News & Events
Twenty Five New Beneficiaries Receive RFC Grants
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Twenty-five kids from 11 new families joined the RFC beneficiary community, including the children of targeted racial justice activists, labor rights organizers and more, as well as two new targeted… Read More
Executive Director’s Report: The Power of Letters
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"Last winter I read an article online in The American Prospect about a pilot program eliminating mail in federal prisons. The headline, 'Physical Mail Could Be Eliminated at Federal Prisons' grabbed… Read More
Coming in 2022!
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We're looking forward to reconnecting with our beneficiaries and extended communities during 2022! We're also excited to share that we're in early stages of exploring a relaunch of the Exonerate… Read More
In Memoriam: David Alman
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"In September 2021 we lost a major figure in the Rosenberg Case struggle when David Alman died at the age of 102. In 1951, he and his wife, Emily Alman, were co-founders of the National Committee to… Read More
Over $8.1 Million Granted
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During the RFC’s most recent granting period, we received an unusually high volume of applications. The need was so great that we once again increased our granting budget and awarded more than $410,… Read More
30th Anniversary Video and E-Report Now Available
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The RFC's 30th anniversary report and celebratory video are now available online! We're excited to share highlights from our community's work over the past several years, as well as interviews with… Read More
Executive Director’s Report: The Power of Letters
Blog Post
Last winter I read an article online in The American Prospect by Marcia Brown and David Dayen about a pilot program eliminating mail in federal prisons.
Fall grants bring total awarded to over $8 million!
Blog Post
This fall the Rosenberg Fund for Children awarded 78 grants totaling over $200,000. Eleven new families received funding, joining 64 families who received renewal grants. In addition, the RFC Board… Read More
Mailing address for donations by check remains the same
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Are you mailing your year-end donation to the RFC by check? Our mailing address remains the same while we continue to work remotely. We are regularly stopping in to pick up the mail and process… Read More
2021 Year-end Report from Jennifer Meeropol
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Looking back on 2021 I am reminded of Charles Dickens’ famous opening line, “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” The worsts are unfortunately easy to list and include a violent,… Read More
Guest Blog: My 1-Year Anniversary as the RFC’s Communications Manager
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I started my new job as the RFC’s Communications Manager during the pandemic, exactly one year ago today. I'm feeling supported in my role and am finding the work to be challenging, meaningful, and… Read More
30th Anniversary Report is Live!
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We're very excited to announce that the RFC's 30th Anniversary Report is LIVE and now available as an e-report for the first time in our organization's history. We invite you to flip through it on… Read More
Just released! 30th anniversary video
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A celebratory video compilation of interviews with RFC community members on the founding of the RFC and the importance of supporting activists targeted by oppression and their families. Watch here.
We Lost Our History
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Guest Blog by RFC Founder Robert Meeropol. Earlier this month we lost a major figure in the Rosenberg Case struggle when David Alman died at the age of 102. In 1951, he and his wife, Emily Alman,… Read More
Uncertainty on the Horizon?
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In late June, when the staff sat down to write the articles for the RFC fall newsletter, we saw so many reasons to anticipate a brighter fall and winter and, hopefully, a continual decline in COVID… Read More
Guest Blog: Q&A with Michael Meeropol
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On August 26th, the International Spy Museum in Washington, D.C.
Ten New Beneficiaries Join the RFC
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NEW GRANTS
Hunger Strikers Targeted: $12,750 for therapy, childcare and educational support for eight children, ages two to 12, from four families whose fathers all participated in a hunger strike at… Read More
