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Kathleen Bitetti The Artists Foundation Jane Doe Inc Emmanuel College L/M Interactive University of Massachusetts, Boston

The Artists Foundation, www.artistsfoundation.org

The Artists Foundation, based in Boston, is a non-profit arts organization established in 1973. It's programs, services and policies focus on five specific areas: 1) Providing advocacy and public policy initiatives for working artists and the arts community 2) Developing needed resources and services for artists that are of no cost or little cost to artists 3) Community building within the arts community- especially among artists 4) Supporting/ Sponsoring the presentation of the arts in traditional, nontraditional and public spaces 5) Fostering collaborations/ nontraditional partnerships that are mutually beneficial to both the artists community and collaborators. Artists are included as chief planners in Artists Foundation's programs, services, and policies.

Jane Doe Inc., www.janedoe.org

Jane Doe Inc. is the umbrella organization for innovative community-based non-profit organizations across Massachusetts working to end sexual assault and domestic violence. The organization creates social change by addressing the root causes of this violence, and promotes justice, safety and healing for survivors. Jane Doe Inc. advocates locally, statewide, nationally, and globally for responsive public policy, promotes collaboration, and supports its member organizations to provide comprehensive prevention and intervention services. Guided by the voices of survivors, Jane Doe Inc. is building a society that no longer tolerates rape, sexual abuse, domestic violence or stalking.

Emmanuel College, www.emmanuel.edu

Emmanuel College was founded in 1919 by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, Emmanuel College is a vibrant campus environment in the heart of Boston. Emmanuel students experience a supportive yet challenging academic environment that exposes them to liberal arts and sciences in the context of the Catholic academic tradition and prepares them for diverse careers and meaningful lives. It is a coeducational liberal arts and sciences college located in Boston. The college's 17-acre campus is located at the crossroads of the city's medical, academic, scientific and cultural communities. Within walking distance from landmarks such as the Museum of Fine Arts, Fenway Park, Symphony Hall and renowned medical institutions, Emmanuel College's location gives students access to the ultimate extended classroom, including many opportunities to become active members of the community and to participate in internships with the city's most prestigious, leadingedge employers. Emmanuel offers an undergraduate liberal arts and sciences program as well as graduate and professional undergraduate programs.

L/M Interactive, www.lminteractive.com

L/M Interactive provides an unequaled range of premium interactive marketing and technology solutions for leading businesses and organizations. Committed to developing collaborative, ongoing partnerships with our clients, the L/MI team offers strategic consulting, top creative talent, and expert web application development - all within one company. L/M Interactive is graciously hosting the Artists Foundation's web site and the section for "Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?"

University of Massachusetts, Boston, www.umb.edu

The University of Massachusetts, Boston was established in 1964 to provide the opportunity for superior education at moderate cost to the people of greater Boston. It is located on 175-acre campus on Columbia Point peninsula, which it shares with the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library. UMass Boston is nationally recognized as a model of excellence for urban universities. UMass Boston brings the resources of a major university to people from all walks of life, offering undergraduate and graduate programs in approximately 90 fields of study, as well as advanced certificate programs through its Division of Corporate, Continuing and Distance Education. The University is one of five institutions in the Greater Boston Urban Education Collaborative, a group that collectively works to expand services, enrich programming, develop greater flexibility, and contribute more fully to the future development of the community. UMass Boston has enrollment of approximately 13,300 students and boasts an internationally distinguished faculty of 818 members including Lloyd Schwartz who was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in Criticism in 1994 and Monet expert Paul Tucker.