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2022
Arthur Ashe Champions Day with Madison Keys Inspires Future Stars
The first of four events in the Taube Tennis Series supported by Taube Philanthropies, Arthur Ashe Champions Day honored the… more
National WWII Museum Opens Arthur Szyk Exhibit on September 1
The Magnes is excited to announce its exhibition, In Real Times. Arthur Szyk: Art and Human Rights (1926-1951), created to… more
Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute Announces 2022 George P. Shultz Fellow
The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute announced that Dr. William Chou has been named the Reagan Institute’… more
Gazeta Volume 29, No 1 Spring/Summer 2022
We are pleased to present the Spring / Summer 2022 issue of Gazeta, co-produced by the Taube Foundation for Jewish Life… more
Taube Philanthropies Names Tomasz Kuncewicz, Director of The Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation, as The 2022 Irena Sendler Memorial Award Recipient
Tomasz Kuncewicz, the director of the Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation (AJCF), in Oświęcim, Poland, recipient of the 2022… more
Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute Announces 2022 George P. Shultz Fellow
The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute announced that Dr. William Chou has been named the Reagan Institute’… more
Natalia Romik Wins Dan David Prize
Taube Philanthropies' grantee Natalia Romik, noted Polish architect, curator, and Holocaust researcher, has been… more
Auschwitz Jewish Center in Poland Nominated for EU Architectural Award for Evocative Memorial Park
Taube Philanthropies congratulates our longtime grantee, the Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation (AJCF), in Oświęcim, Poland… more
2021
Gazeta Volume 28, No 3 Fall/Winter 2021
We are pleased to present the Fall/ Winter 2021 issue of Gazeta, co-produced by the Taube Foundation for Jewish Life &… more
Szyk Exhibit "In Real Times" to Travel to New Orleans WWII Museum
The Magnes is excited to announce its exhibition, In Real Times. Arthur Szyk: Art & Human Rights (1926-1951),… more
