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Board of Directors AFHR
The Board is forming
but already includes:
Anne Archer:
Founder,
Academy Award
Nominated Actress and Human Rights Advocate who has fought for human
rights across the globe for nearly two decades has lead religious
tolerance movements in Germany, France, the United States, Spain and
Africa. She has with other artists led protest marches in uneven
streets, testified to Congress, met quietly and opening with state
department officials around the world—always bringing her creativity and
passion to the fight.
Michael Wisner:
Executive Director,
A writer and an environmental advocate for over a decade. His work has
taken to him to China, the Amazon, Eastern Europe and the USSR before
the Communist Wall came down. His travels and what he witnessed were the
beginning of his interest and dedication to human rights. He was
co-founder of the Hollywood environmental coalition where he worked
intimately with well-known artists to affect environmental messages in
the media. Michael has served for over ten years as the Director of the
Alley Foundation which is dedicated to the environmental education of
children. He brings a wealth of experience, accomplishment and
dedication to Artists for Human Rights.
Kirstie Alley,
Actress:
Kelly Preston,
Actress:
Doctor Thomas Lovejoy:
served for nearly a decade as the Assistant Secretary of the Smithsonian
Institute. He has been covered extensively in the media including the
New York Times for his engineering the “debt for nature swap,” where he
persuaded world banking institutions to forgive third-world debt, i.e.
Brazil, in exchange for the country dedicating large tracts of
rainforests as preserves. He headed the Smithsonian research camps in
the Amazon where he has toured members of the US Senate and expeditions
including Bruce Babbitt , John Ritter, Tom Cruise, John Fuchs, Debra
Hill, Michael Wisner. He serves on the Board of the Alley Foundation
which does environmental education for children. He has served on the
Scientific Advisory Committee to the President of the US. He also served
in the Clinton Administration as Science Advisor to the US Secretary of
the Interior. Since then, he serves as the President of the Heinz Center
in Washington.
Thomas Dine:
served as the
Under Secretary for US Agency for International Development appointed by
President Clinton. Tom accepted the position as the head of Radio Free
Europe in Prague where he has served for the past seven years. He has
recently relocated to the San Francisco Bay area where he heads a
Jewish Community Foundation.
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Founder Anne Archer
"No one is born hating another person because of the color of their skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite."
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Nelson Mandela
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