92Y
Dov Seidman serves on the board of directors of 92Y, a globally renowned cultural and community hub. For over 150 years, 92Y has brought people together through arts, culture, entertainment, and dialogue. This world-class institution enriches lives, sparks inspiration, and strengthens communities, harnessing the transformative power of arts and ideas.
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As a board member of The Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity, Dov Seidman champions its mission to combat indifference, intolerance, and injustice. Rooted in the memory of the Holocaust, the Foundation promotes acceptance, understanding, and equality through global dialogue and youth-focused programs. Since 2008, Dov has partnered with the Foundation on its prestigious Prize in Ethics, an annual competition encouraging college students to tackle modern ethical challenges.
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Dov Seidman is a proud board member of The Lawrence J. Ellison Institute for Transformative Medicine, an institution pioneering the prevention and treatment of cancer through interdisciplinary research. Led by David B. Agus, the Ellison Institute combines innovative science and technology to redefine medical care and advance human health.
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As a board member of Planet Word, Dov Seidman supports its unique mission to renew and inspire a love of words and language. Located in the historic Franklin School in Washington, D.C., Planet Word is the nation’s only museum dedicated to the power of literacy. Opened in 2020, this innovative, interactive museum empowers visitors to explore language and its lifelong importance through state-of-the-art experiences.
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The Herbert Morris Scholarship, established by Dov Seidman, honors his mentor, Herb Morris, a trailblazer in moral and legal philosophy. This prestigious scholarship is awarded to a law school applicant with a demonstrated passion for philosophy and a commitment to making a meaningful difference. It supports first-year law students who excel academically, have achievements in philosophy, or integrate philosophical practices into their professional lives.