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The Eleanor Roosevelt Center at Val-Kill is a nonprofit organization that fully embraces Mrs. Roosevelt’s call to build a better world through far-reaching programs that touch people worldwide – to be her heart, hand, and voice in realizing a better world. ERVK inspires and empowers individuals and organizations to use their time, talent and resources to build a just and sustainable world, close to home and abroad, by providing programs and experiences epitomizing Eleanor Roosevelt's passion and committment to human rights, principled leadership, engaged citizenship and social justice for all.
“You must do the things you think you cannot do.” - Eleanor Roosevelt
History ERVK was founded in 1977 to preserve Eleanor Roosevelt’s home in Hyde Park, New York and to provide programs inspired by her values and example. Today, the Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site is maintained by the US National Park Service (NPS). ERVK has a unique partnership with the NPS and collaborates with them on special projects.
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Programs: Current Programs: Girls' Leadership Worldwide Eleanor Roosevelt Val-Kill Medal Human Rights Initiatives
Programs In Development: Boys' Leadership Worlwide Committee Chair - Linda Mann Women in Community College Committee Chair - Sheila Appel
Investment opportunities available for all programs
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Executive Director Board of Directors Michael Doyle Emeritus: Advisory:
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