Paul Robeson Alliance  

United in His Legacy (paulrobesonalliance.org)

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• Arts Council of Princeton - represented by Adam Welch

• Black Quaker Project (Wellesley, MA) - represented by Dr. Hal Weaver and Cooper Vaughn

• New York City Labor Chorus - represented by Jeff Vogel

• Paul Robeson Cultural Center ( Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ Campus) - represented by Jakora Thompson

• Paul Robeson House & Museum (Philadelphia, PA: the city of Robeson’s death) - represented by Janice Sykes-Ross, Vernoca Michael, Sherry Howard, Margaret Livingston, Joyce Mosley

• Paul Robeson House of Princeton (the city of Robeson’s birth) - represented by Denyse Leslie, Shirley Satterfield, Ben Colbert, Martha Sword, Dr. Joy Barnes-Johnson

• Paul Robeson Institute for Ethics, Leadership, and Social Justice (Raritan Valley Community College in Branchburg, NJ) - represented by Rhonda Stewart

• The Robey Theater Company (Los Angeles, CA) - represented by Ben Guillory and JC Cadena

• Rutgers African American Alumni Alliance, Inc (Based at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ representing the alumni communities of the three campuses of Rutgers University) - represented by Simone Mack-Bright

• Rutgers Class of 1971 (Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ) - represented by Jim Savage

• A Song for Freedom by Andrew Norman (Author from the United Kingdom) - represented by Andrew Norman

• Ubuntu Cultural Pavilion (Somerville, NJ) - represented by Kendall Hall

• Paul Robeson Cultural Center/Penn State University in University Park, PA