Our archive of interviews with philanthropic leaders who offer personal accounts of how their organizations mobilized to identify needs and deliver aid in the aftermath of September 11.

Mary Marshall Clark, Director, Columbia University Oral History Research Office: The Oral History of 9/11 9/11/03
Paula DiPerna, Author, Media, Charity, and Philanthropy in the Aftermath of September 11, 2001 9/10/03
Carol Kellermann, Executive Director and CEO, September 11th Fund: Meeting the Long-Term Needs of Individuals, Families, and Communities 9/09/03
Stephen Solender, Chief Executive Officer, 9/11 United Services Group: Coordinating Service Delivery to Victims of the World Trade Center Attack 9/05/03
Terri Lee Freeman, President, Community Foundation for the National Capital Region: Mobilizing Resources to Meet the Needs of Pentagon Families 8/26/03
Teresa García, Finance Director, Asociación Tepeyac de New York: Helping Undocumented Immigrants in the Wake of 9/11 8/05/03
Dr. James Zogby, President, Arab American Institute: September 11 and the Arab American Community 7/28/03
Martha Lamkin, President and CEO, Lumina Foundation for Education: Working to Expand Access to Higher Education for All Americans 7/28/03
Ken Roth, Executive Director, Human Rights Watch: Human Rights in An Age of Terror 6/16/03
William Fuller, President, The Asia Foundation: Development and Democracy in Post-9/11 Asia 5/07/03
Jack Rosenthal, President, New York Times Company Foundation: Forging Connections in Response to Disaster 4/23/03
Benjamin R. Barber, Author, Jihad vs. McWorld: Democracy As an Antidote to Terrorism 3/20/03
Nancy Anthony, Executive Director, Oklahoma City Community Foundation: Philanthropy and Domestic Terrorism 2/26/03
David R. Jones, President and CEO, Community Service Society of New York: The Impact of 9/11 on Low-Income Workers 2/07/03
Hodding Carter III, President and CEO, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation: The Media Response to 9/11 12/16/02
Vartan Gregorian, President, Carnegie Corporation of New York: Philanthropy in a Post-9/11 World 11/13/02
Lorie Slutsky, President, New York Community Trust: Maximizing America's Generosity in the Wake of September 11 9/04/02
Jonathan F. Fanton, President, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation: Terrorism, Civil Society, and International Security 8/20/02
Clara Miller, President, Nonprofit Finance Fund: Supporting the Recovery of Nonprofits 8/14/02
Chris Kui, Executive Director, Asian Americans for Equality: September 11 and the Economic Impact on Chinatown 8/13/02
Gordon J. Campbell, Chief Executive Officer, Safe Horizon: September 11 and Cash Assistance for Immediate Needs 8/05/02
Ralph Dickerson, President, and Larry Mandell, Chief Operating Officer, United Way of New York City: September 11 and the Challenges for Human Services 7/29/02
Joshua Gotbaum, Executive Director and CEO, September 11th Fund: Assessing Immediate and Longer-Term Needs 7/22/02
Robert K. Ross, M.D., President and CEO, California Endowment: September 11 as Symptom 7/15/02
Virginia Louloudes, Executive Director, Alliance of Resident Theatres/New York: September 11 and the Impact on the Arts 6/01/02
Susan V. Berresford, President, Ford Foundation: September 11 and Beyond 5/28/02
Gara LaMarche, Vice President and Director of U.S. Programs, Open Society Institute: September 11 and Civil Liberties 5/17/02
Marla Simpson, Section Chief Karin Goldman, Registration Section Chief Charities Bureau, Office of the Attorney General, New York State: Regulating Charitable Relief 4/15/02
Charles V. Raymond, President, the Citigroup Foundation: The September 11th Scholarship Alliance 2/11/02
Mark Edelman, Chief External Relations Officer, Greater New York Chapter, American Red Cross: September 11 and Its Aftermath 12/07/01

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