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2009 Judge Learned Hand Award
Lend your Support by joining us in honoring
RICHARD SINKFIELD - Rogers & Hardin
New Date - Wednesday, September 9
The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta
Table Sponsorships are Available - www.ajcatlanta.org
For More Information Call - 404.233.5501
Co-Chairpersons:
Stephen R. Leeds - Rogers & Hardin
William J. Stanley III - Stanley Love-Stanley PC
Honorary Chairperson:
Ralph B. Levy - King & Spalding LLP
Sponsorships made by July 15th will be included in printed materials
About the Judge Learned Hand Award and Richard Sinkfield
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AJC Honors Rep. John Lewis
With Moral Courage Award
 "We are all in the same boat. When you see bigotry or anti-Semitism, you have to speak out," said Congressman John Lewis in a passionate speech on civil rights after receiving AJC's Moral Courage Award at the Annual Meeting.
 LISTEN. (7:47 min.)
 WATCH. (excerpts, 4 min.).
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![]() AJC Around the World
Executive Director's BLOG - Nearly Seven Million?
Why or how the number "nearly seven million" made it into President Obama's Cairo speech "is unknown to me, but the widely accepted figure is actually less than half that," writes David Harris on his Jerusalem Post blog. "Does it matter? In the real world, yes, numbers have consequences - not just demographic, but electoral and political."
READ ENTIRE OP-ED by David Harris.
Mideast Briefing: Ramifications of Iran's Election Crisis
"The Iranian Revolution has been shown to be much more fragile than many thought,"... "And when the turmoil in Tehran is added to the humiliation of Hezbollah in the Lebanese elections, the spell is broken and the rise of Iran and her proxies to dominance does not seem quite as inevitable as before." READ BRIEFING.
AJC Radio Message: Iran's Rigged Elections Reveal Regime's True Nature
In his national radio commentary, David Harris speaks about Iran's recent elections, which revealed that President Ahmadinejad's assertions about Iranian democracy and freedoms are tragically untrue. LISTEN. Harris's weekly messages on the CBS radio network air during the Osgood File. All AJC radio commentaries since 2001 are available at www.ajc.org/radiocommentary.
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