Ours To Fight For was on view from November 11, 2003 through December 31, 2006 in the Irving Schneider and Family Gallery.
FUNDING CREDITS
Major funding for this exhibition was generously provided by Jack and Susan Rudin and Family in memory of Lewis Rudin; by Irving Schneider in memory of his friend, Lewis Rudin; and by Irving and June Paler in memory of June's father, Duncan Robertson, who fought for justice in both world wars. Additional support for the exhibition website (www.ourstofightfor.org) was contributed by Verizon Foundation. Scanning and digital printing services for the interactive
gallery are generously donated by EveryoneSmile.com
Ours To Fight For is now traveling the country.
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