Support to digitize, transfer, and restore films from the Archive's world renowned collection of Jewish documentary film footage. $250,000

Renewal of support to provide financial assistance to elderly Holocaust survivors for housing, health care, and other basic necessities. $50,000

Support for media-based U.S. middle- and high-school curriculum utilizing photographs and interviews of Jews who remained in Europe after the Holocaust. $100,000

Support for the completion of a documentary about one woman’s quest to understand what it means to be black and Jewish in America, and about the reconciliation of these seemingly separate identities. $50,000.

Support for new research of photographer Roman Vishniac’s images to promote a more nuanced and accurate understanding of his work which will culminate in a digital archive and a major exhibition at ICP. $100,000

Support for a Synagogue Resource Director who will work with synagogues in Los Angeles to strengthen their members’ activism and maintain a strong Jewish presence on issues of genocide at a national level. $60,000.

Continued support to develop and present a play about a spirited woman in the twilight of her life, who is struggling with her past and her present. The play, based on Jewish lore and modern stories, integrates choreography, toy theatre, puppetry, magic, and original music and interweaves three different stories based on experiences from the Jewish Diaspora. $50,000

Renewal of support for a university program for students from around the country to receive training and a stipend to create public programs that explore modern Jewish and Yiddish traditions through language, literature, and culture at their respective universities. $150,000

Renewed support for a think-tank/incubator for Jewish creativity that has reached hundreds of thousands through programs like 10Q, the Sabbath Manifesto/National Day of Unplugging and Sukkah City. $250,000