CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS FOUNDATION. Educating Tomorrow s Citizens 2002 ANNUAL REPORT

CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS FOUNDATION Educating Tomorrow s Citizens 2002 ANNUAL REPORT

Constitutional Rights Foundation Mission Statement Constitutional Rights Foundation seeks to instill in our nation s youth a deeper understanding of citizenship through values expressed in our Constitution and its Bill of Rights, and educate young people to become active and responsible participants in our society. CRF is dedicated to assuring our country s future by investing in our youth today.

CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS FOUNDATION FORTY YEARS OF SERVICE Jerome L. Coben President 2002 was a monumental year for Constitutional Rights Foundation. Celebrating 40 years of serving young people, we found ourselves on the front lines of an urgent call to educate America s youth about the profound changes that have shaken the nation and the world. CRF is not a newcomer to this type of challenge. When CRF was founded 40 years earlier, America stood poised on the brink of another memorable era. Faced with pressing questions of free speech, equality, and due process of law, a fledgling CRF staff of five set out to improve the teaching of the Bill of Rights in California schools. Guided by a 17-member board of directors and supported by a $39,000 budget, the young organization set about to implement its newly established educational goals. CRF mounted lobbying efforts before the State Board of Education, established a Bill of Rights advisory board, sponsored civic-education training sessions for teachers, and expedited the distribution of Bill of Rights teaching materials. Currently, the efforts of CRF s 34 staff members are supported by a $3 million budget and guided by a 67-member board of directors. CRF maintains 17 programs in seven school- and community-based thematic areas that help teachers touch the lives of hundreds of thousands of students in Los Angeles, California, the nation, and the world. Todd Clark Executive Director In Los Angeles for example, the Youth Internship Program placed scores of qualified urban students in law firms, businesses, government offices, and non-profit organizations. At the state level, CRF coordinated the 22nd Annual California State Mock Trial Competition, involving 8,500 students and 2,000 lawyer and teacher volunteers. Nationally, four editions of CRF s acclaimed curricular newsletter, Bill of Rights in Action, reached 32,000 American educators, while the constantly evolving CRF web site attracted 99,000 visitors, up from 26,000 in 2001. On the global scale, CRF hosted exchanges between U.S. educators and their counterparts from Poland, Russia, and Lithuania through the Democracy Education Exchange Project. Cops and Kids, Teaching American History, Free Expression in a Free Society, the Summer Law Institute, all represent the far-reaching range, diverse scope, and exemplary quality of Constitutional Rights Foundation programs and materials. As we move into 2003 and open the first pages of a new and challenging chapter for American democracy, CRF will continue to fulfill a vital role in educating tomorrow s citizens. 1

What is CRF? Constitutional Rights Foundation (CRF) is a non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to helping our nation s young people become engaged and participatory citizens and understand the rule of law, the legal process, and their constitutional heritage. Established in 1962, CRF is guided by a dedicated board of directors drawn from the worlds of law, business, government, education, and the media. CRF s professional staff includes teachers and educators, lawyers, editors and writers, and youth development specialists. Volunteers provide vital support for many CRF programs and activities and serve as adult models for our youthful participants. To accomplish its goals and objectives, CRF applies its resources to seven areas: MOCK TRIAL. In 1980, CRF introduced a statewide mock trial program to help California students learn about our judicial system. Each year, CRF develops and distributes a new mock trial case to participants in 36 California counties. CRF administers the Los Angeles County and statewide mock trial competitions. Today, CRF s mock trial program involves 8500 students and 2000 lawyer and teacher volunteers. Participant Quotes Mock trial...... taught me about the legal system and inspired me to consider law school.... helped me with presentations and taught me about law and teamwork.... was a great experience and it s fun. HISTORY DAY. Moving far beyond names and dates, History Day students research historical issues, ideas, and people and apply what they have learned to their own research papers and displays, media productions, performances, and web pages. CRF s History Day program reaches 40,000 students from 31 California counties. Participant Quotes I view history in a totally different light. History Day provides its children with determination, thoroughness, analysis, creativity, curiosity, and a love of history. History Day was the reason I majored in history. 2

YOUTH LEADERSHIP AND CIVIC PARTICIPATION. Youth Leadership for Action, CRF s L.A.-based leadership program, attracts young people who want to address community problems with positive change. Civic participation programs such as CityYouth, ACT, and the Maurice R. Robinson Mini-Grant Program enable thousands of students to plan and implement projects to meet real community needs. Participant Quotes We found out the many different things we can do to overcome community problems. We learned that others are experiencing the same problems as my community. I get to teach young people my age something educational. YOUTH INTERNSHIP PROGRAM. This CRF program places qualified urban students in law firms, businesses, government offices, and non-profit organizations. Students gain valuable work experience and attend seminars designed to help them serve as school and community leaders. Participant Quotes The best part is being exposed to the real world by having a real job. I feel older and wiser. I enjoy feeling professional. I love working downtown. TEACHER AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT. Good teaching requires well-developed tools and strategies. CRF offers a wide variety of teacher-training and other professional-development workshops in law and government and civic participation. CRF s professional development efforts include: Teaching American History provides curricular materials and teaching tools and strategies to fifth-, eighth-, and eleventh-grade history teachers in Los Angeles. Participant Quote The program entices me to make American History more interesting for the students. I want to bring to my students what you brought to us through these trainings. The Democracy Education Exchange Project, hosted by CRF in partnership with other U.S. civic education groups, brings educators together from the United States, Eastern Europe, and the newly independent states of the former Soviet Union. Participant Quotes I have many impressions of the educational and other cultural aspects of U.S. society. [DEEP] was, in one word, exciting. When we compare our democracies, we stand face to face and we look into each other s eyes. It is very human. The DEEP program was well arranged for a profound exchange of experience. (Continued on next page) 3

YOUTH CONFERENCES. CRF offers a compelling series of youth forums as effective means for educating young people about vital public policy and community issues. For example: Cops & Kids conferences provide young people with a chance to take a walk in an officer s shoes and express their views about police-community relations. By taking the role of coaches and mentors, police officers develop a better understanding of the youth they serve. Participant Quotes I learned that officers have a desire to work with us. I learned that I could make great changes in my community. I learned that kids want to improve community relations as much as we do. Summer Law Institute is a week-long immersion program offering workshops and classes on the First Amendment, capital punishment, using law to create social change, and how the media affects our justice system. Co-hosted by UCLA, CRF s Summer Law Institute has reached 150 high school students, the majority on scholarships. Participant Quotes I gained a lot of knowledge and insight into my future. The students were energetic and participated vigorously. I learned to see different sides of an argument. PUBLICATIONS. CRF publishes educational texts and materials on law and government, civic participation, U.S. and world history, and current issues. CRF s acclaimed curricular newsletter, Bill of Rights in Action, reached 32,000 educators quarterly. The constantly evolving CRF web site, www.crf-usa.org, attracted 99,000 visitors, up from 26,000 in 2001. Participant Quotes Bill of Rights in Action is the most useful publication I receive. Thanks for providing such balanced and extensive materials. Your War in Iraq web lessons helped me offer my students objective support instead of my own feelings. 4

Statement of Operational Revenues and Expenses For the Year Ending December 31, 2002 REVENUES GRANTS Government 2,074,230 58% Private 555,375 15% CONTRIBUTIONS General Contributions 57,762 2% Events (net of expenses) 692,002 19% EXPENSES INVESTMENT INCOME/(LOSS) (230,218) -6% MATERIAL SALES 121,099 3% PROGRAM FEES 331,710 9% OTHER SOURCES 1,628 0% $ 3,603,589 100% PROGRAM SERVICES Law and Government 1,544,446 42% Civic Participation 1,508,806 41% Publications 229,887 6% FUND RAISING 225,102 6% ADMINISTRATION 205,527 5% $ 3,713,767 100% The above data is unaudited. Audited financial statements are available upon request. 5

Donors SIGNERS $50,000 + Ford Foundation City of Los Angeles Providence College UNDERWRITERS $25,000 - $49,999 Amy Phillips Charitable Foundation Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw B.C. McCabe Foundation Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP Occidental Petroleum Corporation The Rose Hills Foundation Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP The Walt Disney Company BENEFACTORS $15,000 - $24,999 Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP Bank of America Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Latham & Watkins Lloyd M. Smith Fund O Melveny & Myers LLP Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP Proskauer Rose LLP The Maurice R. Robinson Fund, Inc. Sempra Energy United Way, Inc. DRAFTERS $10,000 - $14,999 Andersen Arnold & Porter Christensen Miller Fink Jacobs Glaser Weil & Shapiro, LLP Carol and Jerome L. Coben Countrywide Home Loans, Inc. Louis P. Eatman Loeb & Loeb LLP Morrison & Foerster LLP Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Pillsbury Winthrop LLP Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc. Squire, Sanders & Dempsey L.L.P. Union Bank of California University of California, Los Angeles J.B. and Emily Van Nuys Charities Warner Bros. Werner Family Foundation Ziffren, Brittenham, Branca, Fischer, Gilbert-Lurie & Stiffelman LLP FOUNDERS $6,000 - $9,999 Buchalter, Nemer, Fields & Younger Gerald L. Chaleff and Patricia Benson Irma and Louis L. Colen Heller Ehrman White & McAuliffe LLP Hughes Electronics Corporation Irell & Manella LLP Jeffer, Mangels, Butler & Marmaro LLP Katten Muchin Zavis Rosenman Louis E. Kempinsky KPMG LLP Los Angeles County District Attorney s Office Sidley Austin Brown & Wood LLP Stutman, Treister & Glatt Susan J. Troy and Larry Zipursky Trust Company of the West Universal Studios, Inc. SPONSORS $4,000 - $5,999 Apollo Management & Ares Management Robert C. Aronoff BearingPoint, Inc. The Bilger Foundation Claire and William J. Bogaard The Brotman Foundation Chadbourne & Parke LLP Chicago Title Company City National Bank Mary and Knox M. Cologne III Crowe & Rogan LLP Deloitte & Touche Anita and Haley J. Fromholz Grant Thornton LLP 6

Greenberg Glusker Fields Claman Machtinger & Kinsella LLP Greenberg Traurig LLP Howrey Simon Arnold & White, LLP Ivanjack & Lambirth, LLP Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue James H. Kindel, Jr. Klee, Tuchin, Bogdanoff & Stern LLP LandAmerica Title Insurance Company LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae, L.L.P. Jan and Lloyd C. Loomis Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP Timothy J. Noonan Northrop Grumman Corporation Paramount Pictures PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Robert F. Rosenstiel Roth Family Foundation Edith J. Smith Marjorie S. and Mark R. Steinberg SunAmerica Inc. The Boeing Company Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. Weingart Foundation Wells Fargo Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman & Dicker LLP PATRONS $1,000 - $3,999 Alschuler Grossman Stein & Kahan LLP Arden Realty, Inc. Barbara M. Aronoff Beck, De Corso, Daly, Barrera & Oh Bird, Marella, Boxer & Wolpert Brad D. Brian Angela and John Butvich Margot and Joseph A. Calabrese California Lighting Sales Inc. Karla and Richard Chernick Virginia B. Cobey Diane and John F. Cooke Marshall L. Croddy Nancy and Wim de Wit Robert E. and Carolyn Denham Sidney and Dorothy Factor Nancy and Raymond C. Fisher Fogel, Feldman, Ostrov, Ringler & Klevens Susan and Alan V. Friedman The Guerin Foundation Gursey, Schneider & Co. LLP Harman International Industries, Inc. Phyllis and Robert Henigson Katie and William P. Hogoboom Thomas E. Holliday Jane H. Jelenko and William Norris Joan and G. Bradford Jones Keesal Young & Logan Kemp Family Foundation Kirkland & Ellis John A. Kronstadt David D. Laufer and Ellen J. Gleberman Serena and Rubin M. Lazar Joan and Bernard E. LeSage Los Angeles County Bar Foundation Los Angeles Lakers, Inc. Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps LLP Virginia and Francis S. Maas Carol and Stephen C. Meier Richard C. Mendelson Merrill Lynch Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. (MGM) Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP Milken Family Foundation Murphy Sheneman Julian & Rogers Musick, Peeler & Garrett LLP Ann and Thomas L. Pfister Thomas D. Phelps Sharon and William A. Polkinghorn Bennett Ross and Nora Slaff Georgina and Alan I. Rothenberg Peggy and Harvey Saferstein Toni and John A. Schulman Alan Sieroty Social Studies School Service Michael E. Soloff and Sue Himmelrich Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal Gregory P. Stone Sullivan & Cromwell Sunkist Growers, Inc. Swerdlow Family Foundation Lois D. and Jim Thompson Trope and Trope Tydings & Rosenberg LLP Unocal USC University Hospital USC-Kenneth Norris Jr. Cancer Hospital David H. Vena Harold M. Williams Wendy and Jay S. Wintrob 7

Donors FRIENDS $100 - $999 Emily B. Abbott ACLU Foundation of Southern California Allison and Paul R. Alanis Allred, Maroko & Goldberg Alzheimer s Association Rand S. April Randall M. Babbush Robert W. Bagby Charles G. Bakaly, Jr. Baker & Hostetler LLP Karen and Ronald S. Beard Hermine Beck Martin D. Bern Michael H. Bierman Diane and Kendall R. Bishop Martin H. Blank, Jr. Leroy Bobbitt Paul G. Bower Brown, Winfield & Canzoneri Gay and Anthony H. Browne Gail and Stuart D. Buchalter Jeffrey Buhai Jo Ann Burton Tonya and Michael E. Cahill California Council for the Promotion of History (CCPH) California Historical Society Robert J. Cannon Maureen and Robert E. Carlson Meryl K. Chae Gary A. Chase Frederick E. Chin John J. Clair E. Todd Clark and Jama Laurent Norman P. Clement, Jr. 8 Casey D. Clevenger Jeffrey H. Cohen Collins & Bellenghi Patricia L. Collins and Gordon Greenberg Roslyn and Barnet M. Cooperman Patricia and David Crone Curiale Dellaverson Hirschfeld Kelly & Kraemer LLP Jeffrey H. Dasteel Richard C. and Susan K. Davidoff Penny and James H. De Meules Joy and George M. Dell Patty and Marvin Demoff Al Dorskind Richard E. Drooyan and Anita Dymant Norman L. Epstein Nancy and Richard D. Esbenshade Howard D. Fabrick Dianne and Philip J. Fagan, Jr. Jack D. Fine Rachel Rae Finegood Alan Hyman Finkel Diane and Hayward Fisk Wayne S. Flick Frandzel Robins Bloom & Csato, L.C. David G. Freedman Seth Freeman and Julie Waxman Jonathan L. Friedman Gartner & Young Maury P. Gentile Benita and Bertrand Ginsberg Joseph J. Giunta Stephen Goldberg and Vickie Pynchon Sooky and Sam Goldman Nancy C. Goodman Bobbie and Robert A. Greenfield Ruth and Cecil Greenwold Linda Griego Steve Grossman and Jill Baldauf Mary and Charles R. Gustafson Laura and Melvin J. Guthman Dean Hansell John J. Hanson Peter L. Haviland and Rena Wheaton Alice and David Herald Michelle and Richard W. Herczog Marcia K. Herrman Hilton Hotels Corporation William A. Holland Home Power Inc./Home Power Magazine Laurence J. Hutt Evelyn and Harold B. Igdaloff Elaine Irell Jacqueline and T. Warren Jackson Leonard Jacoby Dorothy and Allan K. Jonas Richard M. Jones JurEcon, Inc. Stanley T. Kandel Gene and Leon Kaplan

Ellen B. Kehr Mylene and James D. Keipp Tamara and Joseph L. Keller Sharon and Michael C. Kelley Jeffrey G. Kichaven Dennis E. Kinnaird Kathleen F. Kirby Lisa Klopfer Martha and Peter H. Klopfer Janine and Richard S. Kolodny Krakow & Kaplan Marlene A. Kristovich Louise A. LaMothe Law Offices of Corbin & Fitzgerald LLP Johanna and Bernard Lemlech Cary B. Lerman Richard B. and Kathleen Levin Mel Levine Levy Family Trust Linda Lichter and Norman M. Marck Scott Lichtig Lightfoot, Vandevelde, Sadowsky, Medvene & Levine Shane Loomis James E. Lyons Steven A. Marenberg and Alison Whalen Christian E. Markey, Jr. Stefan M. Mason Sharon J. Matsumoto and Ron Rose Akie Matsumoto A. Howard and Jane Matz Patricia V. Mayer Roger L. Mayer David McGowan Robin Meadow Sue and Louis M. Meisinger Metropolitan Theatres Foundation Anthony J. Mohr Michael W. Monk and Janet Bogle Vivian Monroe and Victor E. Kaplan Kathryn M. Moore Sheevaun O. Moran Madeline Most Allan G. Mutchnik Alec G. Nedelman and Libby Pachares Alan Max Olson Lester E. Olson Jane and Ronald L. Olson Espy and Michael L. Owen Judith Pacht Joan Palevsky Christopher H. Paskach Stephen P. Pepe Steven M. Perry Philip V. Swan Associates, LLC Susan Philips and Art Goldberg Sandra and John B. Power William C. Price Christine Prout Pyramid West Insurance Services, Inc. John B. Quinn Sara Kleban Radin Halbert B. Rasmussen Linda Diamond Raznick Lisa Cleri Reale Lois and Richard G. Reinis James G. Reynolds Rufus V. Rhoades Charmian and David K. Robinson Rilla and Patrick G. Rogan Harvey Rosen Ruben & Jones, LLP Susanne and Paul Rubenstein Mary B. Ruhl The Rutter Group Rutter Hobbs & Davidoff William A. Rutter Nancy A. and Nicholas P. Saggese Claudia and Sandor E. Samuels David J. Schindler Carol and Marvin Sears Marc M. Seltzer Seniel & Dorothy Ostrow Foundation Rocco C. Siciliano Sandra and Charles D. Siegal Stephen S. Sobul Sorensen Family Trust Bruce H. Spector Standard Capital Group, Inc. Suzanne L. and Marc R. Stein C. Buf Meyer and Jonathan H. Steinberg Robert S. Stern and Nancy Holland Adam F. Streisand Kenneth Hymes Taylor Tennenbaum & Co., LLC Bruce Tester Robert W. Thom Gail Migdal Title Catherine and Leonard Unger A. William Urquhart Jane Ellison Usher Charlotte and Carlton A. Varner Marcia and Richard S. Volpert Sherry and Michael Waldorf Toby and Robert Waldorf Jeanne Allen Walker Robert S. Warren Les J. Weinstein Roy Weinstein Laura and Brian Wesley Linda L. Wesley WHE Associates, Inc. Alan B. Winter Jess and Lonnie Wittenberg Frank S. Zolin 9

Donors IN-KIND GIFTS Tammy Anderson Arnold & Porter Bank of America Blockbuster College Circuit County of Los Angeles County of San Jose Pam Cysner Daily Journal Corporation Patty Demoff Diverse City Consulting Chris Droge Hilton Hotels Corporation William A. Holland In n Out Burger Ivy West Eden Kusmiersky Laidlaw LexisNexis Los Angeles Mayor s Office Los Angeles Police Department, Police Activities League Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw Suzane Rubenstein Peggy Saferstein Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP Snell & Wilmer L.L.P. Walt Stewart United Teachers of Los Angeles University of California, Los Angeles Athletics for Youth University of California, Los Angeles School of Law University of Southern California, Joint Educational Project University of Southern California, School of Law Lloyd Wilkey PUTTING STOCK IN OUR CHILDREN Constitutional Rights Foundation accepts stock donations. Making a donation of stock today will provide an ongoing gift to educate children throughout the United States. The donation of stock is tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. For more information on making a gift to Constitutional Rights Foundation, please contact Jo Ann Burton at (213)316-2102. 10

Endowment Builders Endowments ensure the future of a non-profit organization. Since 1990, CRF has been fortunate to receive a number of endowments given by people who share our mission: to instill in our nation s youth a deeper understanding of citizenship through values expressed in our Constitution and its Bill of Rights and to educate young people to become active and responsible participants in our society. In 1990, CRF established its first endowment program with the help of the California Community Foundation and a past president of CRF, Alan I. Rothenberg. The Alan I. Rothenberg Endowment was initiated by friends and colleagues of the Rothenberg family to support one of Alan s favorite CRF programs, the Los Angeles County Mock Trial Competition. Since 1991, members of the Rothenberg family have presented the Alan I. Rothenberg Award to each year s top mock trial student litigator. CRF endowments have also been established in the names of two former CRF presidents, Jerome C. Byrne and James A. Cobey. Through the Jerome C. Byrne Publications Endowment and the James A. Cobey Endowment families and friends of these two men have expressed their admiration and respect by supporting the organization that had meant so much to these men during their lifetimes. The Byrne endowment helps fund the development and publication of CRF s educational materials. The Cobey endowment enables CRF to honor its many law-related volunteers with an annual luncheon. Robert Henigson, a longtime CRF board member, who initially chaired the planned giving committee, often expressed his belief in the importance and value of endowments to a nonprofit organization. Bob and his wife Phyllis established the Phyllis and Robert Henigson Endowment to benefit students in CRF s Youth Internship Program. The Henigsons also gave CRF two Life Income Gifts for which we continue to be most appreciative. Jack Stutman, another longtime CRF board member, chaired the capital campaign that enabled CRF to purchase its offices and has been remembered by his partners, family and friends with the Jack Stutman Endowment. This program annually honors all the volunteers, students and their families, and corporate supporters of our Youth Internship Program. CRF is also grateful to Dr. Jama Laurent and the Creative Kids Foundation for establishing an endowment at CRF that annually places interns in Los Angeles-based arts organizations. The final word on CRF endowments must belong to our greatest champion, Lloyd M. Smith. Lloyd carried the CRF banner with pride, dedication, and good humor, from its beginnings in 1962 until his death in 1998. Throughout his long life, Lloyd embodied the highest ideals of American democracy and insisted that young people be educated about their constitutional heritage, rights, and responsibilities. Accordingly, he established the CRF Endowment, ensuring that CRF s mission to educate tomorrow s citizens will continue. CRF also thanks those individuals who have indicated that they will remember CRF in their will or by bequest: Bette Bardeen, William J. Bogaard, Louis Colen, Knox M. Cologne, Marjorie Fasman, Raymond C. Fisher, Alan V. Friedman, Robert Henigson, William P. Hogoboom, Leslie Lobaugh, Meyer Luskin, Vivian Monroe, Marvin Sears, and K. Eugene Shutler. To all of the above friends of CRF, we appreciate the generosity you have demonstrated and thank you on behalf of the students of this community, the nation, and the world. We salute you all. 11

Board of Directors Executive Staff OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Jerome L. Coben President Marjorie S. Steinberg Immediate Past President Louis P. Eatman Vice President Carlton A. Varner Vice President Marvin Sears Secretary Joseph L. Keller Chief Financial Officer Joseph A. Calabrese Gerald L. Chaleff Haley J. Fromholz Alice A. Herald Jane H. Jelenko John A. Kronstadt Thomas L. Pfister William A. Polkinghorn Robert S. Stern DIRECTORS Paul R. Alanis E. Jane Arnault Robert C. Aronoff Nestor Barrero Ronald S. Beard Leroy Bobbitt William J. Bogaard Michael E. Cahill Kenneth R. Chiate Norman Clement Louis L. Colen Knox M. Cologne, III John F. Cooke Philip J. Fagan, Jr. Raymond C. Fisher Alan V. Friedman Stephen N. Goldberg Robert A. Greenfield Peter L. Haviland William A. Holland Thomas E. Holliday T. Warren Jackson Patrick M. Kelly Louis E. Kempinsky Richard S. Kolodny David D. Laufer Bernard E. LeSage Scott Lichtig Lloyd C. Loomis Sharon J. Matsumoto David A. McGowan Stephen C. Meier Louis M. Meisinger Richard C. Mendelson Michael L. Owen Stephen T. Owens Christopher H. Paskach Thomas D. Phelps Patrick G. Rogan Robert F. Rosenstiel Alan I. Rothenberg Peggy Saferstein Sandor E. Samuels John A. Schulman W. Davis Smith Gregory P. Stone Adam F. Streisand Lois D. Thompson Gail Migdal Title Susan J. Troy Michael Waldorf Vivian Monroe Founding Director Todd Clark Executive Director Marshall Croddy Director of Program and Materials Development Jo Ann Burton Director of Development 12

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