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| − | Groups that FAIR has created or funded include [["You Don't Speak for Me!"]], [[Choose Black America]]<ref>{{cite web |publisher=Los Angeles Times |title=Activist gaining little ground among blacks |url=http://articles.latimes.com/2007/dec/31/local/me-hayes31 |accessdate=2010-01-15 |author=Teresa Watanabe |date=2007-12-31 |quote=Since last year, the 56-year-old lean and lanky activist has tried to rouse blacks against illegal immigration with fiery appearances on national TV, protest marches, civil disobedience and leadership of Choose Black America, an anti-illegal immigration organization launched and financially supported by the '''Federation for American Immigration Reform'''. }}</ref>, and [[Coalition for the Future | + | Groups that FAIR has created or funded include [["You Don't Speak for Me!"]], [[Choose Black America]]<ref>{{cite web |publisher=Los Angeles Times |title=Activist gaining little ground among blacks |url=http://articles.latimes.com/2007/dec/31/local/me-hayes31 |accessdate=2010-01-15 |author=Teresa Watanabe |date=2007-12-31 |quote=Since last year, the 56-year-old lean and lanky activist has tried to rouse blacks against illegal immigration with fiery appearances on national TV, protest marches, civil disobedience and leadership of Choose Black America, an anti-illegal immigration organization launched and financially supported by the '''Federation for American Immigration Reform'''. }}</ref>, and [[Coalition for the Future American Worker]]<ref>{{cite web |
|publisher=E Pluribus Media | |publisher=E Pluribus Media | ||
|title=Anti - Immigration Groups and the Masks of False Diversity | |title=Anti - Immigration Groups and the Masks of False Diversity | ||
Revision as of 17:55, 4 February 2010
The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) "is a national, nonprofit, public-interest, membership organization of concerned citizens who share a common belief that our nation's immigration policies must be reformed to serve the national interest." [1] See RightWeb Profile
- Executive Director - Dan Stein
Contents
Funding
Funders from 1986-2007 included: [2]
- Carthage Foundation $1,954,500
- F.M. Kirby Foundation $645,000
- John M. Olin Foundation $30,000
- Sarah Scaife Foundation $1,075,000
- Scaife Family Foundation $175,000
- Shelby Cullom Davis Foundation $25,000
- Smith Richardson Foundation $65,000
- William H. Donner Foundation $60,000
Front groups
Groups that FAIR has created or funded include "You Don't Speak for Me!", Choose Black America[3], and Coalition for the Future American Worker[4].
Directors
Accessed September 2008: [5]
- Nancy S. Anthony, Chairman
- Sharon Barnes
- Edith Blodgett
- Henry M. Buhl, Vice President
- Major General Douglas E. Caton, Ret., Treasurer
- Pat Choate
- Donald A. Collins
- Sarah G. Epstein, Secretary
- Roy C. Porter
- Stephen B. Swensrud
- John Tanton, M.D.
- Alan Weeden
- Sidney Swensrud (1900 - 1996) Chairman, Reserve and Endowment Fund
Advisory Board
Accessed September 2008: [6]
- Hon. Richard Lamm, Co-Chair
- Hon. Brian Bilbray, Co-Chair
- Duke Austin
- Gwat Bhattacharjie
- Gerda Bikales
- Dorothy R. Blair
- J. Bayard Boyle
- Hugh Brien
- John Brock
- Torrey Brown, M.D.
- Frances Burke, Ph.D.
- Cleveland Chandler, Ph.D.
- William W. Chip, Esq.
- William Collard, Esq.
- Donald Collins, Jr.
- Clifford Colwell, M.D.
- Thomas A. Connolly
- Jane S. DeLung
- James R. Dorcy
- Dino Drudi
- Carol Dubois
- Bonnie Erbe
- Don Feder
- Robert Gillespie
- Otis W. Graham, Jr., Ph.D.
- Frederick W. Guardabassi
- Joseph R. Guzzardi
- Lawrence E. Harrison
- Edward H. Harte
- Bonnie Hawley
- Hon. Walter D. Huddleston
- Diana Hull, Ph.D.
- Hon. Fred C. Ikle
- Glenn Jackson
- Mrs. T.N. Jordan
- Carol Joyal
- Alan Kuper, Ph.D.
- Yeh Ling Ling
- Henry Luce III
- Donald Mann
- Henry Mayer, M.D.
- Joel McCleary
- Scott McConnell
- James G. McDonald, Esq.
- Helen Milliken
- Frank Morris, Ph.D.
- Nita Norman
- Peter Nuñez
- Robert D. Park
- Roy Porter
- Fred Pinkham, Ed.D.
- Thor Ramsing
- Bruce S. Reid
- Teela Roche
- Colonel Albert F. Rodriguez, Ret.
- Charles T. Roth
- David M. Schippers, Esq.
- Monica Bell Steensma
- Joyce Tarnow
- Max Thelen, Jr.
- Hon. Curtin Winsor, Jr.
- Robert Zaitlin, M.D.
Contact
Articles and resources
Related SourceWatch articles
References
- ↑ About, Federation for American Immigration Reform, accessed September 14, 2008.
- ↑ Funding - all years (1986-2007) - Federation for American Immigration Reform. Media Matters Action Network. Retrieved on 2010-01-28. “Carthage Foundation $1,954,500 F.M. Kirby Foundation $645,000 John M. Olin Foundation $30,000 Sarah Scaife Foundation $1,075,000 Scaife Family Foundation $175,000 Shelby Cullom Davis Foundation $25,000 Smith Richardson Foundation $65,000 William H. Donner Foundation $60,000”
- ↑ Teresa Watanabe (2007-12-31). Activist gaining little ground among blacks. Los Angeles Times. Retrieved on 2010-01-15. “Since last year, the 56-year-old lean and lanky activist has tried to rouse blacks against illegal immigration with fiery appearances on national TV, protest marches, civil disobedience and leadership of Choose Black America, an anti-illegal immigration organization launched and financially supported by the Federation for American Immigration Reform.”
- ↑ Duke Falconer (2007-02-05). Anti - Immigration Groups and the Masks of False Diversity. E Pluribus Media. Retrieved on 2010-01-28. “other FAIR sponsored groups such as the Coalition for the Future of the American Worker, which claims to be a coalition of blue-collar groups”
- ↑ Directors, Federation for American Immigration Reform, accessed September 14, 2008.
- ↑ Directors, Federation for American Immigration Reform, accessed September 14, 2008.
External resources
- RightWeb on FAIR
- Heidi Beirich (2009-02). Federation for American Immigration Reform. Southern Poverty Law Center. Retrieved on 2010-01-28.
