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Beacon, not a PolicemanIsraeli & U.S. Jewish Peace Groups
Who and Where They Are--What They Do
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The case of the young American Jew, Adam Shapiro, working in Palestine with the Peace Groups and having his family in New York threatened with death should remind us all that most Jews in America are not Likudniks. We conservatives hear almost nothing about Jewish peace groups, those opposed to Sharon, the Likud, the settlements (the "abominable settlements" in the words of NY TIMES columnist Thomas Friedman), unending war and making America into the enemy of the Moslem world. Besides Shapiro there are many unsung principled Jews such as he. More recently there was Rachel Corrie ,run over by an Israeli bulldozer as she protested the razing of Palestinian homes.
Most Jews, American and Israeli, want peace and are willing to compromise with Palestinians. The AMERICAN PROSPECT published a long report on polling of Jewish views and how the Likud Lobby works to intimidate those who oppose it. The study shows that it is just two large Likudnik groups in Washington that foment the settlements and Sharon, that make up the much feared "Israeli Lobby" that terrifies most Congressmen, the American Israeli Political Action Committee (named by FORTUNE the most powerful lobby in Washington) and the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations. The Conference is dominated by small, radical groups each of which has a vote carrying the same weight as 700,000 member large organizations which want peace. These two count on the image of a Jewish Monolithic Power to intimidate journalists and congressmen to support Sharon and the settlements.
Their greatest venom is directed against fellow Jews who favor peace and compromise, see THREATS AGAINST TIKKUN, (and link below on "Self Hating Jews") precisely because they threaten the image of monolithic Jewish political power. The lobby's overwhelming power also comes from another, far less known element, fundamentalist Christian Dispensationalists, or Christian Zionists, especially those who have moved from forecasting Armageddon to actively trying to bring it about. And lastly it comes from old conservative cold war warriors (who miss having an enemy) and empire wanters who envision America ruling the world with Israel's help.
The NEW YORK TIMES published an article http://www.nytimes.com/2001/11/29/opinion/29GOLD.html by the editor of FORWARD, the major Jewish weekly newspaper, explaining that most American Jews favor compromise with the Palestinians, and financial pressure on Sharon to force a compromise. Almost never is such information reported to American Conservatives who, mainly from the WALL STREET JOURNAL op-ed, NATIONAL REVIEW, THE WASHINGTON TIMES (although it publishes columnists with opposing views), only get Sharon/Likud occupation views. See (long) List of Pro-Likud Conservative journalists http://www.msnbc.com/news/730905.asp?cp1=1
See Myth of Israel’s ‘generous offer’ Damages Truth, Peace http://natcath.org/NCR_Online/archives/030102/030102u.htm
Israel and American Religious Fundamentalism history of Jewish assimilation since Spain, dangers of growing fundamentalism, God only put on coins by Lincoln, not before, Israel's Threat to Jews in the world, much more--very interesting AMERICAN PROSPECT
Orthodox Jews Protest Christian Zionist Attack on Road Map for Peace
Jewish Warning of Coming Decline of Israeli Lobby by Elliot Abrams
The Likudnik Factor Mickey Kaus in SLATE --Jewish resistance to Bush-Sharon axis
Long List of Sites, mainly peace ones, but including Likud, settlers lobbies, etc
Following are links to American Jewish sites opposed to the West Bank settlements and occupation of Palestinian lands and homes-----
American Council for Judaism http://www.ACJNA.org/ One of the oldest, most authoritative, more than 50 years old, maintains the concept that Judaism is a religion, not a nationality. The council believes that Americans of Jewish faith are American by nationality, and Jews by religion, just as other American are Baptists, Catholics, etc. It was founded by a group of reform rabbis, its first Director was Rabbi Elmer Berger.
J Street and the Israeli Lobby report on 3rd annual conference, 2,500 attendees
J-Street "Israel’s Sake, Moderate American Jews Must Find Their Voice" "pro-Israel" in Washington means for wars, occupations, alliance with war party, neocons and Armageddon wanters by Jeremy Ben-Ami Exec. Director J Street and JStreetPac New influential group
J Street Offers Alternative to AIPAC Conference in Washington, Jewish views not reported in mainstream media
Americans for Peace Now very large Israeli and American operation, good website, lots of info and activism
Not in My Name Seeking a just peace between Palestinians and Israelis
The Divine Wind by Israel Shamir Sharon and Israel going too far --no word in Hebrew for "nemesis" and "hubris"
March for Justice March Weekly --Florida group
Norman Finkelstein, Author of "The Holocaust Industry: Reflections on the Exploitation of Jewish Suffering" article in COUNTERPUNCH
UK Chief rabbi criticizes Israeli government policies
http://www.jewsnotzionists.org/ Orthodox Jews against Zionism
Gush Shalom (Israeli Peace Bloc) Activists visit West Bank --dialogues with Palestinians, pictures. You can get on English update email list by asking -- info@gush-shalom.org
T A ' A Y U S H http://taayush.tripod.com Israelis working with Palestinians in occupied territories - Pictures
TIKKUN, http://tikkun.org/ the main anti-Zionist Jewish Liberal magazine . A typical report "MORE JEWS SAYING "No" TO THE OCCUPATION" http://tikkun.org/index.cfm/action/current/article/83.html Rabbi Michael Lerner, whose California-based Tikkun magazine promotes the view that “Jews did not climb out of the gas chambers of Europe to oppress another people,” routinely gets death threats," reports Holger Jensen, Rocky Mountain News (Denver) 4/6/02
Jews United Against Zionism Jews United Against Zionism Neturei Karta "Jews and Zionism are not the same thing"http://www.progressive.org/ features Jewish writers opposed to Middle East war
Jewish Friends of Palestine --
a new site with lots of links
http://jppi.org Jews for Peace in Palestine and Israel (JPPI)
Rabbis for Human Rights Israeli group
Also see American Jews for a Just Peace: Re-Claiming Our Community's Principles, National Conference in Washington, DC, April 26-29 We believe that as Jews outside of Israel, we have both a right and obligation to speak out in favor of an Israel that pursues peaceful, ethical, just, and democratic policies
http://www.peacelobby.org/ The Jewish Peace Lobby
Haaretz is one of Israel's largest newspapers. It reports all sorts of information generally suppressed in America's conservative media.--http://www.haaretzdaily.com
http://www.jvao.org/ Jewish Voices Against the Occupation See copy below of their ad from NEW YORK TIMES op-ed 3/17/02
Jewish Peace Groups Yahoo search--many
http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a39ff7e01262f.htm A report on conditions of Palestinians and Settlers
The Israeli Committee against House Demolitions
Russian Leftist Links incl. articles by Israel Shamir, Israeli Peace activist
Jews Against Zionism --long list of websites
Here are just a few.
1.. Jews NOT Zionists http://www.jewsnotzionists.org/
2.. Not in My Name: www.nimn.org
3.. Jewish Peace Fellowship
http://www.jewishpeacefellowship.org/index.htm
4.. Neturei Karta Homepage
http://www.netureikarta.org
5.. Yesh Gvul, The movement for IDF men refusing to
serve in the Occupied Territories. http://www.diak.org/Haayesh-
gvul.htm
6.. Israeli Committee Against Home Demolitions
http://www.salam.org/activism/home_demolitions.html
7.. Bat Shalom, Israeli Women for Peace http://www.batshalom.org/
8.. Deutsch-Isrelischer Arbeitskreis fur Frieden im Nahen Osten (DIAK)
http://www.batshalom.org/
9.. Eda Haredit, A hundred thousand anti-Zionist
Hasidim all at one place.
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/7891/satmar.html
10.. B'Tselem http://www.btselem.org/
11.. "Occupied Territory" http://www.occupied.org/
12.. Rabbis for Human Rights http://www.rhr.israel.net/indexa.html
13.. Not in Our Name Coalition http://www.diak.org/not_in_our_name.htm
14.. Oz v'Shalom - Netivot Shalom (religious Zionist anti-Occupation)
http://www.ariga.com/ozveshalom/index.asp
15.. The Hidden History of Zionism by
Ralph
Schoenman:
http://www.balkanunity.org/mideast/english/zionism/
16.. Association for Civil Rights in Israel http://www.nif.org/acri/
17.. Gush Shalom http://www.gush-shalom.org/
18.: Jews United Against Zionism:
http://www.netureikarta.org/index.htm
New List of General Groups -- Includes some duplications with above groups (posted 12/07/07)
LINKS ---UPDATES
2/17/11 J-Street Group Plans 2nd Washington Conference 3 days in February, thousands expected, top speakers--Jews against more wars, Likud imperialism, & Christian fundamentalist death wanters
7/21/10 Israeli Volunteers Take Busload of Palestinian Children For First Trip to Beach normally not allowed through myriad Israeli check points
6/10/10 Attitudes of Younger American Jews Towards Israel by Peter Beinart in New York Review of Books --extraordinary analysis of disaffection of American Jews towards Israel today
6/08/09 Philip Weiss on Netanyahu and Neoconservatives' well funded Think Tank in Israel , Shalem Center See also many article, highlights from MondoWeiss
12/29/08 More Journalists Dare to Challenge Israel (Likud) Lobby Joe Klein in TIME, Glen Greenwald at SALON.COM etc. J Street give courage, clout and disperses message
12/05/08 Congress Welcomes J-Street "AIPAC had become one of the most feared, and secretly loathed, presences on Capital Hill."
11/13/08 J Street Show Political Strength in Elections --helps defeat two Republican Likudniks, Senator Gordon Smith of Oregon and Michigan's 8 term representative Joe Knollenberg
7/24/08 Anti-War Movement Successfully Pushes Back Against Military Confrontation With Iran House Bill calling for naval blockade
7/24/08 "The Previously Silent Majority" J-Street write up in Haaretz
6/07/08 New J-Street Group Fights AIPAC-LIKUD domination of Washington Mid-East Policies The American Conservative
4/25/08 For Israel’s Sake, Moderate American Jews Must Find Their Voice "pro-Israel" in Washington means for wars, occupations, alliance with war party, neocons and Armageddon wanters by Jeremy Ben-Ami Exec. Director J Street and JStreetPac
4/17/08 New Group Tries to Oppose AIPAC to organize a contrary Jewish voice in Washington, J Street Group plans 1.5 million budget
3/27/08 U.N. Taps American Jewish Critic of Israel as Rights Expert Former Princeton professor of international law know for criticism of occupation actions
1/27/08 Israeli Peace Activists more than a thousand attempt symbolic breach of blockade of Gaza with trucks of essential supplies
1/02/08 Polls show most Jews oppose Israel Lobby/Neocons/War Party Hawks 68% unimpressed by "the surge," 67% opposed invading Iraq, wholesale rejection of Bush-Neocon Agenda-- AIPAC, etc are unrepresentative and 'Bad for the Jews'
11/20/07 One Million Voices to End the Conflict signing up a million Israelis and Palestinians --trying to bring some rationalism and moderation to both sides
11/16/07 Holy Land Studies Journal Various interesting synopsis of articles on Zionism and Jewish history
3/06/07 Norman Finkelstein Web Site Jewish Community Worried About Iran Backlash
2/17/07 Israeli Lobby Under Pressure -- more questioning by other Jews of minority who push Likud settler agenda
2/08/07 Independent Jewish Voices English Jewish leaders speak out for peace settlement with Palestinians against Likud settlers' abuses, etc.
12/14/06 Holocaust Conference in Tehran includes Rabbis from Neturei Karta using platform to express opposition to Zionism, use of holocaust to justify Israeli occupations of Arabs lands in contrary to God's will
11/24/06 Soros Sits In as Fledgling Dovish Coalition Sets Out To Raise Millions to include Morton Halperin and Jeremy Ben-Ami
10/29/06 Hard Right Attacks Soros, Peter Lewis & Bronfmans Newsmax, a Republican site of the Bushites and Neo-cons, funded by Scaife interests, attacks Jews trying to form a group to counter the Likud Lobby
10/09/06 Anti-Zionist
Jews Prevented from Speaking by Zionist Lobby Two major American Jewish organizations helped block a prominent New
York University historian from speaking at the Polish consulate here last week, saying the
academic was too critical of Israel and American Jewry. The historian, Tony
Judt, is Jewish and directs New York University's Remarque Institute.......
"Self Hating Jews" --thousands named --term used for Jews who support freedom, justice, rule of law, peace, international harmony, in other words oppose religious fanatics, Likudnik settlements or who criticize militant Zionism
11/26/04 U.S. Jewish Groups Press for Peace -- dispute policies of "Israeli Lobby"
6/2 TIKKUN
Lobbies Congress to show evidence that AIPAC (Sharon-settler lobby) doesn't represent
all Jews
Jewish Voices Against Israel's Occupation of Palestinian Territories |
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| The occupation of the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem is killing Palestinians and Israelis alike and destroying Israel from within. There can be no peace or security for either until Israel completely evacuates its settlements in Palestinian territories, ends its military occupation, and returns to its pre-1967 borders. | ||||
As Jews, we call upon Israel:
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We urge Israel to acknowledge that it bears significant historical
responsibility for the dispossession of the Palestinian people, and to work toward a just
solution to the plight of Palestinian refugees. Finally, deeply distressed over the lives lost in desperate attacks by Palestinians, we call upon the Palestinian Authority to make every effort to curtail acts of violence against civilians in Israel. Israel's security policies harm all the peoples of the Middle East and make Israel less
secure, not more.
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| This is an abridged version of a more comprehensive statement written by Jewish Voices Against the Occupation (JVAO). The full text and its signers can be seen on www.jvao.org or received from JVAO, P.O. Box 11606, Berkeley, CA 94712. | ||||
Dear friend,
Many thanks for your interest in the "Open Letter from American Jews" on Israel/Palestine. Please forgive this electronic form letter, but I am currently submerged in e-mails ...
If you are writing to add your signature to the Open Letter, please remember that you should include either your city + state or an institutional affiliation ("affiliation listed for identification only"), whichever you prefer. I will add your signature to the master list within the next few days.
If you are writing to offer reasoned criticism of the Open Letter, I or one of the co-organizers will try to send you a reasoned reply, time permitting -- but please be patient, as we are volunteers and have day jobs too!
If you are writing to offer insult or abuse, please accept our condolences.
Signatures are continuing to pour in, and we would very much like to publish the Open Letter in as many newspapers as possible (e.g. Washington Post, USA Today, Jerusalem Post, and newspapers of the US Jewish community). If you are able and willing to contribute to this effort, your contribution of any size will be gratefully accepted (alas, ads are expensive!). Please make your check payable to "Peace in the Middle East" and send it to Professor Bruce Robbins, Dept. of English and Comparative Literature, Philosophy Hall, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027. If we raise more money than needed, Bruce will refund the excess pro-rata to all the contributors.
Last but not least, please do circulate the Open Letter (copy enclosed) to your friends and colleagues who you think might be interested in signing. The instructions to signers are: Send a message to sokal@physics.nyu.edu indicating clearly that you want to sign, giving your name along with city + state or institutional affiliation ("affiliation listed for identification only"), whichever you prefer. Then continue forwarding the Open Letter, along with these instructions.
Best wishes, and many thanks for all your help,
Alan
P.S. In preparing this Open Letter, we made the tactical decision that a petition from peace-minded _Jewish_ Americans was especially needed at this time.
But support from both Jews and non-Jews is important to us. And similar initiatives from other groups of Americans, or from Americans without regard to ethnicity, are most welcome and indeed essential! So please do circulate the Open Letter to your friends and colleagues, irrespective of ethnicity: we want to publicize the _ideas_ as widely as possible. And we will be very happy to add non-Jewish supporters to our e-mail list, so that they can receive updates.
P.P.S. Many people have asked who we are! We started out as a small group of Jewish Americans (mostly university professors) who got together by e-mail in mid-April to draft this Open Letter, without at first being totally sure how and where we'd make it public. It took off so rapidly via e-mail, with hundreds of people spontaneously offering contributions to publish the Open Letter as an ad, that we decided to go ahead with placing ads. So we don't have any organizational ambitions. Our goals are to publish the statement as widely as possible, both in the U.S. and Israeli press, and to put our supporters in contact with existing Jewish peace organizations that have long-term educational and lobbying strategies.
PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST:
AN OPEN LETTER FROM AMERICAN JEWS TO OUR GOVERNMENT
Published in Several Major Newspapers in 2002
In the wake of the recent bloodshed in the Middle East, many Israelis and Palestinians -- and their supporters in the United States -- have reverted to an us-versus-them thinking in which they see themselves as righteous victims and ignore or minimize the injustices they have done, and continue to do, to the other people.
In fact, both the Israeli and Palestinian peoples have suffered great wrongs at the hands of the other, albeit in different and unequal ways; both have legitimate grievances, legitimate fears, and legitimate distrust of the other people's willingness to compromise for the sake of peace.
Though the signers of this letter have a wide range of views about the blame for the present situation, we have a common view of what a solution will have to consist of.
Incremental attempts at building trust have reached an impasse. The only alternative to endless war is a comprehensive settlement based on simple but radical principles:
-- Israeli and Palestinian lives are equally precious.
-- The Israeli and Palestinian peoples have equal rights to national
self-determination and to live in peace and security.
-- The Israeli and Palestinian peoples have equal rights to a fair share
of the land and resources of historic Palestine.
Fair-minded people throughout the world have long understood with some precision what a tenable solution, respecting these principles, would entail:
-- Two national states, Israel and Palestine, with equal sovereignty,
equal rights and equal responsibilities.
-- Partition along the pre-1967 border as modified only by minor
mutually agreed territorial swaps.
-- Israeli evacuation of all settlements in the occupied territories
except those within the agreed swapped areas.
-- Palestinian and Arab recognition of Israel and renunciation of
any further territorial claims.
-- Palestinian acceptance of negotiated limitations on the "right of
return" in exchange for financial compensation for refugees.
Several years ago, polls showed that majorities of both Israelis and Palestinians were willing to accept a compromise settlement of this kind. Despite the current carnage, that may still be the case; but compromise is difficult when majorities on both sides support provocative military actions that they view as purely defensive, while powerful minorities pursue maximalist territorial aims.
If Israelis and Palestinians are unwilling or unable to negotiate a workable peace, the international community must take the lead in promoting one. This is in the long-term interest not only of Israelis and Palestinians, but also of Americans: recent events have made painfully clear that our own national security is deeply undermined by instability and injustice in the Middle East.
The U.S. bears a special responsibility for the current tragic impasse, by virtue of our massive economic and military support for the Israeli
government: $500 per Israeli citizen per year. Our country has an extraordinary leverage on Israeli policy, if only our government would dare to use it. As American Jews who care deeply about the long-term security of Israel, we call on our government to make continued aid conditional on Israeli acceptance of an internationally agreed two-state settlement.
Rejectionists on both sides will of course attack any such settlement. Foreign troops may well be required to enforce it, and they must be prepared to accept casualties. One may nevertheless hope that majorities of both Israelis and Palestinians will realize that an imperfect peace is preferable to endless war.
There is no guarantee that this approach will work; but it is virtually guaranteed that all alternatives will fail.
[affiliations listed for identification only]
Ben Abeles, Princeton NJ
Henry Abelove, Wesleyan University
Ron Abernethy, Englewood NJ
David Abraham, University of Miami
Josef Abraham, Brooklyn NY
Rose Abrahamson
Paula Abrams-Hourani, Vienna, Austria (retired)
Ellie Adiel, Woodbury NY
Donna M. Altimari Adler, Downers Grove IL
Steven Adler-Golden, Newtonville MA
Arnold Albert, Los Angeles CA
Ruth Matthews Albert, Los Angeles CA
Eric Albertson, Carle Place NY
Sally A. Albright, Grand Rapids MI
Jack Alexander, Poestenkill NY
Jill Alexander, San Francisco CA
Douglas Allen, University of Maine
Francine Joy Allen, Whittaker MI
Joan Kramer Allen, Berkeley CA
Sheila Allen, Philadelphia PA
Joseph S. Alper, University of Massachusetts-Boston
Benjamin L. Alpers, University of Oklahoma
Paul Alpers, University of California-Berkeley (emeritus)
Emily Alston-Follansbee, Concord MA
Ann Ilan Alter, New York NY
Karen J. Alter, Northwestern University
Ron Aminzade, University of Minnesota
Yali Amit, University of Chicago
Dorothy Anker Fisher Anderson, Stanford CA
Jeanne L. Anderson, New York NY
Dina D. Angress
Gil Anidjar, Columbia University
David Ansell, Oak Park, IL
David Antebi, Rutgers University (emeritus)
Paula Antebi, Highland Park NJ
Anatole Anton, San Francisco State University
Richard Appelbaum, University of California-Santa Barbara
Evan Appelman, Kensington CA
Harry Appelman, Silver Spring MD
Mary Appelman, Kensington CA
Alan Applebaum, New York NY
Wilbur Applebaum, Illinois Institute of Technology (emeritus)
Bettina Aptheker, University of California-Santa Cruz
Martine Arenella, New York NY
David Arfa, Shelburne Falls MA
Jane Ariel, Oakland CA
Daniele Armaleo, Duke University
Jill Arnel, Oregon City OR
Ester Aron, New York NY
Stanley Aronowitz, CUNY Graduate Center
Michael Arons, Long Island University
Adrienne Asch, Wellesley College
Carol Ascher, New York University
Albert Russell Ascoli, Berkeley CA
Arlene Ash, Boston University School of Medicine
Michael Ash, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Peter Ash, Arlington MA
Evan Ashkin, M.D., University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Dore Ashton, Cooper Union
William Askins, New York NY
Paul Attewell, CUNY Graduate Center
Jonathan Auerbach, University of Maryland
Nina Auerbach, University of Pennsylvania
Claudia Auger, Miami Beach FL
Joseph Auslander, University of Maryland (emeritus)
Regina Avraham, Brooklyn, NY
Howard Axner, Maitland FL
Isaac Balbus, University of Illinois-Chicago
Alan D. Ball, Chicago IL
David S. Ball, Charleston SC
Erica E. Ball, Natick MA
Jay H. Ball, Natick MA
Albano Ballerini, Brooklyn NY
Sunny Balsam
Mark Baltin, New York University
Jeanne Bamberger, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Gabriel and Diana Banat, Dobbs Ferry NY
Karen Barad, Mount Holyoke College
Enzo Bard, SUNY Downstate Medical Center
Mara Bard, SUNY Downstate Medical Center
Stanley Bardwell, M.D., Catskill NY
Sharon Bargy, Oakland MI
Naomi Barko, Stamford CT
Elaine Lipman Barnes, Columbus OH
Ruth Barnes, Los Angeles CA
Swift Churchill Barnes, Yarmouth MA
Michael Barnett, University of Wisconsin
David Barney
Gertrude Barnstone, Houston TX
Tsela Barr, Jews for Equal Justice
Marcia W. Barrabee, State College PA
Dr. Howard E. and Shirley K. Barsky, Atlantic City NJ
Rose and Burt Barth, Solon OH
Keren Batiyov, Harrisburg PA
Joseph Battat, The World Bank
Barbara Baum, San Rafael CA
Holly Baum, Buffalo NY
Walter Baum, San Rafael CA
Batya Bauman, Amherst MA
Aaron Baumgarten, Canoga Park CA
Elias Baumgarten, University of Michigan
Ronald J. Baumgarten, University of Illinois-Chicago
Jim Baumohl, Bryn Mawr College
Rosalyn Baxandall, SUNY Old Westbury
Ronald Bayer, Columbia University
Nadine J. Beck, Somerville MA
Edward and Barbara Becker, Maplewood NJ
Nettie Becker, New York NY
Paul Becker, New York NY
Jonathan Beckwith, Harvard Medical School
Celeste and William Behrend, Pittsburgh PA
Joel Beinin, Stanford University
Pamela Bel Anu, Venice CA
Jane Goodman Bell, Nashville TN
Judith Bell, San Francisco CA
Richard Bell, Portland OR
Hal Bellinson, New York NY
Ruth and Roy Belzer, Glencoe IL
Jacob Bender, The Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring
Thomas Bender, New York University
Gary Benenson, City College of New York
Jess Benhabib, New York University
Seyla Benhabib, Yale University
Avrom Bendavid-Val, Washington DC
Ady Ben-Israel, Brooklyn NY
Alan Benjamin, New York NY
Rina Benmayor, California State University-Monterey Bay
Barbara Agostini Bennett, Rome, Italy
Lisa Bennett, Highland Park NJ
Henry Berger, St. Louis MO
Iris Berger, University at Albany
Sheila Berger, SUNY-Albany
Gene Bergman, Burlington VT
Debra Bergoffen, George Mason University
Mira Tetkowski Berkley, SUNY-Fredonia
Barak Berkowitz, Palo Alto CA
Mike Berkowitz, Local 21, International Federation of Professional and Technical Employees
Sandra J. Berkowitz, University of Maine
Michael J. Berla, Columbia MD
Tim Berla, Ann Arbor MI
Kenneth Berland, Santa Monica CA
Susan T. Berlin, Hawken School, Gates Mills OH
Judith Berlowitz, Berkeley, CA
Andrew Scott Berman, Chicago Veterans for Peace
Harold Bernard, New York University School of Medicine
Alyssa Rose Bernstein, Harvard University
Anne C. Bernstein, The Wright Institute, Berkeley
Arnold Bernstein, Queens College, CUNY (emeritus)
Charles Bernstein, SUNY-Buffalo
David Bernstein, University of Minnesota
Linda A. Bernstein, Beth Chai Congregation, Washington DC
Michael A. Bernstein, University of California-San Diego
Murray and Marcia Bernstein
Thomas P. Bernstein, Columbia University
Walter Bernstein, New York NY
Anatole Besman, M.D., University of Connecticut School of Medicine and Hartford Hospital
Howard R. Besser, Shaker Heights OH
John Beverley, University of Pittsburgh
David Biale, University of California-Davis
Rabbi Binyamin Biber, Machar Humanistic Congregation, Washington DC
Barbara Bick, Institute for Women's Policy Research
Larry Bilick, Berkeley CA
Cathy Birkenstein-Graff, Loyola University of Chicago
Thomas Bishop, New York University
Andy Blackman, New York NY
Robin Blaetz, Mount Holyoke College
Dina Blanc, Iowa City IA
Joseph Blanc, Philadelphia PA
Suzanne Blanc, Philadelphia PA
Stephen Blank, Pace University
Elliott M. Blass, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Betty Munson Blatt, Cambridge MA
Marty Blatt, Cambridge MA
Judith R. Blau, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Chana Bloch, Mills College
Jack Block, University of California-Berkeley (emeritus)
James Block, DePaul University
Lisa Bloom, University of California-San Diego
Phyllis Bloom, Shokan NY
Keith Bloomgarden, New York NY
Phyllis Bluhm, Roslindale MA
Lawrence Blum, University of Massachusetts-Boston
Philip Blume, Albuquerque NM
Max Blumenthal, Los Angeles CA
Esther Blumenthal-Sheats, Palo Alto CA
Stuart Blumin, Cornell University
Renate Bob, Jamestown NY
Jean Bobick, Woodmere NY
Bruce T. Boccardy
Arthur P. Bochner, University of South Florida
Rosemarie Bodenheimer, Boston College
Diane Boehm, Allbuquerque NM
Frances Boehm, New York NY
Robert Boehm, New York NY
Lewis E. Bogage, DePauw University
Magda Bogin, Columbia University
Frederick N. Bohrer, Hood College
Audrey Bomse, Piscataway NJ
Sylvia Edelglass Bonnell, Kensington CA
Lisa Boodman, Lexington MA
Eva Masur Bornstein, Evanston IL
Herschel Bornstein, Evanston IL
Louis and Florence Boroson, Stony Brook NY
Linda Bosniak, Rutgers University
Erika Bourguignon, The Ohio State University
Paul A. Bove, University of Pittsburgh
Jocelyn Penn Bowman, Harwich MA
Joan Braderman, Hampshire College
Horst and Ruth Brand, Bethesda MD
Michael Brand, Essex Community College
Richard Brandt, New York University
Asher Brauner, Santa Cruz CA
Naomi Brauner, Santa Cruz CA
Sandra Brauner, Santa Cruz, CA
Elisa Braver, Beth Chai Congregation of Greater Washington
Winifred Breines, Northeastern University
Candace Bremond, San Diego CA
Judith Alexander Brice, M.D., Pittsburgh PA
Richard Brick, Columbia University
Beatrice Brickman, Los Angeles CA
Harry R. Brickman, Los Angeles CA
Lawrence Brickman, Brooklyn NY
Renate Bridenthal, New York NY
Emma Brier, New York NY
Natasha and Bernard Brightman, New York NY
Tony Brinkley, University of Maine
John Brinkman, Brooklyn NY
M. Cybil Britton, Annapolis MD
Karen Brodkin, University of California-Los Angeles
Jordanna Brodsky, New York NY
David Brody, University of California-Davis
Jennifer Brody, Lincoln MA
Miriam Brody, Ithaca College
Bella Brodzki, Sarah Lawrence College
Joan Lisa Bromberg, Baltimore MD
Felix Bronner, University of Connecticut Health Center (emeritus)
Leah Bronner, West Hartford CT
Stephen Eric Bronner, Rutgers University
Susan Bronstein, San Francisco State University
Leticia Broome, Wayland MA
David Brown, Philadelphia PA
Duncan M. Brown, Arlington VA
Francine Brown, New York NY
Jane K. Brown, University of Washington
Marshall Brown, University of Washington
Rebecca Brown, New York NY
Richard J. Brown, M.D., New York NY
Sid Brown, ElderVision
Stephen M. Brown, M.D., Oakland CA
Alastair Browne, Durham NC
Jim Browne, Pittsburgh PA
Noel Browne, Pittsburgh PA
Carole H. Browner, University of California-Los Angeles
Sydney Bubes
Andrew Buchman, Washington DC
Andrew Buchwalter, University of North Florida
Moshe Budmor, College of New Jersey (emeritus)
Alan J. Budney, University of Vermont
Lauren Bufferd, Nashville TN
Joanna Bulova, Jewish Community of Port Antonio, Jamaica
Michael Burawoy, University of California-Berkeley
Sharon Burde, New York NY
David J. Burdige, Old Dominion University
Ruth Burger, New York NY
Dan Burnstein, Northeastern University
Malcolm Burnstein, Berkeley CA
Hilde S. Burton, Berkeley CA
Andrew Bush, Weill Medical College of Cornell University
Judith Butler, University of California-Berkeley
Eric Buxton, San Diego CA
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Jane Califf, Rutgers University
Leslie J. Calman, New York NY
Mark Cane, Columbia University
Eric Canin, California State University-Fullerton
Phyllis and John Cardozo, San Francisco CA
Hadiyah Carlyle, Seattle WA
Leonard Cassuto, Fordham University
Harvey Catchen, SUNY at Old Westbury
Emily Chadbourne, Temple Emanuel, Greensboro NC
Miriam Chaiken, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Anne Halley Chametzky, Amherst MA
Jules Chametzky, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Sally Charnow, Hofstra University
Barbara H. Chasin, Montclair State University
Judith Chaves, North Ferrisburgh VT
N. Cheremeteff, Bridgeport CT
Marilyn Child, Santa Monica CA
Abram Chipman, Brookline MA
Susan B. Chipman, Brookline MA
Ellen Chirelstein, New York NY
Marvin Chirelstein, Columbia Law School
Linda Chisari, Del Mar CA
Barbara Chocky, New York NY
Alan Chodos, Alexandria VA
Carol Chomsky, University of Minnesota
Noam Chomsky, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bette Chosak, Brooklyn NY, United Federation of Teachers (UFT)
Andreas Chrambach, National Institutes of Health
Judy Crichton, New York NY
Marilyn Church, New York NY
Jerry G. Chutkow, SUNY-Buffalo
Elena Citkowitz, Hospital of Saint Raphael
Michelle Citron, Northwestern University
Anne Solomon Clavel, Ithaca, New York
Caroline Clavel, Portland, Maine
Tom Clavel, Cornell University
John Clayton, University of Massachusetts-Amherst (retired)
Anthony Cockcroft, New York NY
David C. Cohen, Oakland CA
Derek Cohen, York University
Elizabeth Cohen, Swampscott MA
Erica Cohen, New York, NY
Fritzi Cohen, Fearless Fund
Helen M.S. Cohen, Baltimore MD
Ilene P. Cohen, Princeton NJ
James Cohen, University of Paris-VIII
Jeffrey M. Cohen, Baltimore MD
Joel M. Cohen, University of Maryland
Joshua Cohen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Boston Review
Joshua L. Cohen, George Washington University
Leon Cohen, M.D., Portola Valley CA
Lizabeth Cohen, Harvard University
Lorraine Cohen, LaGuardia Community College, Long Island City NY
Lynne Cohen, University of Ottawa
Mardge H. Cohen, Cook County Hospital
Marlene Cohen, Machar, Washington DC Congregation of Secular Humanistic Judaism
Martin Cohen, Los Angeles Mission College
Robin Cohen, Salinas CA
Steve Cohen, Columbia University
William A. Cohen, University of Maryland
Steven F. Cohn, University of Maine
Lewis Cole, Columbia University
Norma Cole, San Francisco CA
Chuck Coleman, West Hollywood CA
Edna Coleman, New York NY
Patrick Coleman, University of California-Los Angeles
Barbara Coley, Suffolk Community College
Ruth Berins Collier, University of California-Berkeley
Hila Colman, Bridgewater CT
Kim Comart
Nancy L. Commins, Louisville CO
Barry Commoner, Queens College, CUNY
Eric R. Cone, Bondville VT
Chris Connery, University of California-Santa Cruz
Peter Conrad, Brandeis University
Carol E. Conroy, Rockville MD
Jerry Cooper, Johns Hopkins University
Margaret Cooper, New York NY
Ronda Cooperstein, Baltimore MD
Robert Copeland, Bethesda MD
David Copelin, Toronto, Canada
Stanley Corkin, University of Cincinnati
Stanley Corngold, Princeton University
Nina Cornyetz, New York University
Mauricio Cortina, Washington School of Psychiatry
Rita Coufal, Loyola Marymount University
Ann Covalt, Arlington VA
Carolyn Pape Cowan, University of California-Berkeley
Philip A. Cowan, University of California-Berkeley
Jon Cowans, Brooklyn NY
M. Richard Cramer, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Barbara and William Crawford, Hingham MA
Ruth Crystal, Baltimore MD
Elyse Crystall, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Helen Cullery, New York NY
Herman Z. Cummins, City College of New York, CUNY
Marsha Z. Cummins, Bronx Community College, CUNY
Osborn Curry, University of California-Berkeley (alumnus), Paris, France
Jane Cutler, San Francisco CA
Ray Daffner, Waterford VA
Carol Dahl, Colorado School of Mines
Maria Damon, University of Minnesota
Jed Dannenbaum, University of Southern California
Joel Dansky, Northampton, MA
Jennifer C. Daskal, Brooklyn NY
Mona Miriam Devanesan, M.D., West Palm Beach FL
Ann Davidson, Stanford CA
Leslie Dorfman Davis, Ann Arbor MI
Natalie Zemon Davis, Princeton University
Joan Dayan, University of Pennsylvania
Shulamit Decktor, Seattle WA
Roberta DeDoming, New York NY and Denman Island, BC (Canada)
Carol Delaney, Stanford University
Risa Denenberg, New York NY
Matthew Dennis, University of Oregon
Priscilla Ter DePuy, Volcano HI
Rosalyn Deutsche, Barnard College
David Diamond, Urbana IL
Elin Diamond, Rutgers University
Norma Diamond, University of Michigan
Judy Diamondstone, Highland Park NJ
Michael Diener, Highland Park NJ
Muriel Dimen, New York University
Galya Diment, University of Washington
Susan Gilwood Dineen, Somerset NJ
Juana Celia Djelal, Pennsylvania State University
Erica Doctorow, Adelphi University (emerita)
Rudi Dorenbeck-Werth, London (UK)
J. Robert Dorfman, University of Maryland
David Dorinson, North Fork CA
Michael A. Dover, University of Michigan
Mark Dow, Brooklyn NY
Douglas Dowd, University of Modena (Italy)
Joy Dryfoos and George Dryfoos, Hastings-on-Hudson NY
Ellen Carol DuBois, University of California-Los Angeles
Carol Duncan, Ramapo College of New Jersey
Bonnie B. and Kermit G. Dwork, Forest Hills NY
Fredi Dworkin, Boston MA
Elana Dykewomon, Oakland CA
Frederick Eberstadt, Cognitive Therapy Center, New York NY
Isabel Nash Eberstadt, New York NY
Diane Edell, Avon CT
Shimon Edelman, Cornell University
Stefan Edlis, Chiacgo IL and Aspen CO
John Ehrenberg, Long Island University
Gertrude Ehrlich, University of Maryland-College Park (emerita)
Rabbi Susan L. Einbinder, Hebrew Union College
Carolyn Eisenberg, Hofstra University
Martin Eisenberg, College of Staten Island, CUNY
David Eisenstadt, Fairfax VA
Alfred Eisenstadter, New York NY
Hester Eisenstein, Queens College and the Graduate Center, CUNY
Jethro Eisenstein, New York NY
Zillah Eisenstein, Ithaca College
Norman Eisner, New York NY
Richard Eisner, Merion PA
Margaret J. Ekno, San Francisco CA
Carolyn Ellis, University of South Florida
Hildy Ellis, University of Maine
Lise Ellner, Vashon Island WA
Azi Ellowitch, Lehman College Adult Learning Center
Margot Ely, New York NY
Barbara Alpern Engel, University of Colorado
Marvin Engel, Rockville MD
Nora Engel, Rockville MD
Andy Epstein, Cambridge (MA) Health Alliance
Barbara Epstein, University of California-Santa Cruz
Paul Epstein, Harvard Medical School
Robert W. Epstein, Fairfield University
Steven Epstein, University of California-San Diego
Joan Epro, Franklin Pierce College
Jeff Epton, Chicago IL
Harley Erdman, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Anne Erreich, New York University
Kim Erslev, Shelburne Falls MA
Aaron H. Esman, Cornell University Medical College
Talya Escogido, Philadelphia PA
Gidon Eshel, University of Chicago
Milton J. Esman, Cornell University
Donald S. Faber, Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University
Susan S. Fainstein, Rutgers University
Paul Fallen, Scripps Research Institute
Seth Farber, New York NY
Arthur Fawcett, Washington DC
Paul Feder, M.D., Atherton CA
Alan Feigenberg, City College of New York
Susan Fein, Brooklyn NY
Harriet Feinberg, Cambridge MA
Kevin Feinberg, Brooklyn NY
Rabbi Michael E. Feinberg, Greater New York Labor-Religion Coalition
Lisa Feiner, New York NY
Susan Feiner, University of Southern Maine
Ilene Feinman, California State University-Monterey Bay
Leo Feinstein, Shrewsbury MA
Alexander Feld, Sydney, Australia
Hayyim Feldman, Somerville MA
Jan Feldman, Cupertino CA
Rick Feldman, Local 900 UAW, Huntington Woods MI
Shelley Feldman, Cornell University
Tracy S. Feldman, Duke University
David Felix, Washington University (emeritus)
Nancy Felton, Northampton, MA
Donald M. Ferencz, White Plains NY
Laraine Fergenson, Bronx Community College, CUNY
Judith Ferster, North Carolina State University
Alice Fichandler, San Diego CA
Elizabeth Rappaport Fife, Merion Station PA
David Fine, California State University-Long Beach
Dick Fine, M.D., San Francisco General Hospital, UCSF
Melinda Fine, New York University
Michelle Fine, CUNY Graduate Center
Shirley Fingerhood, New York NY
Hannah Fink, The College of New Jersey
Anne Finkelstein, Fashion Institute of Technology
Todd Finlay, Castro Valley CA
Robert Finn, Stanford University (emeritus)
Chera M. Finnis, New York NY
Pnina Firestone, Jerusalem, Israel
Rabbi Frank A. Fischer, Chapel Hill NC
Patricia Z. Fischer, Chapel Hill NC
Sylvia Fischer, Chicago IL
William M. Fish, North Potomac MD
Saul Fisher, Huntingdon Valley PA
Ellen M. Fishman, Brooklyn NY
Robert Fishman, University of Notre Dame
Miriam Hartman Flacks, University of California-Santa Barbara
Richard Flacks, University of California-Santa Barbara
Rochelle Flanders, New York NY
Martin Flashman, Humboldt State University (CA)
Sherry Flashman, Boston MA
Stephen E. Fleischman, Los Angeles CA
Ellen Fletcher, Palo Alto CA
Terry Fletcher, Berkeley CA
Barbara Flicker, Beverly Hills CA
Adam Flint, Hartwick College
Laura Foner, Jamaica Plain MA
Richard Fontenrose, Centreville VA
Beverly Forrest, Ridgewood NJ
Harold Forrest, Ridgewood NJ
Bruce D. Fowler, Benton, ME
Velia M. Fowler, The Scripps Research Institute
Carol Fox, Somers NY
Danny Fox, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jonathan Fox, University of California-Santa Cruz
Maurice S. Fox, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (retired)
Joseph Fracchia, University of Oregon
Rena Fraden, Pomona College
Neil Fraistat, University of Maryland
Victor Franco, Brooklyn College
Gelya Frank, University of Southern California
Judith Frank, Amherst College
Lawrence Frank, University of Oklahoma (emeritus)
Miriam Frank, New York University
Myrna Frank, Highland Park NJ
Anita Frankel, Los Angeles CA
Fred R. Frankel, Philadelphia PA
Elliot Fratkin, Smith College
Jennifer Freedman, Houston TX
Burton M. Freeman, New York NY
Douglas Freeman, Newton MA
Margie Freeman, South Orange NJ
Mitch Freidlin, Brooklyn NY
Jane B. Freidson, Brooklyn NY
Donald Fried, New York NY
Annette and Julius Friedberg, Fair Lawn NJ
Jeff Frieden, Harvard University
Roger Friedland, University of California-Santa Barbara
Nicole Friedler, Edgartown MA
Alan Friedman, University of Texas
Ben-Ami Friedman
Florence Friedman, La Jolla JA
Lenore Friedman, Berkeley CA
Lisa Friedman, Glendale CA
Marilyn Friedman, Washington University in St. Louis
Neil and Lena Friedman, New York NY
Paula Friedman, Fort Lee NJ
Peter G. Friedman, California Institute of Technology
Sara Ann Friedman, Brooklyn NY
Susan Stanford Friedman, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Elinor Fuchs, Yale University
Nanette Funk, City University of New York
Marilyn Jacobs Furey, New York NY
Allen L. Furfine, St. Louis MO
Frank Furstenberg, University of Pennsylvania
Aviva Futorian, Chicago IL
Peter Gacs, Boston University
Rhea Gaisner, New York NY
Andrew Galinsky, City-As-School, New York NY
William Galperin, Rutgers University
Joshua Gamson, University of San Francisco
William A. Gamson, Boston College
Zelda F. Gamson, University of Massachusetts-Boston
Srilata Gangulee, University of Pennsylvania
Elisabeth M. M. Gardiner, San Diego CA
Judith Kegan Gardiner, University of Illinois-Chicago
Susanna Garfein, The Johns Hopkins University
Reuben Garner, SUNY-Empire State College
Sheldon Garon, Princeton University
Bob Garvin
Nick Gascoigne, San Diego CA
Emily Gasoi, Cambridge MA
Serge Gavronsky, Barnard College
Jonah B. Gelbach, University of Maryland and University of California-Berkeley
Robert A. Gelbach, Southern Connecticut State University
Annette Geldzahler, Brookline MA
Tamar Szabo Gendler, Syracuse University
Jeff Gershoff, Topanga CA
Judith Gerson, Rutgers University
Mordicai Gerstein, Northampton MA
Frances Geteles, New York NY
Marvin Gettleman, Brooklyn Polytechnic University (emeritus)
Roy Getzel, New York NY
Deborah Gewertz, Amherst College
Liz Gewirtz, New York NY
Tabitha D. Gewirtz, Kingston NY
Judith Ghinger, Brooklyn NY
S. George Gianis, New York NY
David N. Gibbs, University of Arizona
Ira Gilbert, Carlisle MA
Ken Giles, Jewish Peace Fellowship, Washington DC
Gerald Gillerman, Cambridge MA
John G. Gilman, Bronx NY
Deborah Gilwood, Amherst MA
Faye Ginsburg, New York University
Michal P. Ginsburg, Northwestern University
Sherry Glaser, Peace Activist Revolutionary Theater
David Glass, Salt Lake City UT
Jonathon Glassman, Northwestern University
Susan A. Glenn, University of Washington
Joseph Glick, CUNY Graduate Center
Mark Glickman, San Francisco CA
Rose Glickman, Berkeley CA
Sam Glucksberg, Princeton University
Irwin Glusker, New York NY
Lilyan Glusker, New York NY
Jill Godmilow, University of Notre Dame
Ann Goerdt, New York NY
Carl Gold, Los Angeles CA
Ed Gold, New York NY
Tami Gold, Hunter College
Abraham Goldbaum, New York NY
Etta Goldbaum, New York NY
Laura Goldbaum, San Francisco CA
Aaron Goldberg, Brooklyn NY
Adele Goldberg, University of Illinois
David Goldberg, New York NY
Ellen Goldberg, New York NY
Ellis Goldberg, University of Washington
Janet Goldberg, Redondo Beach CA
Julie Goldberg, University of Washington
Lynn C. Goldberg, New York NY
Richard M. Goldberg, M.D., Redondo Beach CA
Miriam A. Golden, University of California-Los Angeles
Peter B. Golden, Rutgers University
Sylvia Golden, Alpine NJ
Jeffrey C. Goldfarb, New School for Social Research
Howard Goldfine, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Walter L. Goldfrank, University of California-Santa Cruz
Deborah Goldhaft, Vashon WA
Gary Goldin, New York NY
Gary Goldman, Los Angeles CA
Irwin J. Goldman, New York NY
Michael Goldman, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Michal Goldman, Filmmakers Collaborative, Boston MA
Sanford M. Goldman, St. Petersburg FL
Adam Goldsmith, Boston MA
Gary R. Goldstein, Tufts University
Henry (Hank) Goldstein, New York NY
Judith Goldston, New York NY
Judith Goleman, University of Massachusetts-Boston
Steve Golin, Bloomfield College
Mike Goltz, University of Maine
Sascha L. Goluboff, Washington and Lee University
Melissa Gomes-Blunkall, Shasta College, Redding CA
Rhoda Good, New York NY
Sol H. Goodgal, Univesity of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Herbert P. Goodheart, M.D., New York NY
Karen Goodheart, New York NY
Bryna Goodman, University of Oregon
Danielle Goodman, Miami FL
Jacob Eli Goodman, City College, CUNY
Jessica Goodman, Santa Cruz CA
David J. Gordon, City University of New York
Deborah R. Gordon, University of California-San Francisco
Gene Gordon, San Rafael CA
Harley Gordon, M.D., Brooklyn NY
Jesse E. Gordon, Jewish Cultural Society
Leonard A. Gordon, Brooklyn College, CUNY
Linda Gordon, New York University
Neil Gordon, The Boston Review
Peter E. Gordon, Harvard University
Sheila Gordon, Brooklyn NY
Virginia Gordon, La Jolla CA
Molly Gordy, New York NY
Samuel Gorovitz, Syracuse University and SUNY Upstate Medical University
Barbara Gortikov, Los Angeles CA
Stanley Gortikov, Los Angeles CA
Albert Gottesman, New York NY
Celia Gottesman, Gainesville FL
Linda Gottesman, Filmmakers Library, New York NY
Lorna Gottesman, New York NY
Shimon S. Gottschalk, Florida State University
Jane S. Gould, New York NY
Robert M. Gould, M.D., Berkeley CA
Yerah Gover, Queens College, CUNY
Alexander Grab, University of Maine
Ilene Grabel, Denver CO
Mark A. Graber, University of Maryland
E.J. Graff, Brandeis Women's Studies Research Center
Gerald Graff, University of Illinois at Chicago
Anthony Grafton, Princeton University
Jonathan Graubart, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Gerald Allen Green, Los Angeles CA
Judy Green, Marymount University, Arlington VA
Laura Green, Northeastern University
Paul Green, University of Maryland-College Park
Richard Green, Mendocino CA
Irving Greenbaum, Colorado Jews for a Just Peace
Jessica Greenbaum
Cheryl Greenberg, Trinity College
David Greenberg, New York University
Jessica S. Greenberg, New York City teacher
Jim Greenberg, San Francisco CA
Jonathan D. Greenberg, Stanford Law School
Ramon Greenberg, M.D., Harvard Medical School
Matthew Greene, New York NY
Gail Goodman Greenfield, Nashville TN
Julie Greenfield, Castro Valley CA
Peter Greenfield, Seattle WA
David L. Greenwood, Jersey City NJ
Marion Greenwood, New York NY
Wilfrid Grey, New Rochelle, NY
David Grinstein, B'Nai Or, Watertown MA
Daniel Grizer, Brooklyn NY
Mel Grizer, United Community Centers, Brooklyn NY
Charles G. Gross, Princeton University
Larry Gross, University of Pennsylvania
Lawrence Grossberg, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Robert N. Grosse, University of Michigan
Atina Grossmann, New York NY
Catherine Grossman, West Lafayette IN
Elmer R. Grossman, M.D., University of California-San Francisco (emeritus)
James Grossman, Chicago IL
Jonathan H. Grossman, University of California-Los Angeles
Edward Gruberg, Temple University
Erich S. Gruen, University of California-Berkeley
Tom Grunfeld, SUNY-Empire State College
David B. Grusky, Cornell University
Suzanne Guerlac, University of California-Berkeley
Margaret Morganroth Gullette, Brandeis University
Victor Gurewich, M.D., Harvard Medical School
Aron Gutman, Progressive Jewish Voice, Ithaca NY
Paul Guyer, University of Pennsylvania
Susan Haas, Teaneck NJ
Joseph Haberer, Purdue University
Miriam Habib, Highland Park NJ
Stanley Habib, City University of New York (emeritus)
Ronald I. Habin, Orlando FL
Marilyn Hacker, City College of New York
Bill Hagel, Woodside NY
Peter Haidu, University of California-Los Angeles
Victoria A. Haken, Brooklyn NY
Barbara J. Hall, Georgia State University
Peter M. Hall, University of Missouri (emeritus)
Sallie Hall, Miami FL
Judith Peller Hallett, University of Maryland-College Park
Louise Halper, Washington & Lee University School of Law
Ellen Halter, Ann Arbor MI
Jay Hamburger, Houston TX
Andras Hamori, Princeton NJ
Timothy Hampton, University of California-Berkeley
Avrom Handleman, St. Louis MO
Claiborne Handleman, St. Louis MO
Ivan Handler, Networking for Democracy
Jerome S. Handler, Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, Charlottesville VA
Sandy Handsher, College of Marin, Kentfield CA
Carol Hanna, Kailua HI
Caryn Harb, Los Angeles CA
Lauren Harb, Los Angeles CA
Merrill Harmin, White Plains NY
Sheldon Harnick, New York NY
Daniel Harris
Leah Harris, Arlington VA
Mimi Harris, Ann Arbor MI
Robert J. Harris, Ann Arbor MI
Susan Yard Harris, Northampton MA
Joann Harrison, New York NY
Joshua Harrison, New York NY
Nancy Harrow
Beatrice R. Hart, Tamarac FL
Ronald W. Hart, Tamarac FL
Erica Harth, Brandeis University
Louis A. Hartheimer, Hackensack NJ
Hershl Hartman, The Sholem Community, Los Angeles CA
Martin Harwayne, Walnut Creek CA
Susan Hason, New York NY
Elaine Hatfield, University of Hawaii
Emily Hauser, Oak Park IL
Margaret Haushalter, Youngstown OH
Alan Hausman, Hunter College, CUNY
Bernice Hecker, Austin TX
Emily F. Hedal, Ludlow VT
Stephen M. Hedrick, University of California-San Diego
Naomi Heindel, North Ferrisburgh VT
Myrna Heischuber, Maplewood NJ
Paul Heischuber, Maplewood NJ
Deborah Heller, York University
Stephen Hellman, York University
Elizabeth Helsinger, University of Chicago
Karen Henley, Boston University
Patrick Henry, Whitman College
Edward S. Herman, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Michelle Herman, Ohio State University
Valerie Herman, Westlake Village CA
Michael D. Hersh, Culver City CA
Reuben Hersh, Santa Fe NM
Henry Herskovitz, Interfaith Council for Peace and Justice, Ann Arbor MI
Deborah Hertz, Sarah Lawrence College
John H. Herz, Scarsdale NY
Susannah Heschel, Dartmouth College
Carla Hesse, University of California-Berkeley
Susan Heuman, City College of New York, CUNY
Arnold Hiatt, The Stride Rite Foundation, Boston MA
Mika Hilberman, Boulder CO
Iris Tillman Hill, Duke University
Rebecca Hill, Center for Worker Education, City College, CUNY
Roger G. Hill, Racine WI
Manny Hillman, Blue Point NY
S. Maxwell Hines, Hofstra University
Martin Hird, New York NY
Louis Hirsch, Chicago IL
Marianne Hirsch, Dartmouth College
Ken Hirschkop, University of Manchester (UK)
Patricia Browne Hirschl, Jewish Community of San Miguel Allende, Mexico
Jane R. Hirschmann, New York NY
Deborah Hoch, San Francisco CA
Riva Hocherman, New York NY
George Hochfield, SUNY-Buffalo (emeritus)
Marilyn A. Hochfield, Buffalo NY
Harry Hochstadt, Tyler Hill PA
Pearl R. Hochstadt, Tyler Hill PA
Harold Hodes, Cornell University
Linda Hodes, New York NY
Peter H. Hoffenberg, University of Hawaii
Charles Hoffman, Chicago IL
Deborah Hoffmann, Oakland CA
Inge Schneier Hoffmann, Harvard Medical School
Irwin Z. Hoffman, University of Illinois at Chicago
Susie Hoffman, Columbia University
Stanley Hoffmann, Harvard University
Desma Holcomb, New York NY
Madelon Holder, New York NY
David L. Hollander, University of Maryland-Baltimore County
Donna Krolik Hollenberg, University of Connecticut
Beatrice Holmes, Alexandria VA
Benjamin Holmes, New York University
Rabbi Margaret Holub, Mendocino CA
Richard Horn, Philadelphia PA
Norbert Hornstetin, University of Maryland-College Park
Roger Horowitz, Newark DE
Toby L. Horowitz, Brooklyn NY
Diane Horwitz, Chicago IL
Robert B. Horwitz, University of California-San Diego
Nancy Howard
Richard Huber, Hartford CT
Roberta Huber, Hartford CT
D. Dennis Hudson, Smith College
Inge Humbert, New York NY
Jonathan Hunt, San Francisco CA
Allen Hunter, New York University
Lila Hurwitz, Seattle WA
Elaine Hyams, Ithaca NY
Paul Hyams, Cornell University
Bernard Hyder
Irene Hyder
Phylis Hyder
Drs. Carl and Sharin Hyder
Mona Ido, Largo FL
Edith Isaac-Rose, New York NY
Joel Isaacson, University of Michigan (emeritus)
Ashley Iser, New York NY
Julian Adam Iser, Boston MA
Paul Israel, Rutgers University
Ilan Israeli, M.D., Plainview NY
Alfred Ivry, Skirball Dept. of Hebrew & Judaic Studies, New York University
Bruce Jackson, University at Buffalo
Harry Jackson, Port Angeles WA
Carey Jaffee, Ridgefield CT
Kenneth Jacobson, Annapolis MD
Russell Jacoby, University of California--Los Angeles
Abraham Jankowitz, M.D., Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Gregory Jay, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Robin Jeffries, Palo Alto CA
Carole Joffe, University of California-Davis
Vera John-Steiner, University of New Mexico
Adriana Johnson, University of California-Irvine
Denise Johnson, Miami FL
Linda Goldhaft Johnson, Longmont CO
Phil Johnson-Laird, Princeton University
Marcia Joondeph, Stamford-Greenwich Peace Action
David Jordan, University of Illinois at Chicago
Gerhard Joseph, CUNY Graduate Center
Philip Joseph, University of Colorado-Denver
Naiomi Joyrich, Farmington Hills MI
J. William and Frances B. Julian, Indianapolis IN
Leo Kadanoff, University of Chicago
Ruth Ditzian Kadanoff, M.D., Loyola University Chicago
Djelal Kadir, Penn State University
Claire Kahane, SUNY-Buffalo (emerita)
Clarence Kailin, Jews for Equal Justice, Madison WI
Caroline Kahn, New York NY
Coppelia Kahn, Brown University
Jonathon Kahn, Columbia University
Rachel Kahn-Hut, San Francisco State University (emerita)
Gabe Kaimowitz, Gainesville FL
David Kalfus, New York NY
William Kalms, Acton MA
Edward Kamens, New Haven CT
Barbara Kamholz, M.D., Ann Arbor MI
Leon Kamin, Northeastern University
Sarah Kaminker, Jerusalem Information Center
Herschel Kaminsky, Brooklyn NY
Natalie Boymel Kampen, Barnard College
Louis Kampf, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (emeritus)
Libby Kane, Sarah Lawrence College
Andrew S. Kanter, M.D., Chiacgo IL
Shauna Kanter, VOICETheatre, New York NY
Don Kanel, Madison WI
Amy Kaplan, Mount Holyoke College
Blanche Kaplan, Teaneck NJ
Caren Kaplan, University of California-Berkeley
David M. Kaplan, Polytechnic University, Brooklyn NY
Deborah Kaplan, George Mason University
Deborah L. Kaplan, Brooklyn, NY
Don Kaplan, New York NY
Eric W. Kaplan, M.D., Milwaukee WI
Esther Kaplan, New York NY
Esther A. Kaplan, Madison WI
Gitelle Kaplan, Queens NY
Jack Kaplan, Teaneck NJ
Marion S. Kaplan, New York NY
Nathan Kaplan, New York NY
Richard Kaplan, Richard Kaplan Productions, New York NY
Steven Kaplan, St. Paul MN
Temma Kaplan, Rutgers University
Maribeth Bunn Kaptchuk, Cambridge MA
Ted Kaptchuk, Cambridge MA
Dorota U. Karmazyn, Orlando FL
Ivan Karp, Emory University
Matthew B. Karush, George Mason University
Nina Kasdon, Highlands NJ
Philip Kasinitz, City University of New York
Sharryn Kasmir, Hofstra University
Anne Sharnoff Kasper, Bethesda MD
Barbara T. Kass, Brooklyn NY
Deborah Kass, New York NY
Judith N.M. Kass
Nancy Kass, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Cheryl G. Kasson, Denver CO
David Scott Kastan, Columbia University
Ruth Kastner, University of Maryland
Jane Katch, East Woodstock CT
Jed Katch, East Woodstock CT
Barry Katz, California College of Arts and Crafts and Stanford University
Cindi Katz
Drew Katz, Cherry Hill NJ
Eliot Katz, New York NY
Elliot Katz, Holmdel NJ
Joanne Katz, Johns Hopkins University
Joseph Katz, David CA
Richard F. Katz, Columbia University
Tamar Katz, Brown University
William Loren Katz, New York University
Mary Fainsod Katzenstein, Cornell University
Judith S. Kaufman, Hofstra University
Robert Kaufman, Stanford University
Dorothy Kaufmann, Clark University
Lilly and John Kautsky, St. Louis MO
Lynne Kavin, Chicago IL
Alan S. Kay, Berkeley CA
Joel Kaye, Barnard College
Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz, Queens College
Patrick Kaylor, Philadelphia PA
Michael Kazin, Georgetown University
William Keays, Brooklyn NY
Joan Keenan, Cambridge MA
Evelyn Fox Keller, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stephen H. Kellert, Hamline University
Jo Keroes, San Francisco State University
Mark Kesselman, Columbia University
Ben Kessler, Perth Amboy NJ
Inge Kessler, Perth Amboy NJ
Alice Kessler-Harris, Columbia University
Alex Keyssar, Cambridge MA
Howard Kimeldorf, University of Michigan
Ronald Kinchla, Princeton University
Cathy Kindquist, Gunnison CO
Lawrence King, Yale University
Joan Stern Kiok, New York NY
Laura Kipnis, Northwestern University
Scott Kirsch, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
George and Ethel Kirschner, Fanwood NJ
David Klaiman, Jenkintown PA
Gloria Klaiman, Jenkintown PA
Joseph Klarmann, Washington University
Susan Kleckner, International Center of Photography
Cathy Klein, Ridgefield CT
David S. Klein, Seattle WA
Jeanna Belkin Klein, New York NY
Rachel Klein, University of California-San Diego
Richard Klein, Cornell University
Ian Kleinfeld, San Francisco CA
Jack Kligerman, Lehman College, CUNY
David Kliman, Sausalito CA
Gilbert Kliman, M.D., The Children's Psychological Health Center (San Francisco)
Jodie Kliman, Brookline MA
Joseph Kling, St. Lawrence University
Ralph Kloepping, Fairfax CA
Fred Knapp, Henderson NV
Myrna Knepler, Chicago IL
Laura Kogel, Women's Therapy Centre Institute
Sandra Kohler, Selinsgrove PA
Claudia Kohner, Los Angeles CA
Judith Kolokoff, Seattle WA
Irene Komor, Cornell University
Stanley Konecky, Hartwick College
Trudy Kontoff, Brit Tzedek v'Shalom, Boston MA
John S. Koppel, Bethesda MD
Barbara Korman, New York NY
Edward C. Kornbluh, Schodack Landing NY
Kenneth Kotovsky, Carnegie Mellon University
Laura Koulish, New York NY
Steven Koulish, New York NY
Lena Kovid, Portland OR
Leo Kraft, Queens College, CUNY
Dorothee Einstein Krahn, Silver Spring MD
Bud Kramer, Hilliard OH
Dan A. Kramer, Dublin OH
Helene H. Kramer, Buffalo NY
Lee A. Kramer, Columbus OH
Laura Kramer, Montclair NJ
Miriam Kramer, New York NY
Isaac Kramnick, Cornell University
Jonathan Brody Kramnick, Rutgers University
Eleanor Krasnow, Oakland CA
Randi Krasnow, Palo Alto CA
Jon Kraus, SUNY-Fredonia
Natasha Kraus, University at Buffalo-SUNY
David Krawitz, Brookline MA
Bea Kreloff, Art Workshop International
Joel Krieger, Wellesley College
Nancy Krieger, Harvard School of Public Health
Jan Krukowski
Arnold Krupat, Sarah Lawrence College
Kitty Krupat, New York University
Laura Kurgan, Princeton University
Jack Kurzweil, San Jose State University
Elisabeth Kushner, Seattle WA
Robert Kushner, East Meadow NY
Ronald Kushner, New York NY
Christopher Kutz, University of California-Berkeley
Myer Kutz, Albany NY
Peter Kwass, Boston MA
Jay Ladin, Reed College
David Laibman, City University of New York
Diane Laison, Temple University
Gary Laison, St. Joseph's University
Joan Lancourt, Boston MA
Robert S. Landauer, Jr. and Janice M. Landauer, Sarasota FL
Alison Landsberg, George Mason University
Henry A. Landsberger, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (retired)
Alice Landsman, Brattleboro VT
Avis Lang, New York NY
Berel Lang, Trinity College
Maxine H. Lange, Evanston IL
Robert Lapides, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY
Thomas W. Laqueur, University of California-Berkeley
Stephanie Larro, Los Angeles CA
Larry Lasher, University of Maryland-Baltimore County
Joyce Lashof, University of California-Berkeley (emerita)
Richard Lashof, University of Chicago (emeritus)
Thomas Laskawy, Flourtown PA
Elliott C. Lasser, M.D., La Jolla CA
Emily R. Lattimore, Baltimore MD
Bertram J. Latzer, Mount Tabor NJ
Paul Lauter, Trinity College
David E. Lavin, City University of New York
Marguerite Lavin, New York NY
David G. Lawrence, Fordham University
Steven F. Lawson, Rutgers University
Naomi Lazard, East Hampton NY
Sarah Lazin, New York NY
Rudolph Lea, Elkins Park PA
Martha Weinman Lear, New York NY
Fran Leavitt and J.J. Leavitt, Stamford CT
Steven Leber, Ann Arbor MI
Phoebe S. Leboy, University of Pennsylvania
Joshua Lederman, Tucson AZ
James Marc Leas, Vermonters for a Just Peace in Palestine/Israel
Adam Lee, United Steelworkers of America
Cavin P. Leeman, SUNY Downstate Medical Center
Jennifer Leeman, George Mason University
Hyam Lerner Leffert, M.D., University of California-San Diego
Sybil Lefferts, Setauket NY
Bonnie Lefkowitz, Bethesda MD
Sheila Shulman Le Gacy, Syracuse NY
Laurie R. Lehman, Long Island University
Yvette K. Lehman, Berkeley CA
Claudia Leight, Baltimore MD
Anne Leiner, Women's Therapy Centre Institute
Marvin Leiner, Queens College, CUNY
Theodore Leinwand, University of Maryland-College Park
David Lelyveld, William Paterson University
Jesse Lemisch, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY (emeritus)
Carol Lems-Dworkin, Evanston IL
Howard B. Lenow, Wayland MA
Jackie Leonard, Kew Gardens NY
Judy Lerner, International Committee of Peace Action
Lea Lerner, Princeton NJ
Marc Lerner, Columbia University
Rabbi Michael Lerner, Tikkun Community
Howard Lesnick, University of Pennsylvania Law School
Arnold F. Lessard, Newburyport MA
Michael C. Lesser, Sherborn MA
Zachary Lesser, University of Illinois
Rebecca Lesses, Ithaca College
Judith Lessow-Hurley and Michael Hurley, San Jose CA
Suzanne Leta, University of Pennsylvania
Dan Letwin, Pennsylvania State University
Leon Letwin, UCLA School of Law (emeritus)
Daniel S. Lev, University of Washington (retired)
Cathy Levenson, Florida State University
David Levenson, Florida State University
David E. Leventhal, St. Louis MO
David Leverenz, University of Florida
Paul Levi, Westport CT
Betty Wolder Levin, Brooklyn College
Karen Levin, Lake Sumter Community College, Maitland FL
Rabbi Leonard S. Levin, Rutgers University
Rebekah Levin, Center for Impact Research
Robert Levin, Pittsburgh PA
Stephanie A. Levin, Hampshire College
Andrew Levine, University of Wisconsin-Madison
David I. Levine, University of California-Berkeley
Denya LeVine, Barnstable MA
Ellen Levine, New York NY
George Levine, Rutgers University
Harry D. Levine, Chicago IL
Jerry Levine, Franklin Pierce College
Lawrence W. Levine, George Mason University
Rae Levine, Inverness CA
Rhonda F. Levine, Colgate University
Robert Levine, University of Maryland-College Park
Hal Levinsohn
Henry Samuel Levinson, University of North Carolina-Greensboro
Jenny Levison, Portland OR
Ruth W. Levitan
David A. Levitsky, Cornell University
Bruce Levitt, Cornell University
Dennis Levitt, Los Angeles CA
David W. Levy, University of Oklahoma
James Levy, Brooklyn NY
Janet M. Levy, New York NY
Marilyn Levy, Santa Monica CA
Miryam Levy, Silver Spring MD
Richard A. Levy, New York NY
Shirley Levy, Boston MA
Beth Lewis, University of Pennsylvania
Myra Leysorek, Philadelphia PA
Jacques Lezra, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Laura Liben, Brit Tzedek V'Shalom
Ran Libeskind-Hadas, Harvey Mudd College
Arnold H. Libner, Fairfield CT
Jeffrey S. Librett, Loyola University Chicago
Allan Lichtenstein, New Brunswick NJ
Charlotte Lichterman, Berkeley CA
Martin Lichterman, Berkeley CA
Arnold Lieber, M.D., New York NY
Katherine Lieber, Brooklyn NY
Adrienne B. Lieberman, Evanston IL
Lisa Lieberman, Dickinson College
James S. Liebman, Columbia Law School
Dora Lievow, Camden ME
Miriam Behar Lightworker
Peter Lindenfeld, Rutgers University
Lore Lindenfeld, Princeton NJ
Robin Lindheimer, San Francisco CA
Susie Linfield, New York University
John P. Linstroth, West Palm Beach FL
Dianne Lior, Highland Park NY
Iris Lipner, Brooklyn NY
Alan J. Lipowitz, University of Minnesota
Abby Lippman, McGill University
Peter Lippman, Seattle WA
Sandee Lippman, Baltimore MD
Daniel Lipson, University of Wisconsin
Bela Liptak, Stamford CT
Sara Lipton, State University of New York-Stony Brook
Susan Liroff, Oakland CA
Ira Liss, Denver CO
Julia E. Liss, Scripps College
Jeffrey Littenberg, Boston MA
James Livingston, Rutgers University
Martha Livingston, SUNY-Old Westbury
Alexander Lobkovsky, Northeastern University
Zachary Lockman, New York University
Jonathan Loesberg, American University
David Loewenstein, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Erich H. Loewy, University of California-Davis
Maria Louise Lofchie, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
Sylvere Lotringer, Columbia University
Rabbi Alan H. Lovins, New Haven CT
Ethan and Margo Lowenstein
Laura Lubetsky, Newton MA
Lewis Lubka, Fargo ND
Judith Lubman, Berkeley CA
Stanley Lubman, University of California-Berkeley
Sandra Rudnick Luft, San Francisco State University
Gordon A. Lurie, Fort Worth TX
Sue Gena Lurie, University of North Texas Health Science Center
Ron Lussier, Sausalito CA
Linda Lustig, Berkeley CA
Steve Lustig, Berkeley CA
Barbara Lynch, Cornell University
Julia Lynch, University of Pennsylvania
Michael Lynch, Cornell University
Deborah Lyons, Johns Hopkins University
Paul Lyons, Richard Stockton College of New Jersey
Shaul Magid, Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Lili Maglione, Huntington NY
Jerry Mahrer, New York NY
Lisa Maisels, Cambridge MA
Sylvia Maizell, New York NY
Helen Gabriel Major
Jack J. Malenka, Howard Beach NY
Rabbi Jonathan W. Malino, Guilford College
Edith Malkin, New York NY
Lawrence Malkin, New York NY
Victoria Malkin
Karen Malpede, Brooklyn NY
Stuart Maltin, New York Institute of Technology
Mark Mancall, Stanford University
Alan Mandel, M.D., Rhinebeck NY
Barbara Mann, Princeton University
Carol Mann, New York NY
Michael Mantell, Los Angeles CA
Karuna Mantena, Harvard University
Sue Marantz, New York NY
Shoshana Marchand, Northampton MA
Jane Marcus, City College and the CUNY Graduate Center
Jed Marcus
Michael Marcus, City College and the CUNY Graduate Center
Naomi Marcus, Riverdale NY
Peter Marcuse, Columbia University
Alfred L. Marder, U.S. Peace Council
Eliezer T. Margolis
Jo Margolis, Harrisburg PA
Maxine L. Margolis, University of Florida-Gainesville
Elizabeth Mark, Brandeis University
John Markoff, University of Pittsburgh
Anne K. Markowitz, New York NY
Lisa Markowitz, University of Louisville
Norman Markowitz, Rutgers University
Ruth Markowitz-Heifetz, M.D., University of California-San Diego
Sally Markowitz, Willamette University
Stan Markowitz, Baltimore MD
Arthur S. Marks, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Wally and Suzanne Marks, Los Angeles CA
Carol Marsh, Brooklyn NY
Hubert Marshall, Stanford University (emeritus)
Rachelle Marshall, Stanford CA
Elizabeth Martialay, London (UK)
Judy Martialay, Sea Cliff NJ
Daniel R. Martin, Hartsdale NY
Laura Martin, Arizona Science Center
Susan M. Martin, New York NY
Dawn Belkin Martinez, Harvard Medical School
Anthony Martori, Paradise Valley AZ
Elizabeth Wirth Marvick, Los Angeles CA
Jonathan Marx, Nashville TN
Julie Marx, Baltimore MD
Brett Masters, Charlotte MI
Roger D. Masters, Dartmouth College
Steffi Masur, Evanston IL
James R. Mathes, Rhinebeck NY
Pam Coates Mathews, Denver CO
Helen Matlin, Woodbury NY
Diane Matza, Utica College
Joan M. May, Nyack NY
Richard May, Nyack NY
Doe Mayer, University of Southern California
M. Mayer, New York NY
Harry Mays, Merced CA
Adrienne McCormick, SUNY-Fredonia
Janet L. McDonald, Pace University
Jeanette McVicker, SUNY-Fredonia
Quinn Mecham, Stanford University
Melvin Mednick, Walnut Creek CA
David Mednicoff, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Deborah Willen Meier
Leonard Meiselman, Port Washington NY
Jodi Melamed, Columbia University
Seymour Melman, Columbia University
Jeff Melnick, Babson College
Janet Mendelsohn, Watertown MA
Michael Meranze, University of California-San Diego
Dorothy M. Mermin, Cornell University
N. David Mermin, Cornell University
Roy Merrens, Toronto, Canada
Debra Merskin, University of Oregon
Marc Merson, Sherman Oaks CA
Nina Merson, Sherman Oaks CA
Gayle Mertz, Boulder CO
Eli C. Messinger, M.D., New York NY
Evelyn Messinger, San Rafael CA
Suzanne Messinger, Willingboro NJ
Constance Meyer, Beverly Hills CA
Ilan H. Meyer, Columbia University
Rebecca L. Meyer, Jamestown CO
Alan Meyers, Boston University
Rachel Meyers, Brooklyn NY
Ann Meyerson, New York NY
Gregory Meyerson, North Carolina State University
Marc S. Micale, Orlando FL
Ellen Michelman, Lexington MA
Frank Michelman, Lexington MA
James and Joan Mickle, Kentfield CA
Ruth Milkman, University of California-Los Angeles
Christopher S. Miller, Savannah GA
Gerry Miller, Chicago IL
Joanne Miller, Brookline MA
Joshua L. Miller, Columbia University
Lynne Miller, University of Southern Maine
Mark Crispin Miller, New York University
Nancy K. Miller, CUNY Graduate Center
Naomi Miller, Sussex County Community College
Norman Miller, Brookline MA
Richard W. Miller, Cornell University
Daniel Millstone, Bronx NY
Debra Minkoff, University of Washington
Kathy Miriam, University of New Hampshire
Ruth Misheloff, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY
Joya Misra, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Isaac Mitre, Indiana University
Carl W. Mize, Iowa State University
Edward S. Mocarski, Jr., Stanford University School of Medicine
Gabriella Modan, Ohio State University
John Modell, Brown University
Helene Moglen, University of California-Santa Cruz
Seth Moglen, Lehigh University
Harvey Molotch, New York University and University of California-Santa Barbara
Alyssa Moncharsh, Los Angeles CA
Jacqueline B. Mondros, Barry University
Joan A. Monheit, Berkeley CA
Regina Morantz-Sanchez, University of Michigan
Penelope Morel, M.D., Pittsburgh PA
Peter Mosbacher, Chappaqua NY
Elizabeth K. Moser, Baltimore MD
Claire G. Moses, University of Maryland
Bob Moshiri, Boston MA
Laurel Moss, Mendocino CA
Wendy Most, New York NY
Harry and Laura Movchine, Delray Beach FL
Eric Muehlbauer, Rego Park NY
Katharine Flanders Mukherji, Brooklyn NY
Nina Mukherji, Carleton College
James I. Mullins, Delray Beach FL
Leah Mundell, Philadelphia PA
Adrienne Munich, SUNY-Stony Brook
Bennett Muraskin, Jewish Cultural School and Society (NJ)
Harriet Murav, University of California-Davis
Tom Murdock, Winchester MA
Stacy M. Murphy, Brooklyn NY
Charles and Doris Muscatine, Berkeley CA
William Mutterperl, Boston MA
Stephen J. and Susan Mydanick, Boca Raton FL
David N. Myers, University of California-Los Angeles
Deborah Myers, Culver City CA
Fred Myers, New York University
Alan Myerson, Santa Monica CA
Laura Myerson, Cortlandt Manor NY
Michael Myerson, Cortlandt Manor NY
Judy W. Nadel, San Francisco CA
Jane Nadel-Klein, Trinity College
Jerome Nadelhaft, University of Maine
Ruth Nadelhaft, University of Maine
Gregory Nagy, Harvard University
Lee Naiman, New York NY
Mark Naison, Fordham University
Sheila Namir, University of California-Los Angeles
Rosa Naparstek, New York NY
Carol N. Nathan, Kensington CA
Leonard Nathan, University of California-Berkeley
Neal Nathanson, University of Pennsylvania
Vincent Navarro, New York NY
Judith Neaman, Yeshiva University
Alan Needleman, Brown University
Wanda S. Needleman, M.D., Brown University
Patricia Negreros-Castillo, Iowa State University
Jason Neidleman, University of La Verne
Marilyn Kleinberg Neimark, Baruch College, CUNY
Amanda Nelson, Washington DC
Cary Nelson, University of Illinois
Malcolm A. Nelson, SUNY-Fredonia
Bob Nesson, Boston MA
Nicholas A. Neuhaus, Howard Beach NY
John J. Neumaier, Poughkeepsie NY
Robert Neuer, New York NY
Marcia Newfield, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY
Beth Newman, Southern Methodist University
Joel Newman, Columbia University
Katherine Newman, Harvard University
Linda J. Nicholson, Washington University in St. Louis
Jon Nissenbaum, Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Stephen Nissenbaum, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Bob Norman, Night Owl Productions, Lawrenceville NJ
Bonnie Thompson Norman, Seattle WA
Judith Norman, Trinity University
Nicole Nourmand, Chicago IL
Julie Novkov, University of Oregon
Martha Nussbaum, University of Chicago
Adina Obler, New York NY
Suzanne Oboler, University of Illinois-Chicago
Sarnell Ogus, East Hampton NY
Tema Okun, ChangeWork
Victoria Olds, New York NY
Katherine Olesker, New York NY
Wendy Olesker, New York CNY
Gregory Olinyk, ASimplePeace
Sarah Olmstead, University of Minnesota
Ken Opin, Madison WI
Martin Oppenheimer, Rutgers University
Nancy Ordover, Queens College, CUNY
Ellen Orlofsky, Redway CA
Susan Orlofsky, San Diego CA
Sherry B. Ortner, Columbia University
Miles Orvell, Temple University
Gerald M. Oscar
David Ost, Hobart & William Smith Colleges
Michal Osterweil, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Robin Ostow, University of Toronto
Alicia Ostriker, Rutgers University
Suzanne Ostro, New York NY
Carol Wasserman Pampaloni, New York NY
Esther Parada, University of Illinois at Chicago
Morton N. Pardes
Gary Pardo, Great Neck NY
Andrew Parker, Amherst College
Tom Parrett, New York NY
Nina Parris, Burlington VT
Susan B. Parsons, DePauw University
Frank J. Pascale, Sun Lakes AZ
Sean Pattap, Ho-Ho-Kus NJ
Diane Paul, University of Massachusetts-Boston
Alan M. Pearson, Citizens for Participation in Political Action (CPPAX), Somerville MA
Kathy Staver Pearson, Chicago IL
Ted Pearson, Chicago IL
Vida S. Pelletier, Cortlandt Manor NY
J. Paul Pemsler, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Joann Isberg Pensabene, Monsey NY
Alison Hope Pepper, New York NY
Bob Perelman, University of Pennsylvania
Leslie C. Perelman, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert Perlman, University of Chicago
Ruth Perry, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rosalind Petchesky, Hunter College, CUNY
Carla Petievich, Montclair State University (NJ)
Mary Ellen Petrisko, Annapolis MD
Nancy Phillips, Albuquerque NM
Judith Philpot, Chapel Hill NC
Marc Pilisuk, Saybrook Graduate School and University of California
Marsha Pilz, Southwest Harbor ME
Michael Pilz, Southwest Harbor ME
Martha Pincas, New York NY
Adela Pinch, University of Michigan
Fred L. Pincus, University of Maryland-Baltimore County
Cecile Pineda, Oakland CA
Diane Pineiro-Zucker, Vassar College
Joan Pinkham, Amherst MA
Frances Fox Piven, CUNY Graduate Center
Elliot Podwill, Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY
Erica G. Polakoff, Bloomfield College, NJ
Lynn Pollack, Evanston IL
William Pollak, University of Chicago (emeritus)
Katha Pollitt, New York NY
Robert Pollock, Bridgeport CT
Judy Polumbaum, University of Iowa
Nyna Brael Polumbaum, Cambridge MA
Murray Polner, Jewish Peace Fellowship
Charlotte Pomerantz, New York NY
Richard Ponn, Lawrenceville GA
Daniel Pope, Eugene OR
Allen Porter, Evanston IL
Roger J. Porter, Reed College
Miriam Poser, New York NY
Betty Potash, New York NY
Donald Press, New York NY
Eyal Press, New York NY
Nancy Press, Oregon Health and Science University
Richard S. Pressman, St. Mary's University, San Antonio
Joel and Karen Price, Fairfield IA
Jed Proujansky, Northfield MA
Doris Marie Provine, Arizona State University
Hilary Putnam, Harvard University
Ruth Anna Putnam, Wellesley College
Harriet Putterman, National Association of Social Workers, NYC Chapter
Dana Rabin, Indiana State University
Jesse C. Rabinowitz, University of California-Berkeley
Paula Rabinowitz, University of Minnesota
Norman Rabkin, University of California-Berkeley (emeritus)
Diane M. Rabson, Boulder CO
Elaine Racine, San Diego CA
Phyllis Rackin, University of Pennsylvania
Margaret Jane Radin, Stanford University
Yvonne Rainer, New York NY
Ruth Rainero, San Francisco CA
Janet H. Randall, Northeastern University
Richard L. Rapson, University of Hawaii
David I. Ratner, Amherst College
Stanley Ratner, Mendham NJ
Dan Raviv, New York NY
Mark Reader, Arizona State University (emeritus)
Stephanie Reader, Palo Alto CA
Ronald A. Rebholz, Stanford University
Wayne A. Rebhorn, University of Texas
Lynne M. Reder, Carnegie-Mellon University
Melvin Reder, University of Chicago (emeritus)
Deborah Frankel Reese, South Strafford VT
Katherine Regan, Philadelphia PA
Andrew Rehfeld, Washington University in St. Louis
Lee and Peter Reich
Ken Reichstein, Sanbornton NH
Jeffrey Reiman, American Univerity
Ariel Reinheimer, Brooklyn NY
Ellin Reisner, Brandeis University
Timothy Reiss, New York University
Raymond Reiter, University of Toronto
Albert Resis, Northern Illinois University (emeritus)
Bernard J. Ressner, Edison NJ
Philip Ressner
Frank Rettenberg, San Rafael CA
Carter Revard, St. Louis MO
Susan Reverby, Wellesley College
Jesse Ribot, World Resources Institute
Marc Ribot, New York NY
Jaime Richman, George Mason University
Maggie Monroe Richter, Union Theological Seminary
Joan Eldridge Ridell, Buffalo Grove IL
Joshua Rifkin
Nina Rifkind, New York NY
Peter Riga
Monica Ringer, Bethesda MD
Jill Rips, San Antonio TX
Carl Riskin, Queens College and Columbia University
Michele Rivkin-Fish, University of Kentucky
Susan Rivo, Arlington MA
Lani Roberts, Corvallis OR
Moss Roberts, New York University
Corey Robin, Brooklyn College, CUNY
Diana Robin, University of New Mexico (emerita)
Mike Robinson, New York NY
Bruce Robbins, Columbia University
Edward Robbins, Harvard University
Sydell Goldfarb Rochman, Sun Lakes AZ
Len Rodberg, Queens College
Marcia Rodd, Studio City CA
James Rodgers, Wilmington VT
Alfredo Rodriguez, Westlake Village CA
Lisa Rofel, University of California-Santa Cruz
Peter Rogatz, Roslyn Heights NY
Charles E. Rogler, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Zack Rogow, University of California-Berkeley
Fritz Rohrlich, Syracuse University
Anne Roiphe, New York NY
Herman Roiphe, M.D., New York NY
Rachel Rokach, Jerusalem, Israel
Arno Roland, Leonia NJ
Scott Roos, Glenview IL
Adam Rose, Chicago IL
Mary Beth Rose, University of Illinois at Chicago
Peter I. Rose, Smith College
Stacy Rose, Coos Bay OR
Barbara A. Rosen, Providence RI
David Rosen, Cornell University
Fred Rosen, North American Congress on Latin America
Philip Rosen, Brown University
Robert C. Rosen, William Paterson University
Stanley Rosen, Santa Fe NM
Amy Rosenberg, Mansfield MA
Beatrice G. Rosenberg, Ithaca NY
Ben Rosenberg, Princeton University
Deborah Rosenberg, Chicago IL
Doris Rosenberg, New York NY
Larry Rosenberg, Harvard University
Leon T. Rosenberg, Stanford University (emeritus)
Tuvia Rosenberg, M.D., Paramus NJ
Dr. Naomi and Dr. Walter Rosenblum, Long Island City NY
Daniel Rosenfeld, Aventura FL
Deborah Rosenfelt, University of Maryland
Barbara Rosenkrantz, Harvard University
Deborah Rosenstein, Jewish Cultural School of Greater Washington
Robert A. Rosenstone, California Institute of Technology
Cindy Rosenthal, Hofstra University
Glenda G. Rosenthal, Columbia University
Kathlyn Rosenthal, Huntington Woods MI
Marguerite Rosenthal, Salem State College (MA)
Saul Rosenthal, Terre Haute IN
Sheila Rosenthal, Lafayette Committee for Israeli-Palestinian Peace and Justice
Stanley Rosenthal, Huntington Woods MI
Lawrence Rosenwald, Wellesley College
Penny Rosenwasser, California Institute of Integral Studies
Roy Rosenzweig, George Mason University
Andrew Ross, New York University
Kathleen Ross, New York University
Doug Rossinow, Metropolitan State University, Minneapolis
Emery Roth II, Washington, CT
Michael Rothberg, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Alice Rothchild, M.D., Brookline MA
Diane B. Rothenberg, Encinitas CA
Jerome Rothenberg, University of California-San Diego (eneritus)
Paula Rothenberg, William Paterson University
Jack Rothman, University of California-Los Angeles
Judith Rothman, The Sholem Community Organization, Los Angeles CA
Ruth Rothschild, Wakefield RI
Robert A. Rothstein, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Michel Roublev, Oakland CA
Susan Rouda, Philadelphia PA
Diana Rowe, Merrick NY
Joyce A. Rowe, Fordham University
Harriette Rovner-Ferguson, East Setauket NY
Judith Rowe, Princeton University (retired)
Peter Rowe, Princeton NJ
Jason Roytman, New York NY
Albert Ruben, New York NY
Andrew N. Rubin, Columbia University
Jane L. Rubin
Joanne Rubin, Great Neck NY
Peter Rudd, M.D., Stanford University
Nicholas Breskin Rudikoff, Brooklyn NY
Lucia Ruedenberg-Wright, New York NY
Marjorie Lebow Rutimann, New York NY
Anne Ruzek
Andy Ruina, Cornell University
Stephen Rush, New York NY
Zina Rutkin, Great Neck NY
Loren Ryter, University of Washington
Margery Sabin, Wellesley College
Daniel Sachar, New York NY
Alan R. Sadovnik, Rutgers University
Jonathan Sadowsky, Case Western Reserve University
Thomas L. Safran, Los Angeles CA
Andrew Salamon, Toronto, Canada
Judith E. Saleeby, Branford CT
Craig A. Salman, Washington DC
Neil Salzman, Fairleigh Dickinson University
Ellen G. Sampson, St. Paul MN
John Sanbonmatsu, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Benjamin Sand, New York NY
Ina Sandalow, Ann Arbor MI
Terrance Sandalow, University of Michigan Law School (emeritus)
Ken Sanderson, Boise, Idaho
Helen M. Saulson, Miami FL
Naomi Siebenberg Santoro, Bronx NY
Alice Sardell, Queens College, CUNY
Liz and Phil Saunders, Dunn Loring VA
Richard Schaefer, San Francisco CA
Mark Schafer, Cambridge MA
Jason Schaffer, Lafayette CA
Patti Schaffer, Tabor Sarah Books
Teya Schaffer, Oakland CA
Sara Schaffzin, Cornell University
Joel Schalit, San Francisco CA
Diane Schapira, Lakeville CT
Barbara Schapiro, Rhode Island College
Ronnie Scharfman, Purchase College-SUNY
Dan Scharlin, Berkeley CA
Edward Schatz, Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Richard Schechner, New York University
Gary Schechter, New York NY
William Schechter, Brooklyn NY
Michael Scheinberg, Collingswood NJ
Peter Scheiner, York College, CUNY (emeritus)
Naomi Scheman, University of Minnesota
Gerald B. Schenkman, Newtown PA
Irene Schensted, Peaks Island ME
Gordon D. Schiff, Cook County Hospital
Carl Schiffman, Middle Village NY
Jacquelyn L. Schiffman, Middle Village NY
Roberta Schine, New York NY
Arlette Schlitt-Gerson, Kensington CA
Jay Wolf Schlossberg-Cohen, Baltimore MD
Francine Schmelzer, Mount Tabor NJ
Richard Schmitt, Brown University
Peter L. Schnall, M.D., M.P.H., University of California-Irvine
Norman and Helen Schneeberg, Philadelphia PA
Daniel Schneider, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
David Schneider, Northwestern University
Hans Schneider, University of Wisconsin-Madison (emeritus)
Monroe Schneider, M.D., Brooklyn NY
Peter T. Schneider, Fordham University
Sarah Schneewind, Southern Methodist University
Miriam Schocken, University of California-Los Angeles
Howard Schomer, Oakland CA
Ed Schonberg, New York University
Norman Schonfeld, Morristown NJ
Clifford Schorer, Rye Brook NY
Marianne Schorer, Rye Brook NY
Sanford Schram, Bryn Mawr College
Ellen Schrecker, Yeshiva University
Herb Schreier, M.D., Childrens' Hospital Oakland
Carol Schroeder, Columbia MD
Gus Schroeder, Columbia MD
Grace Schulman, Baruch College, CUNY
Jean Schulman, Houston TX
Jerome L. Schulman, M.D., Mt. Sinai Medical Center
Katherine Schultz, University of Pennsylvania
Leroy Schulz, Edmonton, Canada
Anthony Schuman, Montclair NJ
Howard Schuman, University of Michigan (emeritus)
Rachel Schurman, University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana
Sy Schuster, Carleton College (emeritus)
Adam Schwartz, Bearsville NY
Donald Schwartz, Los Angeles CA
Joseph Schwartz, London, England
Lynne Sharon Schwartz
Nina Schwartz, Southern Methodist University
Sharon Schwartz, Columbia University
Zorya and Seymour Schwartz, Briarwood, NY
Howard Schweber, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Libby Schweber, Harvard University
Silvan S. Schweber, Brandeis University
Marc Scott, New York University
William Seaman, Portland OR
Makeba Seargeant, New York NY
Laurie J. Sears, University of Washington
Lore Segal, New York NY
Nancy T. Segall, Evanston IL
Saundra M. Segan, Lehman College, CUNY and Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy, New York NY
Diana Segre, Hartsdale NY
Joseph and Jessica Segre, Stamford CT
Katherine Segre, Philadelphia PA
Gay W. Seidman, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Steve Seif, University of Louisville
Jerrold Seigel, New York University
Abraham R. Seitel, Minnetonka MN
Susan M. Seitel, Minnetonka MN
Michael Seitz, New York NY
Susan Seizer, Scripps College
Mark Selden, SUNY-Binghamton and Cornell University
Ruth R. Seldin, White Plains NY
Linda J. Seligmann, George Mason University
Andrew J. Seligsohn, Hartwick College
Walter Selove, Wynnewood PA
James G. Serdy, Boston MA
Carroll Seron, Baruch College, CUNY
Michael Several, Los Angeles CA
Donald D. Shack, New York NY
Ellen R. Shaffer, San Francisco CA
Jono Shaffer, Service Employees International Union
Eldar Shafir, Princeton University
Jeff Shalan, Montclair State University
Alex Shalom, New York University School of Law
Beverly Shalom, Oakland CA
Stephen R. Shalom, William Paterson University
Vivienne Shalom, Roslindale MA
Ladan Shams, California Institute of Technology
Ann R. Shapiro, SUNY-Farmingdale
Barry Shapiro, Allegheny College
Burton Shapiro, Bronx NY
Celia Shapiro, Silver Spring MD
Elizabeth Klein Shapiro, Champaign IL
Gary Shapiro, University of Richmond
Herbert Shapiro, Cincinnati OH
Judith Shapiro, Cincinnati OH
Michael Shapiro, University of IIlinois
Michal Shapiro, New York NY
Mirella Shapiro, Yonkers NY
Robert Shapiro, Upton MA
Steven Shapiro, New City NY
Paula Sharaga, Cambridge United for Justice with Peace
Elliott Sharp, New York NY
Craig Sharrow, San Anselmo CA
Mark Shattuck, Albany CA
Adam Shatz, New York NY
Leslie and Stephen Shatz, Stockbridge MA
Roberta Ann Shechter, New York University
Yaakov Shechter, Lehman College, CUNY
Norman Sheidlower, Harvard University
Stanley K. Sheinbaum, Americans for Peace Now, Los Angeles CA
Richard B. Sher, New Jersey Institute of Technology and Rutgers University-Newark
Doris Sher, New Jersey Institute of Technology and Rutgers University-Newark
Daniel J. Sherman, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Judith A. Sherman, Watertown CT
Rebecca Sherman, Natick MA
Ron Sherman, Chicago IL
Scott Cutler Shershow, Miami University
Judith Shevelev, Center for Global Education at Augsburg College, Mexico
Sarah Shields, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Ronald Shiffman, Pratt Institute
Melvyn Shochet, University of Chicago
Elana Shohamy, Tel Aviv University
Elaine Showalter, Princeton University
Ann Shteir, York University
Alix Kates Shulman, New York NY
Marshall Shulman, Columbia University (retired)
Phyllis Shulman, San Francisco CA
Peter M.F. Sichel, New York NY
Carol Sicherman, Pleasantville NY
Marvin Sicherman, Pleasantville NY
Bonnie Siegal, Carmel NY
Col. (Ret.) David L. Siegal, M.D., US Army Medical Corps, Carmel NY
Dorothy Siegel, New York University
Florence Siegel, Jamaica Estates NY
Isadore Mike Siegel, Jamaica Estates NY
J.S. Siegel, New Rochelle NY
James Siegel, Cornell University
Jonah Siegel, Rutgers University
Joseph Siegel, Portland OR
Michael Siegel, Boston University
Arthur Sigman
Toby Sigman
Bernard S. Silberman, University of Chicago
J. Donald Silberman, Dallas TX
Jerry Silberman, Philadelphia PA
Lou H. Silberman, Tucson AZ
Larry Silberstein, Berman Center for Jewish Studies, Lehigh University
Susan S. Silbey, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Carole G. Silver, Stern College for Women
Lee M. Silver, Princeton University
Shirley E. Silver, Bronxville NY
Suzanne Silver, The Ohio State University
Barbara Silverberg, Berkeley CA
Howard Silverberg, Baltimore MD
Marjorie M. Silverberg, Alexandria VA
Jay Silverman, Harvard University
Paul Silverman, Rockville MD
Marsha Silverstein, Oakland CA
Murray Silverstein, Oakland CA
Eileen Simmons, Toronto, Canada
Harvey G. Simmons, York University (emeritus)
Barbara Levy Simon, Columbia University
Bryant Simon, University of Georgia
Harold Simon, Montclair NJ
Lawrence Simon, Bowdoin College
Alan Singer, Hofstra University
Alan G. Singer, Ann Arbor MI
Beth J. Singer, Lynbrook NY
Davida Singer, Baruch College, CUNY
Eleanor Singer, Ann Arbor MI
Judith Y. Singer, Long Island University-Brooklyn Campus
Peter Singer, Princeton University
Rosalind Singer, Berkeley CA
William Singer, Westport CT
Jerome E. Singerman, University of Pennsylvania
Ron Skoletsky, Hercules CA
Daniel Skolnik, Flushing NY
Steven Skulnik, New York NY
Saul Slapikoff, Cambridge MA
Jerome Slater, SUNY-Buffalo
Laura Slatkin, University of Chicago
Charlie Slavin, University of Maine
Avram M. Slovic, University of Pennsylvania
Susan Slyomovics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Marjorie Small, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY
Jonathan Smith, New York NY
Judith E. Smith, University of Massachusetts-Boston
Eric Smoodin, University of California-Berkeley
Lewis S. Smoler, D.M.D., Manhasset, NY
Adam Sobel, Columbia University
Alan Sokal, New York University
Nathan Sokal, Lexington MA
Zelda Sokal, Lexington MA
Natalie J. Sokoloff, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY
An Sokolovska, Somerville MA
Donald Solar, Long Island University
Betty Soldz, Boston MA
Stephen Soldz, Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis
Martha E. Soler, NYC Board of Education (retired)
Dorothy J. Solinger, University of California-Irvine
Beverly Solochek, Brooklyn NY
Alisa Solomon, Baruch College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Ben and Joyce Solomon, Evanston IL
Rabbi Eric Solomon, Congregation Tehillah, Bronx NY
Julie Robin Solomon, American University
Linn L. Solomon, Putnam Valley NY
Mark Solomon, Ithaca NY
Miriam Solomon, Temple University
Renee Solomon, Columbia University
Allan Solomonow, American Friends Service Committee
Alfred Sommer, M.D., Baltimore MD
Jill Sommer, Baltimore MD
Michelle Sommers, Nathan Editeur, Paris, France
Matthew Sonfield, Hofstra University
Mitchel Sonies, New York NY
Lonnie Soury, Soury Communications, Inc.
Roberta Spalter-Roth, American Sociological Association
Elaine Spatz-Rabinowitz, Wellesley MA
William Spaulding, Liceu Opera, Barcelona, Spain
Elizabeth Spelke, Harvard University
Harry Spindler, Boynton Beach FL
Herbert F. Spirer, Columbia University
Louise Spirer, Stamford CT
Melford E. Spiro, University of California-San Diego
Silvia Spitta, Dartmouth College
Leo Spitzer, Dartmouth College
James Spottiswoode, Beverly Hills CA
Claudia Springer, Rhode Island College
Susan Sprung, Florence MA
Judith Stacey, University of Southern California
Peter Stangl, Stanford University (emeritus)
Amy Dru Stanley, University of Chicago
Pamela Stanley, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Peter Stansky, Stanford University
Susan Leigh Star, University of California-San Diego
Bennett Stark, Georgia-Perimeter College
Deborah Stark, CUNY
Evan Stark, Rutgers University-Newark
Marla Ann Stark, Atherton CA
Deborah Starr, Cornell University
Shannon Stearman Engels, New York NY
Arlene Stein, Rutgers University
Daniel Stein, Staten Island NY
Peter L. Stein, San Francisco CA
Richard Stein, University of Oregon
Clarence Steinberg, Silver Spring MD
David Steinberg, Mason OH
Lewis Steinberg, State College PA
Mark Steinberg, University of Illinois
Stephen Steinberg, City University of New York
Susan Steinberg, State College PA
Jack Steinbrock, New York NY
Susan Gilmore Steiner, Claremont Graduate University
Renee Steinhagen, New Jersey Appleseed
Rebecca Steinitz, Ohio Wesleyan University
Michael Steinlauf, Gratz College
Bernard and Luciana Steinzor, Willow NY
Richard Stern, M.D., Hopitaux Universitaire de Geneve, Geneva, Switzerland
Shifra Eva Stern, Riverdale, NY
Mimi Sternberg, Berkeley CA
Heinz W. Sternberg, American Association for the Advancement of Science
Janet Sternburg, New York NY and California Institute of the Arts
Richard C. Sterne, Newton Highlands MA
Rolf Sternglanz, SUNY-Stony Brook
Michael Stocker, Syracuse University
Deanne Stone, Berkeley CA
Erika Stone, New York NY
Rosalinda Stone, New York NY
Robert A. Stone, M.D., Highland Park IL
M. Stone-Richards, Chicago IL
Susan Strasser, University of Delaware
Jessica Strauss, Baltimore MD
Laurie Stricks, New York NY
Richard Strier, University of Chicago
Mary Stroll, La Jolla CA
Karsten J. Struhl, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY
Gina Suever, Cincinnati OH
Susan Sugarman, Princeton University
Esther Surovell, New York NY
David S. Surrey, Saint Peter's College
Barbara Sussman, San Francisco CA
Carl Sussman, Newton MA
Peter Y. Sussman, Berkeley CA
Constance R. Sutton, New York University
Frances M. Sutton, Los Angeles CA
Steven Sverdlik, Southern Methodist University
Cy L. Swartz, Bubbes & Zaydes for Peace in the Middle East, Philadelphia PA
Lois Swartz, Bubbes & Zaydes for Peace in the Middle East, Philadelphia PA
Franklin J. Swartz, Minsk, Belarus
Jonathan Sweedler, Los Gatos CA
Anne Swerdloff, Montclair State University
Howard Swerdloff, Montclair State University
Amy Swerdlow, Sarah Lawrence College (emerita)
Mark Swirsky, Cheltenham PA
Daniel B. Szyld, Temple University
John A. Tainer, Scripps Research Institute
Marlee and Doug Tanenbaum, Staten Island NY
Ilene Tannenbaum, Brooklyn NY
William K. Tabb, City University of New York
Harry R. Targ, Purdue University
Sidney Tarrow, Cornell University
Gary Michael Tartakov, Iowa State University
Jo Tavener, Chatham College
James W. Taylor, Buffalo NY
Silvia Tennenbaum, East Hampton NY
Leonard Tennenhouse
Francoise Teitelbaum, New York NY
Johnny Temple, Akashic Books
Richard Terdiman, University of California-Santa Cruz
Amir Terkel, San Francisco CA
Roni Terkel, San Francisco CA
Mark Tessler, University of Michigan
Jack Tessman, Berkeley CA
Lisa Tessman, Binghamton University
Edward Theil, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (retired)
William H. Theodore, M.D., Bethesda MD
Michael J. Thompson, Hunter College
Sylvia Thompson, Los Angeles CA
Eric Thurschwell, Wynnewood PA
David Thieke, Derwood MD
Irene Taviss Thomson, Fairleigh Dickinson University
Stanley Tick, San Francisco State University
Edith Tiger, Brooklyn NY
Barbara Tillman, New York NY
Lynne Tillman, New York NY
Michael Tobocman, Santa Monica CA
William Toll, University of Oregon
Alan Trachtenberg, Yale University (retired)
Judith Trachtman
Joseph M. Trapani, Babylon, NY
Michael Trencher, Pratt Institute
George Trilling, Berkeley CA
David Trimble, Brookline MA
Shari Troy, New York NY
Amy B. Trubek, New England Culinary Institute
Diane Tucker, New York NY
Irene Tucker, Johns Hopkins University
Dean and Shirley Tuttle, State College PA
Katherine Tynberg
Susan B. Udin, State University of New York-Buffalo
Abraham L. Udovitch, Princeton University
Joel Ulan, New York NY
Sharon Ullman, Bryn Mawr College
Lynn Unruh, University of Central Florida
Avi Urbas, Baltimore MD
Ernie Urvater, Amherst MA
Joshua Urvater, Stockton CA
Jacob Usadi, White Plains NY
Rich Van Heertum, New York NY
Paula Varsano, Smith College
Herbert Vaughan, Albert Einstein College of Medicine (emeritus)
J. David Velleman, University of Michigan
Gabor Vermes, Rutgers University
Val Vinokurov, New School University
Jennifer Vinopal, New York University
Leon F. Vlug, Doylestown PA
Lise Vogel, Rider University
Carol Vogt
Christiane Voith, Erfurt, Germany
Arthur Volbert, Beacon NY
Alex Volin, Philadelphia PA
Beverly R. Voloshin, San Francisco State University
Paul Von Blum, University of California-Los Angeles
Ernst Wagner, New York NY
Harold Walba, La Mesa CA
Donald A. Wald, Stone Ridge NY
Hannah Wald, Stone Ridge NY
Richard L. Wald, Kingston NY
Arthur Waldhorn, City College of New York (emeritus)
Cathy Waldman, Westport CT
Stuart Waldman, New York NY
Leon Waldoff, University of Illinois-Urbana (emeritus)
H. Eberhard von Waldow, Glenshaw PA
Daniel J. Walkowitz, New York University
Rebecca L. Walkowitz, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Irwin Wall, University of California-Riverside
Mark Wall, Fair Lawn NJ
Richard Wall, St. Augustine FL
Amei Wallach, Mattituck NY
Janet Wallach, Washington CT
Jeffrey Wallen, Hampshire College
Immanuel Wallerstein, Yale University
Katharine Wallerstein, New York NY
Michael Wallerstein, Northwestern University
Shelly Wallman, New York NY
Harry E. Walters, McLean VA
Sarah-Rachel Walters, Staten Island NY
Wendy Walters, Brooklyn NY
Terry Walz, Council for the National Interest, Washington DC
Anne Wilson Wangh, The Dance Library of Israel
Charles D. Wantman, South Orange NJ
Roberta E. Wantman, South Orange NJ
Grace Bakst Wapner, Woodstock NY
Jerry Wapner, Woodstock NY
Zellman Warhaft, Cornell University
Steven Warnecke, New York NY
Robert M. Warren, Jamaica Plain MA
Rabbi Bruce Warshal, Hillsboro Beach FL
Lynne Warshal, Hillsboro Beach FL
Thomas E. Wartenberg, Mount Holyoke College
Howard Waskow, Portland OR
Arthur A. Wasserman, New York NY
Neil Wasserman, Belmont MA
Richard Wasserstrom, University of California-Santa Cruz (emeritus)
Ian Watson, Rutgers University
Mark W. Weber, Ethical Society of Cleveland
Nathan Weber, New York NY
Terry Weber, Urban Academy Laboratory High School, New York NY
Marvin Weinbaum, Washington DC
Jack Weinberg, Chicago IL
Robert Weinberg, Temple University
Sue Weinberg, Hunter College, CUNY
Florence Weinberger, Malibu CA
Steven H. Weinberger, George Mason University
Bernard Weiner, San Francisco CA
David Weiner
Richard R. Weiner, Rhode Island College
Shirley Weiner
David J. Weinstein, Jamaica Plain MA
Harvey M. Weinstein, University of California-Berkeley
Jay Weinstein, New York NY
Jay A. Weinstein, Eastern Michigan University
Leonard H. Weinstein, Cornell University
Linda Weinstein, New York NY
Stacey and Matthew Weinstein, Brooklyn NY
Leta K. Weintraub, New York NY
Eric Weisberg, Packer Collegiate Institute, Brooklyn NY
Marian Weisberg, New York NY
Laura Weisel, Brookline MA
Martha Weisman, Woodside NY
Dale Weiss, Milwaukee WI
Jason Weiss, Brooklyn NY
Judith Weiss, New York NY
Samuel A. Weiss, Chicago IL
Karel Weissberg, Arlington VA
Liliane Weissberg, University of Pennsylvania
Susan Weisser, Adelphi University
Naomi Weisstein, SUNY-Buffalo
Margot Adler Welch, Harvard University
Robert Weltzien, Hamden CT
Rachel Wener
Marilyn Werbe, Detroit MI
Peter Werbe, Detroit MI
Toni Werbell, New York NY
Fred Werner, Cornell University
Roger Wertheimer, United States Naval Academy
Joel Westheimer, University of Ottawa
Robert Westman, University of California-San Diego
Ken Wexler, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Carol E. Wheeler, New York NY
Frank Whigham, University of Texas-Austin
Loretta White, Paradise Valley AZ
Joel Whitebook, Columbia University
J. Lindsay Whitton, M.D., Scripps Research Institute
Louis Wilker, Philadelphia PA
Patrick Wilkinson, New York NY
C. K. Williams, Princeton University
Harold W. Williams, South Palm Beach FL
Rick Williams, University of Oregon
Ellen Willis, New York University
Jack Willis, New York NY
Kate Willis, New York NY
Mary Willis, New York NY
Eleanor Wilner, Philadelphia PA
Howard Winant, Temple University
Daniel Winarick
Zack Winestine, New York NY
George Winnett, Rutgers University (emeritus)
Susan Winnett, University of Hamburg, Germany
Gary Winslow, SUNY-Albany
Robert M. Winston, Asnuntuck Community College, Enfield CT
Jo Ellen Winters, Bucks County Community College
Robert L. Winters, Abington Senior High School
Debra Wise, Underground Railway Theater
Joyce F. Wisnewski, Platteville WI
Judith Wittner, Loyola University Chicago
Leon Wofsy, University of California-Berkeley (emeritus)
Allison Wolf, Baltimore MD
Beverly Wolf, Richmond CA
Diane L. Wolf, University of California-Davis
Franklin Wolf, M.D., Reading PA
Jessica Wolf, Fairfield CT
Manfred Wolf, San Francisco State University (emeritus) and University of California-Berkeley
Peggy Wolf, Seattle WA
Grey Wolfe, Portland OR
Michael Wolff, University of Massachusetts (retired)
Margaret Wolfson, New York NY
Bruce Wolman, Bethesda MD
Kim Wool, Seattle WA
Carole Woudenberg, River Vale NJ
Richard Woudenberg, River Vale NJ
Phyllis Wrynn, Brooklyn NY
A. David Wunsch, University of Massachusetts-Lowell
Donald Wysham, M.D., Wilsonville OR
Miriam Wysoker, New York NY
Stephen Yablo, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lesley Yalen, Brandeis University
Abby Yanow, Somerville MA
Richard Yanowitz, New York NY
Ruth Bernard Yeazell, Yale University
Peter Yedidia, San Francisco CA
Simone Yehuda, Siena Heights University, Ann Arbor MI
Edward Yelin, University of California-San Francisco
Louise Yelin, Purchase College, SUNY
Ben Yen, University of California-San Francisco
George Yevick, Stevens Institute (retired)
Miriam L. Yevick, Rutgers University (retired)
Alfred F. Young, Northern Illinois University (emeritus)
Christopher M. Young, Ithaca NY
Elizabeth Young, Mount Holyoke College
Emily Young, Duke University
Judith A. Young, New York NY
Marilyn M. Young, Oak Park IL
Michael D. Young, Brooklyn NY
Laurie Schwab Zabin, Johns Hopkins University
Michael Zaccaria, Cumberland County College
Mayer N. Zald, University of Michigan
Jason Zaler, Temple Beth Israel, Scottsdale, AZ
Ellen Zaltzberg, New York NY
Leon Zamosc, University of California-San Diego
Eli Zaretsky, New School for Social Research
Claudia Zaslavsky, New York NY
Sam Zaslavsky, Baruch College, CUNY (emeritus)
Dr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Zatz, Stanford CA
Noah Zatz, Brooklyn NY
Scott L. Zeger, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health
Amos Zeichner, University of Georgia
George Zeidenstein, Harvard University
Sondra Zeidenstein, Goshen CT
Linda Zeidman, Community College of Baltimore County-Essex
Froma Zeitlin, Princeton University
George E. Zeitlin, New York NY
Jonathan Zeitlin, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Karen Zelermyer, Astraea Foundation
Dorothy M. Zellner, New York NY
Isaac Zieman, New York NY
Aaron Z. Zimmerman, University of California-Santa Barbara
Karen Zimmerman, Tujunga CA
Mitchell Zimmerman, Palo Alto CA
Howard Zinn, Auburndale MA
Lauren Zinn, Ann Arbor MI
Roslyn Zinn, Auburndale MA
Eric Zinner, New York University
Eric Zivian, San Francisco CA
Aristide R. Zolberg, New School University
Vera L. Zolberg, New School University
Daniel Zwanziger, New York University
Ruth and Andrew Zweifler, Ann Arbor MI
Arnulf Zweig, Baruch College, CUNY
Richard L. Zweigenhaft, Guilford College
Burton Zwiebach, Queens College, CUNY (emeritus)