50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION
SPRING 2011
CIRCLE OF LIGHT NEWS
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL USA’S PLANNED GIVING NEWSLETTER
Golden Anniversary,
Golden Opportunity
mnesty International was born 50 years ago when
British lawyer Peter Benenson took action on behalf
of “forgotten prisoners.” In 1961, moved by a report
about two Portuguese students who were imprisoned for
raising a toast to freedom, he published a now famous
article in the London newspaper The Observer. In the
piece, he urged readers to write letters supporting such
“prisoners of conscience.” His appeal sparked an
international grassroots campaign to protect human rights.
Within six months, delegates from seven countries met to
establish a permanent organization that would not forget.
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Over the past five decades, Amnesty International has
grown into a global movement of more than three million
members, supporters, and activists in over 150 countries.
Our collective action has achieved
remarkable results, recognized by the
1977 Nobel Peace Prize and the 1978
United Nations Human Rights Prize.
With your support, we have helped win
freedom for tens of thousands of people
imprisoned unjustly and helped defend
the human rights of millions more. We
have helped to prevent torture, halt lifethreatening persecution, and commute
death sentences.
defenders. We have also been instrumental in building the
groundswell of public support necessary to establish an
international human rights framework of treaties and
institutions that bring war criminals to justice, ban torture,
and eliminate discrimination.
Amnesty International’s golden anniversary represents a
golden opportunity—not only to celebrate what we have
achieved, but also to think about what still must be done
to protect and promote international human rights.
Independent of any government, political ideology,
economic interest, or religion, Amnesty International relies
on your support, including planned gifts. Your
commitment will enable us to continue our vital human
rights work for the next 50 years!
By shining a light on human rights
violations around the globe and focusing
unrelenting public pressure on those
responsible, we have protected and
empowered countless human rights
Members celebrate AI’s 50th Anniversary at the AGM Opening Ceremonies.
Amnesty Honors Circle of Light Members
t the Annual General Meeting, AIUSA took time to Director of Advocacy, Policy, and Research; and Jill
honor members of the Circle of Light for their Wasserman, Director of Planned Giving, who spoke about
commitment to the future of justice and human rights. AIUSA’s history, current programs, and successes.
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Nearly a thousand members strong, these individuals
have named Amnesty as a beneficiary of their will, trust,
life insurance policy, or retirement plan or have
established a charitable gift annuity providing them with
payments for life.
In the warmth of San Francisco’s Fairmont Hotel, AIUSA
held a tea to thank Circle of Light members for their lasting
contributions to the human rights movement through
their planned gifts—gifts that will ensure Amnesty’s ability
to continue our lifesaving work for generations to come.
The event brought together longtime friends and
supporters of Amnesty from across the country in a lively
mix of ages, backgrounds, and interests. Amnesty family
participating in the event included Larry Cox, Executive
Director of AIUSA; Rachel Ward, Deputy Executive
Our special guests at the tea were Jenni Williams and
Magondonga Mahlangu, courageous activists from the
human rights organization Women of Zimbabwe Arise
(WOZA). For organizing peaceful demonstrations to
protest the worsening social, economic, and human rights
situation in Zimbabwe, WOZA members have been
repeatedly harassed, intimidated, beaten, and jailed by
authorities. Jenni and Magondonga have both been
arrested more than 20 times for their work. WOZA
remains a priority case for Amnesty International.
Pictured here are some of the Circle of Light members who
attended the tea.
We are grateful to all Circle of Light members for their
commitment to human rights and provision for the
protection of those rights everywhere!
 Rachel Ward, Deputy Executive
Director, updates Circle of Light
members on AI’s current work
and successes to prevent
violence against women.
WOZA leaders describe 
their struggle for
equality for the people
of Zimbabwe.
Amnesty Honors Circle of Light Members
“We believe the protection of
human rights is the most
important issue we face
today. That is why we support
Amnesty International and its
courageous work that brings
real, tangible results.”
–Ann Robb and Michel Cam
 Circle of Light members engage
in lively conversation.
“When I joined AI many years ago, it was one of
the very few organizations working on ensuring
human rights and to get prisoners of conscience
released. The current work that AI does with
women and women’s rights is one reason I keep
renewing my membership in AI and have put them
in my will. Imprisoned women activists suffer
double jeopardy and really need extra attention
from AI members. Keep up the good work!”
–Cherrill Spencer
Circle of Light member Cherrill 
Spencer talks with Jill Wasserman,
Director of Planned Giving.
Our Recommended Language to Include
Amnesty International USA in Your Estate Plans
To name AIUSA as a beneficiary of your will or trust, we recommend using the following language:
“I hereby give, devise, and bequeath the sum of $_______ (or, ____ percent of my residuary estate)
to Amnesty International USA, currently located at 5 Penn Plaza, New York, NY 10001, Federal tax
identification number 52-0851555, for its general purposes.”
Annual General Meeting
Marks Anniversary
mnesty International USA (AIUSA) began a year-long commemoration of its 50th anniversary with an
extraordinary Annual General Meeting (AGM) in San Francisco. The three-day conference (March 1820) combined joyful celebration with serious discussion, exploring Amnesty International’s past, present,
and future. Within the framework of the AGM, members of the Circle of Light were honored at a special event
(see description inside).
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The AGM opening ceremonies featured a message from former President Jimmy Carter, a welcome speech by
the mayor of San Francisco, accolades from state legislators and members of Congress, and performances by
several of San Francisco’s multicultural arts groups. The ceremonies also included the presentation of the first
AIUSA Artist Award to Joan Baez. The award recognized her nearly four decades of dedication to AIUSA, which
began in 1972 when she took a year off from her music career to organize AIUSA’s expansion to the West
Coast. The Artist Award will be named for Baez and given annually to an artist demonstrating a similar
commitment to human rights.
The AGM program offered opportunities to participate in and shape AIUSA’s human rights advocacy through
workshops, long-term strategy sessions, and the resolutions process. The program included panels with inspiring
speakers, films with archival footage from Amnesty’s remarkable history, and other activities to connect activists
with one another. A highlight of the program was an electrifying phone call to a plenary session from Aung San
Suu Kyi, graciously thanking Amnesty International for the support she had received during her long years
under house arrest and urging that we not forget the many others who are still not free.
All images © Amnesty International
To engage the next generation of human rights activists, the AGM
sponsored the first national Youth Summit. Held at the University of
California, Berkeley, the Summit offered a platform for youth (ages
14-25) to learn about Amnesty and take part in a Call to Action. The
Summit included skill-building workshops and discussions with
experts and celebrities that will take campus activism to a new level.
The AGM is just one of the signature events that AIUSA is holding
to commemorate the 50th anniversary and involve more people in
human rights advocacy. For information on all the events taking place
around the country, visit our website: www.amnestyusa.org
Executive Director Larry Cox signs petition
to President Obama and Congress.
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would receive, please contact Jill Wasserman, Director of Planned Giving, toll-free at (888) 368-9356, email at
[email protected], or return the enclosed reply form using the postage-paid envelope.
Circle of Light Donors — Pointing our light to the future
The Circle of Light was created by Amnesty International USA’s Board of Directors to honor those members and friends
who have made a commitment to stop future human rights abuses wherever and whenever they occur. The following
individuals have provided for AIUSA in one or more of the following ways: included a bequest in their will or living trust,
named AIUSA as a beneficiary of a retirement plan or life insurance policy, and/or established a charitable trust or
charitable gift annuity to benefit AIUSA. Please join the nearly 1,000 current members representing every state in the
nation and abroad who have already established their legacy to perpetuate the mission of AIUSA.
Elizabeth Lee Abbott
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Elizabeth Alford
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Doris Altier
Jeffrey Amthor
Wendy Andberg & Michael
Pileggi
Donald W. & Margaret
Anderson
Leonard M. Anderson &
Elke Maus
Marianne Andy
Alan M. & Helen C.
Appleford
Diane C. Aragon
Esther Archie
Rabih Aridi
Barbra Mains Armento
Margie Aronson
Kurt Aschermann
Jeffery S. Atwater
Marylou Avanzino
Gilbert S. Avery, III
Dr. Malik A. Kaiyoom
Awan
Carolyn D. Ayers
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Babcock
Nicholas Bachelin
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Shirley Ball
David J. Bamberger
Mildred S. Barish
Carol A. Barker
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Kashdan
Linda S. Barone
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Jean Becket
Gerhard F. Bedding
Floyd Benner
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Janet L. Bergman
Arthur Berliner
Arnold Bernstein
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John Blair
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Robert Blizard
Wayne M. Blocher
Kathleen Blumenthal
John Boduch
Thelma Boeder
Howard Boroughs
Kristin Borsenik
Richard A. Borth
Doyle Bortner in memory
of Alba P. Bortner
Edna Boslet
Dr. D. Boulian & Ms. C.
Ruebusch
Adele S. Bowler
Ruth G. Bowman
John E. Bradshaw, Jr.
Ted Brandt
Kara Brascia
Regene Braun
The William D. Bray &
Frances H. Bray Family
Trust
Emma Brier
Conley Brooks
Elayne Brown
Emily Brown
Emily Halicki Brown
Dr. Gary I. Brown
Jacquelyn Browne
Ronald Bryant-Doxstater
Meghan Buhl
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Cynthia R. Burns, Ph.D.
Kenneth H. Burrows
John Butler
James & Charlotte Caldwell
Dr. Peter Calingaert
Mr. & Mrs. Donald E.
Cannon
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Caplin
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Chesnut
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Clark
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Gledhill
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Bessell
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K. Davis
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Peter Day
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Jan De Vries
Drs. Andrew G. Dean and
Consuelo M. Beck-Sagué
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Frank M. Deffry, Ph.D.
Noelle Delore
Dianne Armstrong
Delorenzo
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Leslie-Dennis
Nina Penelope Denton,
Ph.D.
Stacy Deruiter
Bruce Detwiler & Sandy
Winters
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Elizabeth B. Dexter
Penelope Di Micelli
Norma Diamond
Emily & Robert Dillard
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Sharon Doll
Charles H. & Beverly A.
Donald
John W. Donnelly
Gunilla S. Doremus
Anne W. Dorweiler
Mary Doychak
Anne Doyle
Alden Drew
Clifford Droke & Diane
Pinney
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Gilbert Dunne, Jr.
Jimmy Dunne
Richard Dwyer
Rex Dye
Beth Edwards
Pat Egan-Myers & Charles
K. Myers
Jenella Smith Emelianov
Michele & Jeffrey Engel
Fanita English
Nancy Farmer-Lanz
Judith Farrar
Dr. Jacqueline Farwell
Henry Fehrenbacher
Stuart Feigin
Martha Ferger
Joan M. Ferrante
Carl Ferree
Nancy Dotterer Field
Phillip Field
David M. Fine
Carole A. Finkel
Avis & Jeffrey Fisher
Marvin Fisher
Paula M. Fitzmaurice
Nancy Fitzpatrick
Joan L. Flanders
Agatha B. & Robert B.
Fleming
Edward Flesch
Virginia Fletcher
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Jane Flinn
Ellen L. Fogle
Ann E. Fordham
Doris L. Fostervold
D'Ette Fowlkes
Annette Fox
Margaret R. Fox
Carl Frank
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Joel Freedman
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Lawrence Friedman, Ph.D.
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Higginbotham
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Michele Hill
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Hirchert
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Cardozo
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Wendy Taylor
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Denise Holley
David L. Horn
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John Hotchin, M.D.
Marjorie Howard-Jones
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Karon
Conrad Hunter
Rev. Sharon Hunzeker &
Mr. Harold Hunzeker
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& Marlene E. Johnson
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Berzac
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L. Meloy
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M. Kaufman
Marjorie Kaufman
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Sam Keen
Mary Keenan
Anne Keleman
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Keller
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Mary Kellogg
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Cathy Kent
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Kent
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Fagan
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