News & Events
Back to Camp!
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Some of my happiest childhood memories are from the time I spent at Camp Kinderland. Despite an initial bout of homesickness my first summer, I soon felt like I had been part of the Kinderland… Read More
Help from David Greenglass
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Guest blog by Robert Meeropol, Rosenberg Fund for Children Founder & son of Ethel & Julius Rosenberg
It has been a year since the release of David Greenglass’s grand jury testimony in… Read More
On the 63rd Anniversary of My Grandparents' Executions
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Today is the anniversary of my grandparents’ executions. As it approached, I prepared the statement below reflecting on the date’s significance. Many members of the Rosenberg Fund for Children… Read More
The Birth of a Nation & "Strange Fruit"
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Guest blog by Robert Meeropol, Rosenberg Fund for Children Founder & son of Ethel & Julius Rosenberg (originally published on Robert's blog, Still Out on a Limb)
Most of you probably… Read More
Grants Support Black Lives Matter Activist, Children of Torture Survivor, and others
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Last month, we made our first grants of 2016. We added six new families and individuals to the RFC community and awarded more than $190,000 overall to both new and existing beneficiaries. This … Read More
Who's With Us?
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In our spring newsletter we announced that Gina Belafonte is the latest addition to our Advisory Board. This group is comprised of artists, activists, public intellectuals, and others with valuable… Read More
Guest Blog: Exonerate Ethel
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by Robert Meeropol
originally published on Robert Meeropol's blog, Still Out on a Limb
In March the Rosenberg Fund for Children launched an online petition campaign to exonerate my mother, Ethel. I… Read More
Activists, Artists & Parents: the Revolution Starts at Home
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It might be hard to imagine a music video that shows a young father singing about love and hopes for his toddler son, behind scenes of the family changing diapers, break dancing, and marching with… Read More
RFC at RebLaw
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Last week I presented at the 2016 Rebellious Lawyering Conference at Yale University. The largest student-run public interest law conference in the country, RebLaw “seeks to build a community of law… Read More
Meet Our New Staff
Newsletter
If you interact with the RFC around grants, you’ll soon be communicating with a new staff member (if you haven’t already). After five years of dedicated service, Julie Johnson left the RFC at the end… Read More
Liz Fink: Crusading Lawyer, RFC Inspiration
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by RFC Founder, Robert Meeropol(photo credit Shiloh Crawford III)
Gina Belafonte Joins Advisory Board
Newsletter
(photo credit joshreynoldsphoto.com)We’re thrilled to welcome the newest member of our Advisory Board, Gina Belafonte, who co-directs Sankofa.org, and was one of three activist artists who headlined… Read More
Celebrating Art & Activism
Newsletter
This past October, 300 members of the RFC community from around the country - donors, beneficiaries, Board, staff, and volunteers - gathered in the RFC’s home town of Easthampton, MA to celebrate 25… Read More
Exonerate Ethel
Newsletter
By Executive Director, Jennifer Meeropol(photo credit: Bud Korotzer, Desertpeace)
"Dear RFC,"
Blog Post
I recently received two striking letters at the RFC. Although they are very different in almost every regard - tone, content, and the personal histories of the authors - taken together I believe they… Read More
Beneficiary Guest Post: Retreat, Come Forth
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My name is Jacob Rivas, I’m a graduate of Oberlin College and a proud grant recipient of the Rosenberg Fund For Children. I’d like to share my story to thank the RFC for everything they’ve done for… Read More
The RFC Turns 25!
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I am thrilled to report that the RFC’s 25th anniversary celebration on Saturday, October 17th, was a huge success.