The following organizations and individuals provided support for this project:

• The American Red Cross, Bay Area Chapter - providing survivor location services as well as interview and documentation support.
• The Regional Oral History Office of the Bancroft Library at the University of California - providing direct instruction on interview techniques.
• The Holocaust Center of Northern California - providing historical research assistance.
• Facing History and Ourselves, San Francisco Bay Area - providing consulting support and guest speakers.
• The Morris Stulsaft Foundation - provided grant to support purchase of broadcast-quality digital video camera, microphones and lighting.
• Dana Corvin - personal contribution to support the purchase of digital storage for video editing.
• Mitch Braff, Executive Director of the Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation - provided students guidance with lighting, filming and interview techniques.
• Wilma Bass, therapist specializing in work with trauma victims, Wilma has led workshops for Telling Their Stories students on issues of trauma, both for the victim and for the interviewer.

Continued Support Needed

We are looking to identify individuals in the community who would be interested in supporting our course. This support can take the form of:

• providing recommendations for specific survivors who would be successful candidates
• serving as a guest speaker (historians with direct experience with oral history)
• technical advice re: digital filming, editing and production phase
• oral interview technique advice