVERNANCE Gordon Segal Michael Mazer Carolyn Mahboubi Provost, Columbia University Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Dean and Professor of Ex-officio on all board Chair Michele Smith Kathy Neustadt Carolyn G. Richman New York, New York Management, committees: Karen G. Harrison Monica Swope Karen Paul Terrence Roberts William Gold II Peter F. Drucker and Trish Tullman Jon Pushkin Jason D. Russell Dorothy M. Steele, Ed.D. Board, Big Brothers Big Sisters Masatoshi Ito Graduate CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF Members Jaye Williams Stephanie Rossi Florence Sloan Stanford, California Board, Colorado Common School of Management DIRECTORS Patricia S. Bellinger Judy Wise Angelika Schroeder Gerald M. Stern Cause Board, Alliance for the Seth A. Klarman Holly Brooks Harry Sterling Karen Sulzberger Marcelo Suarez-Orozco Board, Colorado Succeeds Commercialization of Ellen B. Carmell CLEVELAND ADVISORY BOARD Irwin Wagner Shirley Wang Courtney Sale Ross University Emeritus, National Jewish Technology, San Bernardino CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF Eddie Reynolds Chair Carol Wolf Claudia Weill Professor of Globalization Health Board, Center for Public TRUSTEES Alison Richardson Heather Ross-Lowenstein Janice White and Education, New York Denver, Colorado Leadership Dana W. Smith Dana W. Smith LONDON ADVISORY BOARD University Steinhardt School Board, City Year Los Angeles Members Chair MEMPHIS ADVISORY BOARD of Culture, Education, and Steven Grossman Board, Community Wealth PRESIDENT CHICAGO ADVISORY BOARD Peter Anagnostos (ex-officio) Rita S. Halbright Chair Human Development Treasurer, State of Ventures, Inc. Margot Stern Strom Chair Susan G. Block Marty Kelman New York, New York Massachusetts Claremont, California Jill Garling Holly Brooks Members AUDIT COMMITTEE Newton, Massachusetts Amy Carlson Sindy Caplan Members Chair HONORARY TRUSTEES Ellen M. Poss, M.D. Members Thomas F. Clarkson Jonas Frantz John Aitken Alan Goldstein Leon Bass Jill Iscol Psychiatrist Jennifer Aubrey Howard J. Freedman Terence Johnson Joey Beckford Retired Principal, The President, IF Hummingbird Trustee, Institute of Christopher Benson Ab Glickman* Binna Kandola Neal Beckford Members Benjamin Franklin High Foundation, Inc. Contemporary Art Gene Bindler Joyce S. Glickman Lawrence M. Levy Janice Berlin John Mokas School Advisory Council, Acumen Brookline, Massachusetts Ellen Carmell Daniel J. Haynes Peggy Levy Paul Berz Michael Sapers Newtown, Pennsylvania Fund Kevin Carroll Emily Ingalls Hannah Lewis Phyllis Berz Board of Advisors, Center Irving Rabb* Steve Cohen Anne Juster David Meller Frank Buscher BY-LAWS COMMITTEE Sandra D. Carpenter for a New American Cambridge, Massachusetts Linda B. Coleman Amy R. Kaplan Daniel Peltz Jim Edelman Chair Exeter, New Hampshire Security (CNAS) Theresa Cothern Todd Lloyd Bruce Rigal Susan Edelman Lawrence M. Levy Advisory Board, City Year Eddie Reynolds Jeffrey Greenberger Jonida Preka Morelli Cliff Siegel Jerry E. Ehrlich Sumner Feldberg New York Board Emeritus, TheatreWorks Judy Greffin Amy Rogat Lisa Tedeschini Julie Ellis Members Brookline, Massachusetts Trustee, Horizons National Member, San Francisco Gay Karen G. Harrison Sara Stashower Susan Whiddington Tina Fockler Sandra M. Carpenter President’s Advisory Men’s Chorus Bruce Heyman (ex-officio) Loung Ung Judy Wise Miriam D. Grossman Philip H. Gordon Lawrence Fuchs Council, Teachers College, Project Manager, SFGMC’s Vicki Heyman (ex-officio) Mary Ann Vogel Sue Zamkow Iris Harkavy Ellen M. Poss Meyer & Walter Jaffe Emeritus Columbia University “Dear Harvey” Project Mark S. Hoplamazian Valerie Weaver Ann B. Hawkins Roxanne Hori Sally H. Wertheim LOS ANGELES ADVISORY BOARD Mason Hawkins Professor of American Member, New York State Palo Alto, California FACILITIES COMMITTEE Steve Koch Trudy Wiesenberger Co-Chairs Stephen R. Haynes Civilization and Politics, Commission on National Daniel E. Rothenberg Brandeis University and Community Service Rhoda B. Sapers Stephen Lieberman Eugene I. Krieger Nina Katz Rabbi Steven Stark Lowenstein DENVER ADVISORY BOARD Andrew S. Pauly Elaine Kaufman Canton, Massachusetts Board of Advisors, Iscol Family Trustee, Berklee College FINANCE COMMITTEE Christopher Lueking Chair Daniel Kiel Program for Leadership of Music Chair Jill Meister John A. Katzenberg Members Meggan Wurzburg Kiel Ruthanne Fuller Development at Cornell Boston, Massachusetts Elizabeth E. Jick Charlene Achki-Repko City of Newton, Alderman University Paul Meister Joanna Lipman Richard Melcher Members Colette Bablon Ament (City Council) Advisory Council, College of Elinor A. Seevak Members Sheri Lipman Peter J. Miller Elaine Gantz Berman Mitra Best Director and Trustee, Human Ecology at Cornell New York, New York Daniel Allen Susan Mallory Linda Miner Linda Campbell Aaron Cohen Belmont Hill University Carl Blanchard Joyce Margulies Jo Ann Nathan Meredith Dabberdt Pamela Rubin Cohen Director, Boys and Girls Clubs New York, New York Manoog Young Jeffrey J. Bussgang Mary McDonald Stuart Nathan Bill Fulton Dean Devlin of Boston Chairman, Emeritus, National Ronald G. Casty Sherri McDonald Kathy Richland Pick Ann Geldzahler William D. Feldman Treasurer, Brown University Association for Armenian AJ Janower Erin Ostrow James Rondeau William Gold II Jane S. Herzog Class of 1979 Studies and Research Emily Leventhal Iddo Patt Michael J. Sacks Helayne Jones Paul R. Kanin Member, Overseers Advisory Belmont, Massachusetts John Mokas Glenn Sessoms Suzanne Saposnik Megan Kemper Andrew T. Kugler Board, WGBH Heidi Pearlson Linda Ellen N. Sklar Carole Segal Tony Lewis Leon Leyson Newton, Massachusetts David Schechter Michael Terry

42 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 43 Patricia Toarmina Dana W. Smith Dorothy Tananbaum Barbara Elsberg Program Director, Technology Coordinator, Online Learning & Manager for Curriculum & Van Turner Gwenn Snider Zoe Tananbaum Debra Engel STAFF Deborah Chad Program Technology Program Development Dr. Jane Walters Jody Snider David R. Trower Sandra Feldman (includes staff employed Tanya Lubicz-Nawrocka Elisabeth Kanner Monica Wharton Kate Taylor Skip E. Vichness Judith M. Goldman between July 1, 2010 and Director, Program Operations Barbara J. Williams Susan W. Tofias Jedd Wider Marina Gorbis June 30, 2011) Karen Barss Program Technology Coordinator Coordinator, R&D Karen Tucker Todd Wider Jeffrey R. Greendorfer Kit Stanton Stephanie Gerard NEW ENGLAND ADVISORY Maurice Vanderpol Judy Heyboer OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE Associate Program Director, BOARD Beverly Woo ONTARIO ADVISORY BOARD Edward Jones DIRECTOR Staff Development NORTH AMERICA PROJECT EVALUATION Chair Chair Daniel S. Katz President/Executive Director Phredd MatthewsWall Senior Historian Director of Evaluation Tracy Palandjian NEW YORK ADVISORY BOARD Myra Novogrodsky Karen Springer Kronick Margot Stern Strom Mary Johnson Dennis Barr Chair Hal Luft Associate Director, Members Julie Abrams Leff Members Lori Luft Associate Executive Director Online Learning National & North America Associate Director of Evaluation Patti Bellinger Zanana Akande Karan A. Merry Marty Sleeper John Englander Program Coordinator Anna Romer Jennifer Berylson Block Members Frank Bialystok Michaela Raikes Nathan Phipps Jeffrey Bloomberg Jon R. Bauer Pat Case Barbara Reiss-Snyder Chief Operating Officer Senior Associate, Staff Research Assistants for Lisa Blumenthal Pascale E. Berner Leslie Dan Eddie Reynolds Michael Durney Development JEWISH EDUCATION Evaluation Lynda Bussgang Rob Beyer Ursula Franklin Andrew Richardson William Miller Director, Center for Jewish Abigail Mann Tom Cavanagh Cecilia Chan Ronald Hoffman Carol M. Sands Chief Strategy Officer Education Meaghan Mingo Lisa Cloitre Lee A. Daniels John Honderich Betty Schafer Terry Tollefson Senior Project Manager, Janice Darsa James Andrew Watson David Jill Dimitrief Michele Landsberg Sue Ann Schiff Program Operations GLOBAL FUNDRAISING Laura DeBonis Michael S. Feldberg Nate Leipciger Connie Shapiro Liaison, Office of the Executive Ronnie Millar Jewish Education Project Lead, Chief Development Officer Marsha Feinberg Lori Fife Carole Ann Reed Joyce Reynolds Sinclair Director Los Angeles Usha Pasi Rena Finder Mark S. Fife Lesley Shore Barbara Sonneborn Kim Baskin Senior Fellow Beth Cohen Wendy Fischman Kathy Fuld Betty Ann Taylor Sharman Spector-Angel Richard Barbieri Senior Director, Development & Abraham Gutman Sally Gordon Sharon Weintraub Barbara Spreng Coordinator, Office of the Senior Program Associate, External Affairs Jill Karp Joe Jackson Margaret Wells Merna Wechsler Executive Director Program Associate, Technology Jewish Education Program Christine Stokes Susan Kaufman Evelyn B. Kalibala Margie Wolfe Hon. Rebecca Westerfield Bing Bing Wang K.C. Kourtz Shira Deener Beth Klarman Floy B. Kaminski (ret.) Senior Director Organizational PROGRAM Emily Leventhal Anla Cheng Kingdon SAN FRANCISCO ADVISORY Diane Jordan Wexler Project Manager, Program Associate, Jewish Advancement Vice President & John F. Levy Shelly Kivell BOARD Jane Zinner Program Operations Education Program Judy Wise Chief Program Officer Karen S. Levy Michael B. Lowenstein Chair Lara Therrien Tzipora Weinberg Kristen Lucken Evan C. Meyers Susie Richardson * Deceased Marc Skvirsky Senior Philanthropic Advisor Dale S. Mnookin Eric M. Mindich Program Data Specialist Jewish Education Program Pamela Burlingham Hurd Members Program Director, Lisa Mooney Jane C. Och Nancy Griffin Coordinators Ida Abbott Heidi Pearlson Lisa Paige Facing History and Ourselves Regional Operations Gabrielle Thal-Pruzan Director, Development Deborah E. Barber Ted Scott Deborah Plummer Richard Perry welcomes the following Special Projects Coordinator Amanda Hadad Operations Juli Betwee Frances S. Putnoi Thomas Russo incoming Advisory Board Judi Bohn Deborah Fagone James R. Brown Jeffrey F. Rayport Judith C. Siegel Chairs: Program Director, RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT Marci Sapers Anthony Sosnick Gloria Clumeck Staff Development Director of Content, Research Jill Karp, New England National/International Program Senior Individual Giving Officer David Schechter Katrin Sosnick Caretha Coleman Dimitry Anselme and Development Erin Ostrow, Memphis Coordinators Steven Presser Mahindar K. Dhaliwal Terry Schubach Rachel Strom Fuzieh Jallow Adam Strom International Director Ilana Offenberger Director, Grant Programs Karen Murphy Senior Associate for Curriculum Jill Martyn Resource Development Director, Program Growth & Phyllis Goldstein Development Molly Schen Curriculum Writer & Historian, Research & Development Dan Eshet

44 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 45 Associate Director, Office of the Executive Director Video Production Assistants Human Resources Receptionists DENVER & ROCKY MOUNTAIN Office Manager & Events Senior Program Associates Grant Programs Choosing to Participate Manager (Northeastern Co-op) Associate Director, Human Ernestine Gianelly STATES Coordinator Jimmie Jones Victoria Frothingham Erica Stern Robert Tokanel Resources Jane Mackenzie Director Sarah Pluth Laura Tavares Patrick Crowley Jon Cramer Dorothy O’Connell Fran Sterling Jocelyn Stanton Associate Director, Development Associate Director, MEMPHIS Information & Support Services Communications MANAGEMENT SERVICES Assistant Director, CHICAGO Associate Director, Development Senior Director Program Associates Jill Dannay Andrea Zuniga Human Resources Director Kristina Drinkwine Rachel Shankman Adrianne Billingham Bock Operations Ashlyn Gorlin Bonnie Oberman Jeremy Nesoff Assistant Directors, Grant Associate Director, Design Director of Operations & Program Associate Senior Associate, Urban Programs Jenifer Snow Strategic Communications Senior Benefits & HR Associate Associate Program Director Heather Frazier Education and Organizational Program Coordinator Erin Lee Brooke Harvey Barbara DeVries Dunreith Kelly Lowenstein Initiatives Princess Johnson Larisa Pazmiño Assistant Director, Administrative Assistant Steven Becton External Affairs Manager, Project Operations Human Resources Manager Associate Director, Development Karen Mortimer NEW YORK Assistant Director, Grant Emma Samler Amy Clatworthy Carol Griffin Roxanne DeGraff Associate Program Director Director Programs & Special Projects Administrative & Development Michele Phillips Peter Nelson Eve Crevoshay External Affairs Coordinator Project Managers, Operations Information Technology Senior Program Associate Assistant Emily Blackie Emma Smizik Director of Information Chuck Meyers Dorothy Abdullah Associate Director, Development Director, NY Operations & Grant Writers Nina Robinson Technology Sonji Branch Strategic Partnerships Emily Oswald Choosing to Participate Anika Bachhuber Elijah Lapson Program Associates Program & Development Stacy Abramson Julia Franks Coordinator, Washington, DC Ellen Lampereur Greaves Denise Gelb Assistant Program Associates Lydia Dana Lindsay Bowles Network Systems Manager Sonjanita Moore Katie Terrazas Hoover Susan Snodgrass Associate Director, Finance Jared Boesse Sarah Kron Stuart Organizational Advancement Project Specialist, Development PUBLISHING Chief Financial Officer Development Associate LONDON Pamela Haas Schwab Priscilla McCarthy Benjamin Mahnke Web Application Eleanor Perrone UK Programme Coordinator Development Associate Library Services Developer/Production Manager Michael McIntyre Lauren Grossman Associate Program Director Coordinator, Office of the Chief Director, Library Services Controller Adam Bernstein Program & Administrative Kevin Feinberg Development Officer Tracy O’Brien Stephen Ford Assistant Office Manager Office Manager/Program Jennifer Tan Senior Technical Support Rebecca Waldman Jackie Brennan Coordinator Associate Program Director, Librarian Manager, Project Financial Associate Laura Marchini Special Projects Development Assistant, Eva Radding Analysis Arthur Guercilena CLEVELAND LOS ANGELES Catina Bacote Major Gifts Nancy Englander Director Director Choosing to Participate Jolene Crosby-Jones Library Assistants Web Production Coordinator Mark Swaim-Fox Marti Tippens Murphy Coordinators Associate Director, Development Erin Griffin Manager, Organizational Budget Ilana Klarman Nancy Knight Stephanie Ramos Development Information & Katherine Boylan Analysis Senior Program Associate Associate Director, Michael Parnell Support Services Assistants John Williams Facilities Pamela Donaldson Organizational Advancement Senior Program Associates Meaghan Giangregorio Publishing & New Media Office Services & Facilities (West Coast) Development Assistants Tracy Garrison-Feinberg Elizabeth Sweet Manager, Publishing and New Accounts Receivable Manager Manager Program Associate Elizabeth Vogel Janice Berlin David Levy Media Tim Toeum Margaret Gouthro Susan Herrick Leslie Vanelli Development Assistant Catherine O’Keefe Associate Program Director Program Associates Cara Wagner Accounts Payable Manager Custodial Services Coordinator Development Associate Mary Hendra NEW ENGLAND Juan Castellanos Print Publishing Assistant Titina Johnson Carole Danforth Tracey Frierson Program Director Tanya Huelett EXTERNAL AFFAIRS April Lambert Senior Program Associate Francesca Colletti David Schwartz Director, Choosing to Participate Financial Analyst Custodial Services Assistant Administrative Assistants Daniel Alba Eleanor Zupancic Sarah Haacke Video Production Hanna Teklit Tammy Edinger Jill Penate Associate Program Director Associate Director, Kristin Duns Development Associate Jennifer Jones-Clark 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46 Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report Facing History and Ourselves 2011 Annual Report 47 Program Coordinators SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA Office Manager/Program TORONTO Andrea Elganzoury Director Coordinator Director “Facing History and Justine Ambrose Jack Weinstein Karen Weinstein Leora Schaefer

Administrative Coordinator Senior Program Associate Development & Administrative Program Associate Ourselves elicits from Shoshanna Bailey Milton Reynolds Coordinator Jasmine Wong Karen Foster young people serious Development Assistant Program Associate Office Coordinator Alexandra Hawkins Mark Davis Jeannette Slater moral responses to difficult moral questions, and I think we need as much of that as we can get.”

Kwame Anthony Appiah Professor, Princeton University Department of Philosophy & University Center for Human Values Appiah was recently awarded the 2011 National Humanities Medal. He succeeds Harvard Law School Dean Martha Minow as Chair of the Facing History and Ourselves Board of Scholars.

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