Community Impact: Collaborations
Spanning a decade, our collaborations have continued to grow, creating professional partnerships and programs that have been piloted in different states by renowned first responder organizations, educational institutions and governmental agencies. Our shared objective is to ensure REBIRTH reaches first responder communities to inspire those who serve others to be better prepared when facing community trauma and public loss.
The AON Foundation provided Project Rebirth's founding grant and have continued to support our outreach programs and film process.
Arlington County Fire Department
The Arlington County Fire Department is committed to Project Rebirth's mission to ensure 'REBIRTH' is incorporated into first responder training, specifically creating curricula using the film for its local fire fighter community.
Columbia Center for New Media Teaching and Learning
At Columbia University, Project Rebirth is an initiative to engage faculty and students in the active use of film's extensive interview and reconstruction footage in order to fulfill the project's larger goal: to chronicle living history to inform and empower.
Community service and leadership are among the core values of Cozen O'Connor. The firm has assisted Project Rebirth throughout its development, and shares our commitment to enrich communities by utilizing the film as an educational tool.
Deluxe Entertainment Services Group
Deluxe has supported Project Rebirth since the cameras began filming. The generous assistance fostered film processing and development that were invaluable to the documentary.
Project Rebirth and the Downtown Alliance share the ongoing vision of redeveloping, rebuilding and encouraging community in lower Manhattan.
Georgetown Center for New Designs in Learning & Scholarship
Georgetown University's Center for New Designs in Learning & Scholarship continues to work with Project Rebirth to develop school curriculum and promote educational use of the film at the university level.
The Kodak Company has generously donated film to Project Rebirth since its inception. Their belief in our documentary and project keeps our cameras shooting film throughout the rebuilding of the World Trade Center Site.
The Library of Congress has worked with Project Rebirth to ensure the film is preserved and available as an educational resource.
Lower Manhattan Development Corporation
The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation continues to support Project Rebirth in fulfilling its mission to better support those who respond first.
National September 11 Memorial & Museum
The National September 11 Memorial & Museum has collaborated with Project Rebirth to develop an exhibition featuring REBIRTH, utilizing the film as a community education and visitor tool.
The New York City Council has granted Project Rebirth support for its community outreach.
New York City Office of the Mayor
The New York City Office of the Mayor has shared Project Rebirth's commitment to recording the rebuilding of lives and redevelopment of the former World Trade Center site.
New York Police Department Training Bureau, Executive Training Section
Together, with the New York Police Department's Training Bureau's Executive Training Section, Project Rebirth launched an educational program utilizing REBIRTH as a tool to identify trauma and promote resiliency and recovery.
New York State Governor's Office
OppenheimerFunds Inc. is a Principal Sponsor of REBIRTH and continues to support our mission.
Pace University continues to partner with Project Rebirth, hosting the organization, organizing community events, and remains dedicated to the rebuilding efforts.
Port Authority of New York & New Jersey
The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey have enabled Project Rebirth's cameras to continue filming through a decade of construction and development downtown, and remain supporters of our mission to use REBIRTH as an educational tool.