Objects and Memory has been PBS's national prime time special in commemoration of the seventh anniversary of 9/11. In telling the stories of people driven to collect and preserve objects in the wake of momentous events, it raises important questions about how such apparently insignificant things can come to symbolize experience and emotion. DVDs licensed for educational/institutional and library use, as well as those for personal home use, are available through EVER. To order DVDs or for further information about screenings and educational presentations please contact Jonathan Fein at info@objectsandmemory.org

  Support the Project

Objects and Memory has been made possible by generous support from foundations, corporations, and individuals. Major funders are the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Carnegie Corporation, the Goldman Sachs Foundation, the American Express Foundation, The Verizon Foundation, John C. Whitehead, and The New York State Council for the Arts. In addition to foundation grants and contributions from individuals, the film has benefited from donations of equipment use and services. The New-York Historical Society, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization is the fiscal sponsor for the Objects and Memory project.

Tax-deductible donations can be made to The New-York Historical Society, for benefit of the Objects and Memory project and sent to the attention of Gail Mazin, The New-York Historical Society, 170 Central Park West, New York, NY 10024.

For a full list of supporters and copies of letters of endorsement please contact: info@objectsandmemory.org.