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