News & Events
No Family Separations
Blog Post
A few weeks ago I received an email from a former RFC beneficiary who I’ve stayed in touch with over the years. She contacted me to respond to the blogs my dad and I wrote about our thoughts on the… Read More
Finally Seeing Angels in America
Blog Post
Last week Angels in America closed after a triumphant, award-winning revival on Broadway, more than a quarter century after it first took the theater world by storm. During Angels’ first Broadway run… Read More
The Legacy of Family Separation
Blog Post
Images of small children in cages, crying for their parents, have flooded my email and social media. I’m saddened and enraged as a human being, and as a US citizen I’m appalled by what the government… Read More
On the 65th anniversary of my grandparents' executions
Blog Post
On today’s anniversary of my grandparents’ execution, I’m thinking about two-year-old Angel and his big brother Bryan, who don’t understand why they can’t live with both parents anymore.
I am the granddaughter of a political prisoner (guest blog from an RFC beneficiary)
Blog Post
My name is Jaya and I am the granddaughter of a political prisoner who has been incarcerated my whole life. I am a junior in high school and this is my first year of homeschooling. I love to learn… Read More
Kathleen Chalfant Joins the Advisory Board
Newsletter
We’re thrilled to welcome the newest member of our Advisory Board, actress Kathleen Chalfant. Among her many honors and notable roles in theater and television, Kathleen was nominated for a Tony… Read More
Uncertainty Ahead
Blog Post
2017 was a painful, exhausting year. Wide-spread resistance beat back some of the more egregious assaults on human and civil rights—challenging the Muslim ban, stopping attempts to repeal the… Read More
See You Soon!
Newsletter
The RFC will be on the road in 2018, hosting events around the country. Once again we’re teaming up with generous activist artists to raise funds while we entertain and educate about our work. [Check… Read More
Uncertainty Ahead
Newsletter
2017 was a painful, exhausting year. Wide-spread resistance beat back some of the more egregious assaults on human and civil rights—challenging the Muslim ban, stopping attempts to repeal the… Read More
A Beautiful, Woke, Full of Love Weekend
Newsletter
With generous funding support from the Fineshriber Family Foundation and several anonymous donors, the RFC convened the latest Carry it Forward Gathering last August. Twenty-three of our college age… Read More
It is No Secret
Blog Post
Guest blog by Robert Meeropol, Rosenberg Fund for Children Founder & son of Ethel & Julius Rosenberg
It is no secret that Trump’s election spurred more people to donate to progressive… Read More
New Grantees Include Labor and Racial Justice Advocates
Blog Post
We’re in the midst of awarding our fall 2017 grants. To date, six new grantees have joined the RFC community and additional new applications are pending. So far, the new grantees include:
Guest Blog: Abel Meeropol Social Justice Writing Award
Blog Post
The RFC is a proud sponsor of the first-ever Abel Meeropol Social Justice Writing Award, which will be presented by Straw Dog Writers Guild to poet Patricia Smith on Sunday, November 12 at Gateway… Read More
Bequests Can Help Fund Our Future
Newsletter
In their final letter to my father and uncle, my grandparents wrote that they were comforted in the sure knowledge that others would carry on after them.
Seven New Families Join the RFC Community
Newsletter
NEW GRANTS
Mother Harassed for Giving Prisoners A Voice $6000 for sports activities for the four siblings, ages 14 to 18, whose mother spoke out against inhumane treatment of prisoners while she was… Read More
Upcoming Art & Activism Events
Newsletter
We hope you can join us at our art & activism events coming up this fall. Visit www.rfc.org/events for more details on the programs below.
Sat, Sep 9th:
"Hip Hop and Activism" workshop with… Read More
Farewell Alli, Welcome Sophie
Newsletter
Our prior Granting Coordinator, Alli Langley, left the Rosenberg Fund for Children in August. She’s headed to law school, where she plans to continue to serve the progressive community. “I am honored… Read More