2022 SCPR Annual Report

2022 SCPR Annual Report

2022 SCPR Annual Report

Elevating Voices Equipping Los Angeles When I came to Los Angeles almost four years ago, I wrote these words on the back of an envelope: Democracy Needs to Be Heard. Your generous support of Southern California Public Radio during the past fiscal year (July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022) is helping KPCC/ LAist build a more sustainable future for the robust local journalism that elevates the voices of the people in our diverse region and equips them to be active participants in civic life.

Here are a few of the key strategies that are guiding us to that future.

We’re accelerating our movement into a multiplatform digital world, where online news consumers and podcast devotees are as welcome as traditional radio lovers.

We’re a national leader in engagement journalism, shaping our distinctive reporting and storytelling with input from curious and caring readers and listeners.

We’re lifting up the voices of people from across our diverse region in daily coverage as well as in special projects like our 2022 Voter Game Plan, a prime example of our commitment to providing the independent, factbased coverage that fuels civic life at the grassroots level.

We’re also making significant progress toward our goals of diversifying SCPR’s workforce and the voices we feature in our journalism. We can’t capture the essence of Los Angeles if we don’t reflect it ourselves. Whether on-air, online or on-demand, explaining L.A., championing L.A.’s diverse voices, and telling L.A. stories to the world is what we are all about.

Enclosed is a report that details the impact of your giving during the past year. From all of us at SCPR, thank you for your investment in our journalism. Thank you for the trust you’ve placed in our efforts to help Southern Californians better understand themselves and each other as we navigate these challenging times together.

Herb Scannell President and CEO

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Fiscal Year 2022 Highlights

THE DECLINE OF LOCAL NEWS OUTLETS OVER THE LAST TWO DECADES HAS COINCIDED WITH A RISE IN DISINFORMATION.

Albert Einstein once said the world cannot be changed without changing the way we think. At SCPR we’ve been changing the way we think – about our journalism and storytelling, the communities we serve, and how to grow and diversify our audience for a more sustainable future. That’s why our most substantive newsroom-wide effort this past year has focused on deepening our engagement with KPCC/ LAist readers and listeners.

Through the “Ask a Question” link that accompanies LAist.com stories, we are inviting our audiences into the reporting process, learning what they need to know to navigate the complexities of daily life in our imperfect paradise. “Engaged journalism,” SCPR Chief Content Officer Kristen Muller wrote recently, “is about removing barriers for participation and creating a welcoming space so that more people can have access to the information they need to be their own best advocates.”

Our intensified focus on the news and information needs of our audiences drove a major shift in our approach to political coverage. We have renamed the politics beat Civics and Democracy to signal what’s ultimately at stake in the crucial enterprise of local news. The decline of local news outlets over the past two decades has coincided with a rise in disinformation, misinformation and government corruption.

Our pivot to Civics and Democracy, which we announced on the one-year anniversary of the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, elevates the voices of voters over polls, rallies and candidates’ sound bites. “As we face perhaps the greatest threat to democracy since the Civil War,” Civics and Democracy Correspondent Frank Stoltze said, “I seek to engage with communities and examine the hurdles to becoming involved in the political process.” While we may not cover as many City Hall press conferences, we will continue to hold the powerful to account, as Frank does in The Sheriff, a compelling podcast from LAist Studios that traces Sheriff Alex Villanueva’s perplexing trajectory from progressive candidate to vindictive leader who mocks the reforms he once touted.

Our reframing of the politics beat is evident in the 2022 Voter Game Plan, our most comprehensive and useful local election guide yet. SCPR’s newsroom “made a conscious decision to focus our political coverage less on politicians and more on voters,” explained Civics and Democracy Engagement Producer Brianna Lee. Reader questions helped shape the Voter Game Plan, which hundreds of thousands of Angelenos used to make decisions on the June

primary ballot. It doubled the traffic on LAist.com, in part because voters made return visits to bone up on candidates and issues. The most popular guides concerned the L.A. Superior Court and L.A. County assessor races, not often covered by other news outlets. We published an updated edition of the Voter Game Plan ahead of the November general election.

The voices of a wide range of Angelenos also were prominent in the development of The Adult’s Guide to Going to College in California, produced by KPCC/LAist’s College Pathways team. To ensure the relevance of the information, we solicited questions from readers, who included career changers, people returning to school after a long hiatus, recent immigrants, parents of young children and people with disabilities. We translated the guide into English, Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese and simplified Chinese and made it available online at LAist.com as well as in print. In all, nearly 25,000 free copies were distributed with help from the Los Angeles County library system.

Building the public media audience of the future means expanding our footprint in the digital world. One of our latest forays into that space is How to L.A., a new offering that aims to help Angelenos navigate, discover, connect and affect change. Designed first and foremost as a podcast from LAist Studios, it will soon reach our broadcast audience through a berth on NPR’s Morning Edition on KPCC. It’s also tied to a newsletter and stories on LAist.com that highlight host Brian De Los Santos’ reporting on topics like the future Crenshaw-LAX Metro K line and the new Chinatown farmer’s market. How to L.A. is a great example of SCPR’s multiplatform strategy for attracting new audience members, especially younger digital natives, and achieving our goal of making at least 75% of all marquee content available on-air, online and on-demand.

Above: Our college guides provide valuable information and hard-to-find tips for students of all ages and circumstances.

Below: Host Brian De Los Santos conducts an interview for our new podcast How to L.A.

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TOP 10% LAIST STUDIOS’ WORLD-CLASS PODCASTS RANKED IN THE TOP 10% IN AN EXTREMELY CROWDED PODCAST MARKET OF MORE THAN 4 MILLION SHOWS.

LAist Studios has made great strides in creating podcasts that expand our connection to traditional radio fans while drawing a new generation of listeners who like adventurous and personal storytelling. The robust 2021-22 lineup featured The Academy Museum Podcast, Snooze, WILD, Human/Nature, and two seasons of our longform narrative series Imperfect Paradise, The Forgotten Revolutionary and Home Is Life. We also created COVID in L.A., which showcased AirTalk host Larry Mantle’s interviews with COVID experts on subjects like quarantine requirements and boosters for kids, and Off-Ramp, which reprises some of host John Rabe’s most popular stories about L.A. people, places and ideas in an on-demand format. The LA Report, a twice-daily roundup of top local news, remains our highestperforming podcast. With more than 6.3 million downloads, LAist Studios’ world-class programs rank in the top 10% of an extremely crowded podcast market made up of more than 4 million shows.

Another important advance in our digital transformation is taking place now: We’re building a fully self-service membership management tool for signing up, donating and renewing membership online. It’s part of a broader plan that will include perks such as bonus interviews and other content available only to digital subscribers. These changes will add value for existing members as well as attract new members and keep them engaged in our programming and support.

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“WE WANT PEOPLE TO FEEL MORE INCLUDED IN OUR COVERAGE AND SEE THEMSELVES REFLECTED IN WAYS THAT RELATE TO THEIR LIFE” Megan Garvey, Executive Editor

The heart of SCPR’s operations remains 89.3 KPCC, Southern California’s most listened-to public radio news station.

Listeners tune in for the latest on urgent topics like abortion access, wildfires, gas prices and monkeypox. They rely on KPCC for information they won’t find anywhere else, such as Early Childhood Reporter Mariana Dale’s guide to finding a doula and her latest updates on vaccinations for very young children as well as Climate Emergency Reporter Erin Stone’s tips on complying with California’s new composting law. Our investigative journalism cast a spotlight on injustice, such as in Emily Elena Dugdale’s collaboration with ProPublica that exposed the racial profiling of Black teenagers in the Antelope Valley and in Elly Yu and Aaron Mendelson’s hard-hitting examination of the abuse and neglect of incarcerated people in the state’s medical parole program.

Advancing diversity, equity and inclusion remains a central part of SCPR’s agenda. To better reflect the makeup of our region, we are striving to include more Latinx sources in our stories and are making progress toward our goal of 50% Latinx representation. “We want people to feel more included in our coverage and see themselves reflected in ways that relate to their life,” Executive Editor Megan Garvey said.

This year we also published our first annual staff demographics survey, which found that 53% of SCPR employees identify with a race or ethnicity other than white alone, including 28% who identify as Latinx/Hispanic. Our diversity has increased with recent hiring, but the figures show there is more work to be done.

We’re committed to furthering diversity, equity and inclusion in our workplace and our journalism because doing so strengthens our coverage of and connection to the communities we aim to serve. This is crucial not only to SCPR’s success but also to our civic mission. In an era fraught with threats to our democracy we’ve mapped a road toward continued growth and excellence that gives us hope for the future.

SCPR’s reporters produce original and distinctive coverage from vaccinations for our youngest, how-to tips on the new California composting law and much more.

53% OF SCPR EMPLOYEES IDENTIFY WITH A RACE OR ETHNICITY OTHER THAN WHITE

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Achievements Since 2000, SCPR has been recognized with 597 awards for excellence in journalism, more than any other news organization, commercial or nonprofit, in Southern California. Here are the highlights from fiscal year 2022: EDWARD R. MURROW AWARD (REGIONAL)

Excellence in Innovation Child Care, Unfiltered Mariana Dale and Stefanie Ritoper Excellence in Writing A Mob Killed A Tenth of LA’s Chinese Population. 150 Years Later, There’s a Push to Remember Josie Huang Hard News People with Development Disabilities Want Their Home Health Workers Vaccinated Jackie Fortiér THE GERALD LOEB AWARD

Immediate Jeopardy: Death and Neglect Inside a Troubled California Nursing Home Chain Elly Yu and Aaron Mendelson LA PRESS CLUB AWARDS INCLUDING 5 FIRST PLACE AWARDS:

Audio Journalism - News Feature PUSHED OUT: How Domestic Violence Pushed One Woman Into Homelessness Julia Paskin

Audio Journalism – Investigative Immediate Jeopardy Aaron Mendelson and Elly Yu Audio Journalism Pandemic Reporting Meet The People On The Front Lines Of LA’s Latino Vaccination Efforts Leslie Berestein Rojas Broadcast - Business A Tough Pandemic Christmas In A Legendary LA Latino Shopping District Leslie Berestein Rojas Online – Personality Profile The Last Resident Of Chino’s Last Basque Boarding House Hangs On To Tradition Cynthia Rebolledo

ONLINE JOURNALISM AWARDS (NATIONAL)

Over the last three years, SCPR has been recognized with this prestigious award. These two were awarded in September 2022: General Excellence in Online Journalism Relaunch and redesign of LAist Gather Award in CommunityCentered Journalism Overall Excellence Caring for children in the pandemic

GOLDEN MIKE AWARDS (REGIONAL) INCLUDING 2 WINNERS

Best Hard News Series Reporting Unpermitted Housing Series David Wagner Best Investigative Reporting Antelope Valley School Resource Officers Emily Elena Dugdale

SCPR newsroom staff celebrating the prestigious national ONA award for the relaunch and redesign of LAist.com.

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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION As of June 30, 2022 - Stated in Thousands

FISCAL YEAR 2022

Financial Activity

Assets Current Assets Property and Equipment Right of Use Assets Other Assets

$22,930 $17,176 $5,089 $9,107

In Fiscal Year 2022, SCPR spent $24.5 million directly on Programming, Live Event, Digital, On-Demand and Broadcast activities. This allowed us to produce our local shows (AirTalk and How to LA), original podcasts (such as Human/ Nature, Imperfect Paradise: The Forgotten Revolutionary, Snooze, The Academy Museum Podcast, and WILD), information on our websites (LAist and KPCC), national and international broadcast shows (Wait Wait...

Don’t Tell Me, BBC International), and live and virtual events. Our financial position continues to be strong. A consolidated balance sheet shows total assets of $54.3 million with total liabilities of $10.7 million.

Total Assets

$54,302

Liabilities & Net Assets

5% Foundation & Grant Support

Current Liabilities Property and Equipment Total Liabilities

$4,563 $6,141 $10,704

Without Donor Restrictions With Donor Restrictions Total Net Assets

$31,224 $12,374 $43,598

Total Liabilities & Net Assets

$54,302

11% Administrative

14% Government Support* 56% Listener Support

OPERATING REVENUE

25% Corporate Support

*including PPP loan of $3M.

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65% Programming & Operations

24% Fundraising

OPERATING EXPENSES

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SCPR is grateful to the following donors, whose gifts, multiyear commitments, and special campaign support were received between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022.

$1,000,000+ Gordon and Dona Crawford $500,000 - $999,999 Anonymous (2) Susan Steinhauser and Daniel Greenberg* $100,000 - $499,999 Anonymous (1) The Ahmanson Foundation Atlas Family Foundation The Ayrshire Foundation Ballmer Group Harold and Colene Brown Family Foundation California Health Care Foundation The Corporation for Public Broadcasting Edison International Ford Foundation Conrad N. Hilton Foundation The James Irvine Foundation The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Janet and Barry Lang Dr. Rosalyn M. Laudati and Dr. James B. Pick Molly Munger and Stephen R. English Jane and Ron Olson The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation The Ring Foundation Alexandria and Peter Strelow Nancy Stark and Stanley L. Lezman Tikun Olam Foundation John and Mary Tu Shaw Wagener and Deborah J. Heitz The Ward Family Foundation Weingart Foundation $50,000 - $99,999 Anonymous (1) Melissa and Bob Alvarado Timothy D. and Sandy Armour Cathay Bank Foundation The Carl and Roberta Deutsch Foundation Marianna and David Fisher Bryant G. Garth/Kenneth and Harle Montgomery Foundation Wendy Munger and Leonard L. Gumport Peter Rice and Megan Haller Susan Saltz The Gary Saltz Foundation Herb Scannell Tom and Marilyn Sutton Mary-Jane Wagle Janet and Laurence Watt * deceased

$25,000 - $49,999 Anonymous (6) Robert Adler Meridith J. Baer Richard Allan Barry Family Charitable Foundation Kevin Beggs and Dianna Lau Peter Benedek Cheryl Bode and Robin Colman Mark Bradford and Allan M. DiCastro John and Louise Bryson Ying Cai and Wann Lee The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Carnelian Trust Esther S. M. Chao Alison Cotter Elyssa and Gil Elbaz Richard M. Friedel and Janet Gardner Heather and Paul Haaga Barbara N. and Zachary Horowitz Winnie Kho Capri Maddox Orange County Community Foundation Marla and Jim Ryan Satterberg Foundation United Plankton Charitable Trust/ Hillenburg Family Ana and Jeff Valdez WHH Foundation $10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous (6) Danny Acosta and Laura Phan Alexandria Charitable Fund Jeanne Anderson and Robert S. Anderson AWB Family Charitable Fund Sandra J. Ball-Rokeach Brad and Ashley Barrett Adrian Bellomo Otis Booth Foundation Robert Brush Peggy Lee Brutsche Grant and Peggy Cambridge Glenn Camhi and Paul Felix Johnny Carson Foundation Bill and Elaine Davis Lisa and Richard de Lorimier Sally Graves De Witt Marilyn K. Dubas Daniel and Phyllis Epstein Lauren and Austin Fite Bill and Trish Flumenbaum Gisela and Jeff Friedman Bryony Gagan Ross Gardiner Robert and Kathy Goldberg Al and Mireya Guerrero Donald and Taylor Hall Jennifer Hinman and Michael Moody Larry and Janice Hoffmann

Hollywood Foreign Press Association Peter Yun Huh and Jihee Kim Huh David and Lisa Hummelberg Toni Cavanagh Johnson Rob Klausner Kurt Knutzen and Audrey George The Kopcho Family Foundation Ofelia Kumpf Michael Lawson and Mattie McFadden-Lawson Cindy Levitt Lionsgate Entertainment Corporation Leonard M. Lipman, M.D. Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture Gene Lucero and Marcia Williams Denise and Joseph Lumarda Kevin MacCarthy and Lauren Lexton Dick and Mary Mader Katie McGrath & J.J. Abrams Family Foundation Betsy and Ted Merchant Barry Meyer and Wendy Smith Meyer Allen Michaan Alicia Miñana and Robert Lovelace Drew Murphy James A. Newkirk Peggy and Charles Norris The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation Billie O’Connell Dan Oliverio Pasadena City College Foundation ProPublica The Vasant and Prabha Rathi Foundation The Reis Foundation, Inc. Stewart and Lynda Resnick Barbara U. Roberts Dinah Ruch Paul and Linnaea Scott Katherine Shen and Pei-Yuan Chia Howard and Stephanie Sherwood Victoria and Barry Simon Christine Sorenson Darrin Stafford Greg and Judi G. Stefflre Eugene and Marilyn Stein Nancy Stephens and Rick Rosenthal Greg Stone and Cindy Vail Isaac D. and Michal Sudit Sullivan & Cromwell LLP JoAnn and Rhya Turovsky Guillermo J. Valenzuela Foundation Barbara and David Voron Neil and Eve Weightman Joan Wells Timothy P. Whalen Jamie Rosenthal Wolf Ying and Charlie Woo $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous (9)

Christopher G. Alexander Gregory Ansin Asian American Journalists Association Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick The Hilaria and Alec Baldwin Foundation Robert Barry Charles B. Baumer for John and Hilda Arnold Foundation Brush Family Foundation Manuel Carlo Cabanilla Vera R. Campbell Foundation Virginia Campbell CARS The Carter Center Robert and Christine Cathcart CBRE, Inc. Andrea Chao-Kharma City National Bank Cindy Clark Barbara Cohn Robert and Ana Cook Jordan Corngold and Susannah Blinkoff Deo Foundation Jeannie L. Dimter Laura Donnelley Glenn Ducat and Beverly Krivokapich* Steve and Laurie Duncan Ruchika Garga Harriett F. Gold Earl L. Goldberg and Aya Kimura Goldberg Robert Goldberg Eric and Maxine Greenspan Ronald Hall Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson Dominique Hanssens and Katherine Winegar Justin N. Haut Hearth Trust Hearthland Foundation Peter C. and Toni Hoffman Charlie Huang and Linda Lin Candi Hubert Jack Hudes Leslie Jewett Liz Johnson Nancy Katayama Babak and Leila Khazaeni Steve Koblik Susan and Doug Kranwinkle Gregory M. Kunert and Carol Watson Peter and Teri Lauenstein BJ Ledyard Regina G. Liwnicz Loeb & Loeb LLP Los Angeles Urban League Jim and Anahita Lovelace Monica C. Lozano and David R. Ayon Perin Mahler Brooks and Julie McKinney George A. Molsbarger/Squid & Squash Foundation

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Merle and Peter Mullin Allan and Nicole Mutchnik Finneas O’Connell Rhoda B. Pell Pedro Pizarro and Monica Kohler Barbara Reeve-Bailey and David Bailey Carlene Ringer Eileen and Chris Rodenhizer Celia S. Rogus Karen Ruhl Mark Sandelson Ann and Richard Sarnoff Alexander and Mariette Sawchuk Deanna Seiler Silicon Valley Community Foundation Linda Silverman and Ercil Brown Stuart Silverman Jordan and Yolanda Sollitto Amy Sommer and James Childress Sondheimer Foundation Rob Sorcher and Nicolas Ospina James Stevens The Sugimoto Family Foundation David Jan Takata Jean M. Taylor Caroline Tsaw James R. Ukropina Connie Weston Linda and Tod White Charitable Fund Suzanne V. Wilson Tom Zeiller $1,500 - $4,999 Anonymous (21) Emily and Zachary Abbott Cynthia Abend Able Design & Fabrication Kathleen Abler Jeb L. and Hadar H. Adams Sandra Adams Pamela Ahlgrim Jean Aigner Kathy Akashi Sonja and Anton Alarr Erica Alden Lawanda R. Allee Kahlil Allen Matthew Allen Elizabeth and Louis Altman Alan Alvandi Lynn Alvarez Bijan and Soraya Amin Foundation Amparano Family Foundation Joel Amromin Pat and Kate Amsbry Kathleen Anamosa and Jim Taggard Steve and Teri Andrews Mary C. and Terry Andrues Frederic Anthony Jane Anthony Stacey Anthony Aaron and Lauren Applebaum Noel H. and Diane Applebaum Barbara Aran and Lawrence Hawley Linda Arias

Dr. Frances H. Arnold Karen and James Asher Asian Americans Advancing Justice Los Angeles Jacoba Atlas Yue Auyoung and Daniel Murray Richard W. and Patricia A. Avery Michael Avila and Ray Montiel Steven Badelt and Autumn Fanning Dr. Nancy M. Baisch Elizabeth Baker Susan Bakva Marcia E. Baldeschwieler Leslie and Steve Barnebey Mark Barnes Lisa and Kenneth Baronsky Ingrid and Harold Barrett Joseph Bartush Eric Bass and Lori Sakamoto William Bass Geoffrey Baum Charles and Rita Baumer Matthew Beans Elizabeth G. Beckman Kristen Bell Margaret Bell Ann E. Beman Jeme and Erica Benadon Darcy Benedict Elise Ben-Yair Paula and Bruce Bennett Daniel Berendsen and Kevin Brockman George Berg and Gail Topping Sandra Berg Jay V. and Meta Berger Leah S. and Gregory M. Bergman Richard Berle Karen Bertero and Theodore Chester Isaac Bess Robert S. Besser Jane S. Beveridge Beverlee Bickmore and James Kelly Denise Bieker Keith Billings Mary Ester Blakley Barbara Blaylock Marjeanne Blinn Kathleen Blomo Cornelia D. Bloomer Peter Boardman Norine Boehmer Bill and Claire Bogaard Anne Boland Dr Allan Boodnick and Zena Shaffer Erin Borda Linda Borgeson Linda Bosserman William Boswell Julie Bott Anita and Joel Boxer Anthony Boyer Ramona Bradbury Tonya and Kevin Bradford Steven M. and Julie I. Bram Robert and Wendy Brandow

Adrienne Brandriss Gene Brandt Janet Ann Bratton Leo B. Braudy and Dorothy Braudy James D. Breen Ronda and Stanley Breitbard Robert Brezosky Sheryl Brodie Matt Brodlie Stephanie Nemeth Bronson Harold and Eileen Brown Shayne Brown Gabrielle Bruveris Jenny Buchbinder Nancy and Tom Buck Michele Buckley Kelvin Bunsirisert and Katya Chan Will Burrington Nunmin Bush Enid Busser Sandra and Michael Buttitta Kevin Cabral Kathy Cairo John and Susan Caldwell Mitchell T. and Sherry L. Caldwell Donald J. Campbell Kelly Campbell Sally Campbell Sarah Campbell Julie Campoy Alexa Canales Amy and Mike Capelle Randi Caplan Enrique and Maria Caponi Tina Carey David Carlisle Kristen Carlson Deborah and James Carritte Stephen C. and Sherie Carroll Juda J. Carter Phillip Casalegno Jennifer Caterino and Michael Shipley Joan F. and Patrick Cathcart Fandra Chang Nancy T. Chang Karen Chapman Terry P. Chapman Doryann Chasen Deborah A. Chen Michael Chen Paul Chen Szu Ann Chen Tzu-I Chen Terry Cheng Richard and Karla Chernick Shirley Chi Eric Chien Allison C. Chin Judith Chirlin Echo Y. Chiu and Ramon C. Pineda Louis Choi and Amelia Lee Raissa and Bill Choi Carla Christofferson and Adam Shell Shang-Tian Chuang Laifun Chung

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Janet Ciriello James E. and Melanie Clark Joseph Sill Clark Hui Su Clarke Linda Claxton Janice K. Clifford Barbara and David Cline Elizabeth Woodford Coffman Patricia and Peter Cohen Patricia T. and Ivan Colburn Michael D. Coleman and Odile Nicolette Robin S. Collins Gary Conrad T. Zack Cooper, Sr. Tom Cooper Nancy Copeland Dr. Judith Karen Cove Tara and Matthew J. Cowell Michele C. Coyle Nancy and Mark Craig Madeline Cripe Gary Cucchiaro Keith Cummings Jennifer Cushman Jessica Pick and James Richard Dabney Zane Dalal Joan Daniels Jill E. Darling Sherry Darling Susan Dashe Jim Davidson Lawrence Davis Mary E. Davis Michael J. Davis Lali De Aztlan Edward J. De La Rosa and Elaine F. Tumonis The de Toledo Family Stanislas and Elizabeth Debreu Stephen Dedola Marvin and Patti Demoff Christian Denhart and Erin Brett Patrick Dennis Emily Deschanel and David Hornsby Sunita Deshmukh Louis DeSipio Mark Deutsch Karen DeWeese and Linda Quinn Juan Diaz-Carreras Tam Dickerson Cheryl and Charlie Dimont Philip and Nancy Dimson Dorothy and Mike Don Mike Donavanik Phillip L. Doolittle Adrian P. Douglas Julie Downey Laurie Drake Draper Family Foundation Jeffry Druce Jessie J. Duffy Robert and Ellen Duffy Rajiv Dulepet Victoria Dummer and Brion Allen

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Karen and David Dvorman John Dwyer Teddi Dysart Jackie Eanes Daniel Earles Sarah and Bryan Earll David Eaves Eleanor Eck Brenda Eddy Ruth Edwards Laurence Eggers Mark Eicher Carl J. and Linda M. Eichert Soren Eilertsen Nancy and Jon Elliott Travis and Katherine Ellis Robert and Anne Emigh Deanna D. Epley and Elton L. Epley Robert and Jane Ettinger Ellen Farbstein Russell and Carol Faucett Philip and Cindy Feder Russ Fega and Christyne Burdett Caitlin and Kevin Feige Susan Feinstein Stephanie Ferguson Robin Fern Benjamin Fernandez Karin and Jonathan Fielding JoAnne Fink Charlotte Finklea Laurie and Mark Finucane James Fisler Mary Susan Floreen Verdel Flores Dr Marilyn Flynn Janice and Larry Lee Fogg Penelope D. Foley Marilynn Fong Foothill Transit Bruce Fortune and Elodie Keene Stephanie Fossan Terri G. Foster Marsha D. Fowler Amy Francis Fran and Thomas Francis Teresa Y. Freeborn and Douglas Regelous Joanne Freed and Richard Mendelson Cynthia K. French Sheri Fried Alexander Friedman Elizabeth and Glen Friedman Anita B. and Judge Haley J. Fromholz Dodi Fromson Gregory Fruth Beth Fujishige Lee and Lynn Fuller Marcia and George S. Fuller Yasuko Furuya Bronya and Andy Galef Karen Gallagher Louise Garland David and Trudi Gartley Judith Cheryl Gasson

Gregory Gates Diana Geng Debra Gerod Beth Gertmenian Albert Giang Nancy E. Gibbs Stuart Gibbs Gwen A. and Steve A. Gibson Mary Ann Gilbert and Linda Cates Carin Gilfry Terry and Todd Gilman Florence Glazebrook Frumi Gluck Marie W. Goble Pauline Godfrey Tammy J. and Tim Godley Robin Lynn Gohlke Henry and Jane Goichman Judith R. Golden Goldman Sachs/Susan Napier Karlene Goller Robert B. Golum Angel Gomez and Bonnie Davis Mashallah Goodarzi David and Maggi Gordon Manuel and Laura Goty Dianna and Richard Gould-Saltman Sam Graciano Steven and Julia Grandjean Glen and Debbie Lynn Grayman Jefferia Grayson Great Giveaway Fund Amanda Green Paulette and Les Greenberg Andrew Greene Larry Gross and Thomas Tucker Maleah Grover-Mckay Dolores Grunigen Fernando J. Guerra Rashi Gupta Kimberly Haase Caroline M. Hackman Janet S. Hadley Erica Hahn Christina Hall Timothy M. Hall Timi A. and Robert I. Hallem Linda Halopoff Robin A. Halper and James M. Bargerstock Elizabeth H. Hamilton Janine S. Hamner Holman Alexandra Hanna Gina V. Hanna William and Patricia Happy Richard and Claudia Haraguchi David and Sarah Harden Jay Hariz Tess Harper Stella Harpoothian and Sean Harper Burt I. Harris, Jr. Philip Alan Hartwell Mary and Tim Harward David and Beth Hasenauer Khaled Hassan Jill and William Hawkins

Liz and Ryan Hawkins Armen Hayrapetian Lorraine T. Healing Michael O. Healy Autumn Heep Allan Heinberg John Heins Bess and Larry Heliker Edward Helmer Zvia Hempling and Brian Krieger Jason P. Hendler Sharon Lee Hendricks Kerri Hendry Rona Henry Matthew N. Herman Jacquelyn Herst Daniel M. Hess Gamini Hethumuni Philip D. Hettema Seth Hettich Everhardus and Carrie Hidding Terri Hill Patrick K. and Barbara B. Hines Tracy and Dick Hirrel Tran T. Ho and Ken Jeong Sue C. and Paul G. Hoffman Michael Hoffmann Genevieve Hogan Lotte Hohmann Allison Holcombe and Tom Johnson Scott and Andrea Holtzman Jackie Honda Nicole and Daniel Honigman Michelle Hooper John Horn and Linda Burrow Daniel Paul and Barbara Ann Horwitz Foundation Rachael House Shirley Hsiao and An-Chi Lee Cynthia Hubach Constance B. Hughes John and Susan Humphreville Larry and Rita Hunter Patricia Hunter Frank and Elizabeth Huttinger Alain Iamburg Karyn M. Igar and Michael T. Plantamura Iris Ingram Mark Irwin Robert and Gail Israel Michelle Issa Akieva and Martin Jacobs David Henry Jacobs Douglas B. Jacobs Judy Jacobs Sally Hahn Jameson Mary Jamora Michele Janin Elizabeth Jensen Grace Jeon Shannon Jessen Ela and Nikhil Jhaveri Gary Jimenez Diana S. Jo Karin Joffe

Anthony Johnson David Johnson Delia Johnson Doug Johnson Pamela K. Johnson Sabra Johnson Ellen S. Johnston Scott F. Johnston and Charles Solomon Carol A. Jones Robert Jones and Julie Robinson Christopher Jordan Janell Julian and Kenton Abel Stephen W. Kahane and Janet Wells Emily Kantrim Bita and John Karabian Michael and Fiona Karlin Corinne M. Karr Leslie B. Kautz and Jack S. Weiss Russell Kavezade Morgan Kay Leslie and Ekrem Kayilibal Bennett S. and Peggy J. Kayser Catherine Keig and James Hayes Barnet Kellman and Nancy Mette Brigid Kelly Charles Kelly and Grace Lee Eileen Kelly Jeannene Kelly Joanna E. Kenney Michael and Linda Keston Rick Keyes and John Wagner Emily Kha J & K Khant Family Trust Nowar Khreis Eve W. Kilger Francine Kim Jee Yeon Kim Sarah Kim Tae and Regina Kim Kelly K. Kimball Christopher J. Kindle Stephanie L. and Frank J. King John Kinikin Warren S. and Kay Kinsler Michael and Deborah Klein Patricia and Michael Klowden Quentin Kluthe Hans Koenigsmann and Rita Hachmann Jenji Kohan Gauri Kolhatkar Carol Komatsuka Ellen Kornblum Harley Kornblum John Peter Kousakis Shelley Krantz Kurt and Susie Krieser Joyce Kubo Stewart and Pat Kwoh Ellie and Mark Lainer Luis and Lee Lainer Jennifer E. Laity Michael Landres Aviva and Moses Laufer

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Law Office of Andre J. Ausseresses, APC Lear Family Foundation Steven Lebow Anne and Phillip Lee Edina Lekovic Mary Lou Leo Charlotte Lerchenmuller Julia C. Lester Dori Levanoni and Sacha Malin Sarah Marie and Joshua Levi Ed Levin and Mindy Lauer Levin Dr. Gary A. and Linda M. Levinson Shannon Lewallen Katherine E. Lewis Marcia Lewis Shelly A. Lewis and Judith Johnson Theresa June and Simon Li Glenn and Gael Libby Michael Libow Lee Lin Kathy Lindell Ilona Linden Martina Linders Janet Lindsay Nicholas Locke Brice London Marty Longbine and Jeff Ayeroff Kevin Lopez Purita Lopez Veronica Lopez Dr. Susan Love and Dr. Helen Cooksey Chenine Lozano Christopher Simon Lozano Michael Lubic Ana Maria Luna Elsa Luna Amy Lund Christian Lutkemeyer John Lux Steve Maas Tyler MacCready Shawn Catherine MacDuff Ann and Gerald Macedo Roger Ian and Ruth MacFarlane Jim Mack Jennifer Maclellan Karen Magid Makoff Family Foundation Amy Mandel Kathy Mangum Norman M. Marck Kim Markey and Eileen Alduenda Allan H. Markowitz Paul Markowitz and Renee Lancon David Marsh Pau Marsolan James Marsters Kerry Martin David Martz Vicki Marx, M.D. and Warren Garner, M.D. Joy Mashaal and Matthew Nuss Dale Mason Chris Mathews

Goran Matijasevic Susan Matt Patrick A. and Eva M. Mauer Philip and Irene McCarthy Susan McCarthy Jim Mccauley Tom McClintock Jeffrey S. McConnell Michael McConnell Deborah McConville-Deems Rae McCormick Peter McDonough Jan McElwee-Osborn and Henry Osborn Michele Mcgowan Kristen and Brian McInnis Katherine McKalip Kathleen Mckenna Richard Mclellan and Judy Bryan Kelly Sutherlin McLeod DeWayne and Mary McMullin Gillian McNamee Robert McPherson Gordon and Dale McWilliams Bea and Joe Mego Lawry and Charles Meister Mary and Jere Mendelsohn Bethany Mendenhall Allen Menton Vicki and James Mercer Dr. Virginia Merriam and Dr. John Merriam Robert Metcalf Andy Milder Emily Miller and Lewis Bonney Joseph Miller Marjorie Miller and Clifford Howell Dr. Paul K. Miller and Patricia A. Rogers Staci Miller Lewis and Lynn Mingori Gerald Minniti Andrew H. Mishkin and Sharon L. Laubach Michael Ann Mitchell Vassil and Elena Mitov Brad Miyasato and Brad Duerre Robert Miyashiro Emmanuel Mohareb Gina and Lance Mohr Allan M. and Susan A. Mohrman Keith Monda Bobbie and Henry Frank Moon Charles and Margaret Mooney Dustin Morrison Bob and Laura Mosqueda Zahra and Fatima Movaghar Alison Mudditt John and Margaret Mueller Geraldine Mund Jan Munroe and Frances Conroy Jan and Phil Muntz Judith Munzig John Murlowski Miriam Muscarolas and Grant Abramson

Danny Murphy and Bengt Muthen David Nagy Susan Baird Napier Eric Naughton Jerald Neely Carlos Negrete Lenore Neidorf Paul and Jackie Neil Monica Nelsen Eric Neufeld Lizbeth Nevarez Judith A. Newkirk Rozann Newman Maria Nguyen Minh Nguyen Cathy Noonan and Alex Giza Ryan Nowicki Susan Obler Katie O’Brien Rudy Oclaray and Dr. Stephen D. Henry Tom O’Gara Jerry and Anne Louise Oliver Eric Olson Guillermo Olvea and Norma Martinez Talmadge and Renata O’Neill Richard and Harriet Orkand Glenn S. Orton Laurie Osborne Bryan Oshiro Quinn P. O’Toole and Marie Horrigan Sandra Ottensmann Erin Owens Joseph P. Pace and Michelle E. Joye William Pace Jeanne and Alfred Paiz Jeffrey and Joan Palmer Lucindy and Robert Panerio Samuel L. and Virginia C. Panossian Ana Pantoja April Parker Liz Parker Parkhurst Kevin and Elizabeth Parry Susan Ann Part and Jon Kavesh Sushant R. Patankar Kirk A. and Susan L. Patrick Ryan Pearcy Greg Pearl Mark Pedowitz Helen Pekny Lauren Yun Peng Peggy Penjoyan Carla G. and Don Pestana Tom and Melinda Peters Anne B. Peterson Robert Petrusse Sherry and John Phelan Alex H. and Whitney Phillips David C. and Colleen R. Pieri Patrick M. Pitre Karl-Heinz Pitsch Planning Company Associates Nicole Policicchio Ena Poncar Lyle and Lisi Poncher

Katie and Chris Poole Justine and Julian Wing-Kai Poon Michael R. Post Laurence Prescod Roberta and Dr. John Preskill Guy Primus Jody Z. and Thomas Priselac Shannon Prynoski Miguel Pulido Laura Quigg Edward Quiming Mary Racciatti Dr. Eric H. Radany Philip H. Radell and Lesley Radell Dannie W. and Dallas Raimes Lalitha Ramanna Bruce Ramer Philip and Dianne Rammon Janet Rappaport Maurice Rasgon Edward Raskin Carole and Doug Rawson Stephanie Reddick David and Mary Beth Redding Gena and Nick Reed Julie D. Rees Barbara Reeves Deborah Reinber Robert and Patrice Reiss Ilene Resnick and Daniel Weiss Arlis Reynolds Tim Reynolds Suzanne Rheinstein Constance L. Rice Elisabeth Richter and Dr. Howard Newman Goldberg Robert Jennifer R. and Chad Roberts Katherine M. Roberts Hilary Robinson Jesse O. Robinson Felix Rode Robert and Carolyn Roden Barbara and David Rognlien Roma D’Italia Restaurants David Romness Art and Jan Ronci Laura and James Rosenwald Jane Rosner Laura and Gary Roth Gad Rouache Dorothy H. Roy RSM US LLP/Martina Linders Sophia Rubio Arsenault and Chris Berkson Linda Rush Elan Ruskin M Duane Rutledge Shahla Sabet Nicholas Salick Armando Salinas Vicki Salmon David and Erica Salvay Laura and Michael Salvay Christoph Sanders Diane B. Sandler

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Terry Santos Andrew and Denise Sapin Mia Sarapochiello and Brian D. Henson Susan Sardy Gail Sasaki Daniel Sasse Subho Satpathy and Dr Shuchi Julie Sauter Amiena Savala-Abdulnour Corie Savary Gary L. Saxton Roberta Schaffer Judith E. Schaper Matt W. Schaub Barbara G. Scheibel Steve Schenker Lorraine M. and Lonnie Schield Linda Schilling Pam Schmidt and Bill Patterson Andrew Schneider Don Schoendorfer Elisabeth Schoepflin Diane and Eric Schott Kevin Schraven and Shoshannah Katz Schraven Janet Schraw Solie Lynne Slattery and Joel Allen Schroeder Linda and Jeff Schulein Miriam Schulman The Helmut W. Schumann Foundation Anthony and Pamela Schwarz D’Artagnan Scorza Steven Scott Natalie Seaman and Chris McGirr Diana J. Sedenquist Sandhya Seetharam Carl and Carol Selkin Jean Senitt Teresa Sepulveda Laura and Alexander Seropian Ellen Servetar Simran S. Sethi Stewart Lloyd and Kathleen Juliet Shanfield Barry E. and Susan P. Shanley Hwei Chung Shao Ralph J. and Shirley Shapiro/ Shapiro Family Foundation Shelley Shapiro and Malcolm Bersohn Gregory B. Shapton and Barbara K. Rugeley Rachel Shaw Victoria and Douglas Sheldon Muriel Fine Sherman Lynn Shin, M.D. Andrew Shore David and Judith Shore Laurence E. Shore Gloria D. Sierra Margery D. Simkin Max Simmons Dr. Susan S. Simmons

Celine Burk and Robert Simon, M.D. Karen Simpson Webster Michele Siqueiros Karen L. and Adam D. Sisson Peter Skinner Martha R. Sklar Michael Skloff Joy and Pete Sloan Matthew and Erin Sloan Cindy Slominski Harry Smallenburg and Leanne Powers The John H. and Cynthia Lee Smet Foundation Glenn Smith Gustav Smith Linda Hall Smith Robert M. Smith Stephen Smith Chris Snyder and Marc Seltzer Richard and Sue Snyder Margaret Sohagi Joanne Sohn Todd Sosna Sandra Spivey Ram Sripracha Kay St Peters Ericka Statema Dr. Judith J. Steele Stern and Lawrence P. Stern Sarah and Mark Stegemoeller Richard and Alison Stein Sally Stein Alan and MaryAnne Steinberger Dina Stolman and David Frishberg Max Stolz Michelle Sumi Tom Sun John and Donna Sussman M.L. and J.D. Sutherland Phil A. Swan Jane W. and Reid A. Swanson Tracy and Gene T. Sykes George and Brad Takei Mona and Kaushal Tamboli Gray Tang Michael and Francine Tansey Terry and David Taylor Vickie H. and Alex Taylor Surinder Thind Cynthia D. Thompson Melinda Thompson and Bill Scherkey Scott Thompson Todd Thompson June Thurber and Garrett Paine Heather Tom Philip M. Tom Susan and Paul Tordella Heather Tormey Robert and Janet Tranquada Laura Treister Jonathan Trost Cindy R. and Richard K. Trubey Elizabeth S. and Robert Rhodes Trussell Michael Turner

U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Foundation Dr. Jodie Ullman and Eliot Ullman Dustin Urbaniec Lisa M. and Steve J. Urich Dennis Urschel Ed Valasquez James Valentine and Kristine Valentine Valerie Vanaman Ida VanderPoorte and Brian Murphy Kirsten Vangsness Greg and Glenda Vanni Andrew and Carrie A. Vasquez Margaret Garcia Velarde Dawn Vincent and Charles D. Shickley Jon Visser Carl Volpe Beatrice Volper Rita Wadhwani Barton and Pamela Wald Suzanne Waldowski Roche Sean and Tina Walker Cliff Wang and Jacki Chou Kent and Teddie Warner Karin Warzybok Linda C. Washburn Wax Paper Dallas and Robert Waxler Julie Waxman and Seth Freeman Elizabeth Weems Mikki L. and Colin Weightman David D. Weldon Karen P. Wells and Martin Entwistle W. David Wells Colleen N. Welsh Peter and Nora Wendel Dr. Randii R. Wessen Mark Whelan Daniel Whiteson Neil and Bonnie Widerman Robert and Ruth Wilkoff Andreas J. and Anne Wille Aeryn Williams Robert Williams Elizabeth S. and Andrew R. Wilson Lauren Wilson Lora Irene Wilson Cindy Winebaum Carla Wohl Sharon Wohl Lynn Wolden Laura Wolf-Slovin and Karl Slovin Christina J. Woo Karen Woo Leonard J. and Paula M. Woo Susan Woo and Allen Feke Kathleen Wood Jacque Wright Deborah A. Wyscarver Raymond Yen and Mary Bateman Edward and Anna Yeung Laurel Jean Yoder Kimberly Young Marc Young and Gary Wilson

Robert and Joan Young Anne and Ben Youngblood Scott K. Yun and Ann I. Park Sharon Zacky and Randy T. West Gail Zellman Steven Zrucky Candice Sherbin Zwick and Joel Zwick

LEGACY SOCIETY Anonymous (24) Lawanda R. Allee Kathleen Anamosa and Jim Taggard Sandra J. Ball-Rokeach Jefferia Grayson Barrios Diane F. Bentley Arlene Robin Bernstein Kirk Biglione and Kassia Krozser Matthew Black Herley Jim and Mollie Bowling Robert and Wendy Brandow Adrienne Brandriss J. Linnea Bucher Ruby Elizabeth Bugarin Michael Buss and Autumn Browne Justin and Marie Cantor Carryl Carter Esther S. M. Chao Richard and Karla Chernick Claudia Choi and Ben Adrian Jim Davidson Susan Gray Davis Sheila Diskin and Michael Berman Rabbi Lisa Edwards and Tracy Moore Mona Field Robin Fish Tim Flint Bill and Trish Flumenbaum John Gambardella Cathy and Robert Garant Katherine Gfeller Henry and Jane Goichman Jefferia Grayson Barrios Ayako Hagihara Jim Harder William L. Hays Laurence and Janice Hoffmann The Larry Hurst and Janice Watje-Hurst Living Trust John Jackson Dr. Marion Jacobs Carol and Jerry Jacoby The Hunter Karsten Family Trust Barbara Klein Dr. Herschel Knapp Carol Komatsuka Joi and Jared Kruger Drew Lee Marcia Lewis Paul Markowitz and Renee Lancon Brian Scott Miller Monte and Jane Claire Montgomery Molly Breeze Nisbet Tom and Melinda Peters

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Jean Pugh Judith Raffel Toni Counts Rose Jonathan L. Rosenbloom Borden Rozner Family Trust Mark Sandelson Dianne K. Sax Paul and Linnaea Scott Rosalind Jarrett Sepulveda and Lamar Sepulveda Leon and Barbara Shoag Susan Sheryl Simmons Jill M. Simpson Charles Snyder and Peggy Ramsey Joanne Sohn Christine M. Sorenson Gail and David Spivack Sally Stein Max Stolz, Jr. Stephanie Strout and Andrew Carrico IV The Susan Sulsky Trust Judith and Ward Thompson Tamara V. Trutwin Lupe Vela Carol Vernon and Robert Turbin Jessica and Robert Weiner Melanie Weir Joan Wells Kathleen A. Wells Margaret H. White Carla Wohl and Norm Johnston David E. York Dr. Robert and Nadyne Zafran Barbara C. Zelinski Estate of Irene Allen Estate of Dolores and Wayne Browning Estate of Mark E. Gary Estate of Daniel Greenberg Estate of Ronald Levin Estate of Ram and Sati Manvi Estate of Paula Reuben Estate of Deborah Rothschild Estate of Russell G. Sherman Estate of Talma Shultz Estate of Sandra Tofflemire Estate of Joan Travis Estate of Raymond Tyler

GALA Catalyst John and Mary Tu Founder Anonymous Gordon and Dona Crawford Molly Munger and Stephen R. English Diamond Timothy D. and Sandy Armour Marianna and David Fisher Jane and Ron Olson

The Ward Family Foundation Platinum Anonymous Robert Adler John and Louise Bryson Ying Cai and Wann Lee Esther S. M. Chao Winnie Kho Marla and Jim Ryan Nancy Stark and Stanley L. Iezman Gold Melissa and Bob Alvarado American Public Media The Annenberg Foundation Brad and Ashley Barrett Kevin Beggs and Dianna Lau/ Lionsgate Entertainment Corporation Peter Benedek California Community Foundation The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation Johnny Carson Foundation Bill and Elaine Davis Edison International Daniel and Phyllis Epstein Bryant G. Garth/Kenneth and Harle Montgomery Foundation Peter Yun Huh and Jihee Kim Huh Denise and Joseph Lumarda/ The California Wellness Foundation Katie McGrath & J.J. Abrams Family Foundation Betsy and Ted Merchant Barry Meyer and Wendy Smith Meyer Alicia Miñana and Robert Lovelace Wendy Munger and Leonard L. Gumport Pasadena City College Foundation Peter Rice and Megan Haller Darrin Stafford Greg Stone and Cindy Vail Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Tom and Marilyn Sutton Mary-Jane Wagle Janet and Laurence Watt CORPORATE SPONSORS* 20th Century Fox Amazon Studios Apple TV+ Cal Hope Cedars Sinai Medical Center Children’s Hospital Orange County Dignity Health Hahn & Hahn, LLP HBO Hulu Huntington Memorial Hospital Kia Motors Los Angeles Philharmonic Metropolitan Water District Netflix

Sony Pictures Classic Southern California Toyota Dealers Torrey Pines Bank USC Keck School of Medicine Walt Disney Studios

Senior Staff of American Public Media

*This list reflects just a few of the great businesses and organizations that support our public service journalism through sponsorship.

Barry Gisser Senior Vice President and CFO

STAFF Senior Staff of Southern California Public Radio Herb Scannell President and CEO Ashley Alvarado Vice President, Community Engagement and Strategic Initiatives Andy Cheatwood Vice President, Product Jon Cohn Executive Director, Live Programming & Events Megan Garvey Executive Editor Carlo Giovanni Vice President, People and Culture

Jean Taylor President and CEO

Michael Lewis Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Chief Corporate Development Officer Christine Phelps Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer Regional Advisory Council Joaquin Beltran Founder Speak Up America Christian Denhart Senior Industrial Designer Karten Design Sonja Diaz Founding Executive Director Latino Policy and Politics Initiative, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs Gisela Friedman Consultant Health Educator

Mary Hawley Vice President, Corporate Sponsorship

Felicia E. Friesema Acting Chair Director of Marketing and Communications Foothill Transit

Doug Johnson Vice President, Technology & Operations

Steve Hochman Music journalist LA Times

Shana Naomi Krochmal Vice President, LAist Studios

David Hummelberg Executive VP - COO & CFO (retired) North American Distribution Capital Group

Elsa Luna COO and CFO Kristen Muller Chief Content Officer

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Eugene Hung Feminist FeministAsianDad.com

Rob Risko Vice President, Development and Membership

Nicole Kuklok-Waldman Secretary Consultant Arbonne Independent

Carla Wohl Senior Vice President, Development

Edina Lekovic Executive Director Robert Ellis Simon Foundation

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Rose Catherine Pinkney Head of Cinema Cinema Gypsy Productions Victoria Simon Director of Operations Mayor Garcetti’s Sustainability Office Sonia Smith-Kang Social Impact Founder Mixed Up Clothing Jordan Sollitto Executive VP (retired) International Licensing Warner Bros. Consumer Products Portia M. Wood Founding Partner Wood Legal Group, LLP

FOUNDERS Ronald L. Olson Founding Board Chair and Honorary Life Trustee William H. Kling Founding Vice Chair President Emeritus American Public Media TRUSTEES Danny Acosta Managing Director and Partner Boston Consulting Group Melissa Alvarado Community Volunteer Brad Barrett Partner Capital Research Global Investors Kevin Beggs Chairman and Chief Content Integration Officer Lionsgate Television Group Peter Benedek Fondateur United Talent Agency Esther Chao Owner and President Giant Panda Management Gordon Crawford Life Trustee (Active) Senior Vice President (retired) Capital Research and Management Company

David Hill President Hilly, Inc.

Lynda Boone Fetter Principal/Manager Boone Fetter LLC, Samuelson & Fetter LLC

Virgil Roberts Life Trustee (Active) Partner Bobbitt & Roberts

Bryony Gagan Vice President Business & Legal Affairs Netflix

Herb Scannell President, SCPR Board of Trustees President and CEO Southern California Public Radio

Al Guerrero Managing Director Silicon Valley Bank

Nancy Stark Executive Vice President Strategic Planning American Realty Advisors

Stewart Kwoh President Emeritus Asian Americans Advancing Justice Co-Executive Director Asian American Education Project

Susan Steinhauser, Esq. Attorney

Jarl Mohn Mohn Family Trust

Jean Taylor President and CEO American Public Media Group

Ronald L. Olson Partner Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP

Ana Valdez Executive Director Latino Donor Collaborative President and Co-Founder Valdez Consulting Group, Inc.

Constance L. Rice Civil Rights Lawyer

Barbara N. Horowitz, M.D. Faculty, Harvard Medical School & Harvard Department of Human Evolutionary Division of Cardiology, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA Jihee Kim Huh Life Trustee (Active) Co-chair and Vice President of New Business Development Pacific American Fish Company Winnie Kho Treasurer, SCPR Board of Trustees Owner and CEO KTW Properties, Inc. Ofelia Kumpf Field Vice President McDonald’s USA Michael Lawson President and CEO Los Angeles Urban League Capri Maddox, Esq. Executive Director Civil and Human Rights Department City of Los Angeles

Mary Jane Wagle Secretary, SCPR Board of Trustees Chair, Board of Directors Communities in Schools of Los Angeles Catherine M. Ward Vice Chair, SCPR Board of Trustees Senior Vice President and Director (retired) Capital Research and Management Company

LIFE TRUSTEES (HONORARY)

Dr. James B. Pick Professor, School of Business Director, Center for Spatial Business University of Redlands

Louise Henry Bryson Former President of Distribution Lifetime Television Executive Vice President and General Manager Lifetime Movie Network Chair, Public Media Group of Southern California

Peter Rice Entertainment Executive

Marilyn Sutton, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus California State University Dominguez Hills Charles Woo CEO MegaToys

PRESIDENT EMERITUS Bill Davis Southern California Public Radio IN MEMORIAM

Janet Watt Founder/Owner Little Owl Preschool

Drew Murphy Chair, SCPR Board of Trustees Senior Vice President Strategy and Corporate Development Edison International

Guy Primus CEO Valence Enterprises

C. Douglas Kranwinkle Executive Vice President and General Counsel (retired) Univision Communications, Inc.

Robert Adler Executive Vice President and General Counsel (retired) Edison International

Fernando J. Guerra, Ph.D. Director Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Center for the Study of Los Angeles Loyola Marymount University

Adelaide Hixon Philanthropist, APH Group Jon B. Lovelace Capital Research and Management Company Charles D. Miller Avery Dennison Company Harry P. Pachon, Ph.D. The Tomás Rivera Policy Institute Harold M. Williams The J. Paul Getty Trust

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