Rights and Justice Fund
Focused on the stories of African Americans and people of color, as found in the records of the National Archives.
About the Fund
In 2020, the National Archives Foundation launched its Rights and Justice Fund to provide resources for research, public programs, exhibitions, and educational materials focused on the stories of African Americans and people of color, as found in the records of the National Archives.
Help us tell more of their stories by donating to the Rights and Justice Fund today.
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES
Featured Records
On October 6, the National Archives Foundation hosted History Speaks: Race and Reform in America to launch this fund. The event was supported by the generosity of its Presenting Sponsors:
The Boeing Company, Maris and Peter Cuneo, John and Christie Johnson, NCTA – The Internet & Television Association, and Jacqueline B. Mars
Additional sponsor support is provided by:
Governor James J. Blanchard and Janet Blanchard, DLA Piper LLP (US), Marilynn Wood Hill and John A. Hill, Mary C. Moynihan, Lucinda Robb, Deborah Ratner Salzberg and Michael Salzberg, Rodney E. Slater and Cassandra Wilkins, Tom and Carol Wheeler, Ambassador Fay Hartog-Levin, Ken Burns, David S. Ferriero, Laura D. Gates, Fruzsina M. Harsanyi, Al Kamen, Cameron F. Kerry, Maarja Krusten, William Minor and Christine Enemark, and Ross O. Swimmer