Wednesday, November 8, 2023
At the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Lower Manhattan
36 Battery Place | New York NY 10280
6PM Cocktails • 7:15-9PM Dinner & Awards Presentation
Cocktail and/or Business Attire
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The Awards for Ethical Leadership celebrate individuals, corporations and FASPE Alumni whose practices and leadership have demonstrated the highest of ethical standards in their fields. The Awards are presented at an annual Dinner in New York and serve as the organization’s primary fundraiser.



Moisés Kaufman and Amanda Gronich of Tectonic Theater Project
Moisés and Amanda’s groundbreaking theatrical storytelling thrives at the intersection of the personal and the political. Inspired by true events and using first hand accounts and original research, their work explores the line between complacency, complicity, and culpability. Tectonic's plays, including The Laramie Project and their newest play, Here There are Blueberries, have engaged audiences around the world in a rigorous search for truth.
Moises and Amanda’s visionary theatrical storytelling explores human behavior, even the worst of it, asking us to dive deeper into our own motivations. With a rigorous search for truth, and empathic documentary lens, their groundbreaking works challenge us all to consider our actions, and ask why we do what we do.

Shannon Prince, FASPE Law '16
DISTINGUISHED FELLOW AWARD
Dr. Shannon Prince (FASPE Law '16) is an attorney at Boies Schiller Flexner. Shannon is the author of Tactics for Racial Justice: Building an Antiracist Organization and Community, a television legal commentator, and a litigator who recently helped lead the Cherokee Nation’s lawsuit against the opioid industry. She holds a PhD in African and African American Studies and an AM in English from Harvard University Graduate School of Arts and Science as well as a JD from Yale Law School.
Shannon embodies the broad role of ethics in the law: she is a humanist—a PhD in the humanities, a writer of fiction and non-fiction; a communicator/leader—frequently commenting in the media empathetic in her legal practice—engaged in complex litigation, but also employing her expertise in federal Indian law, policing policy, and restorative justice.

Thomas P. Duffy, MD
POSTHUMOUS HONOREE
Pillar of the faculty of Yale School of Medicine for 46 years, Tom used his passion for the arts to lead the Program for Humanities. This enrichment Program created offerings in arts and humanities to complement the science components of the YSM curriculum, thus enriching the medical school experience. Tom was a national thought leader in the field of bioethics, bringing his knowledge, empathy and insights as a passionate educator.
Tom, the consummate diagnostician, taught generations of doctors the role of humanism and grace in medicine. His legacy is one of the confluence of empathy and story-telling and story-listening in the doctor/patient relationship. Tom never lost sight of the soul in treating the body.
Co-Chairs
Debbie Bisno and David Goldman
Dhruv Khullar* and Pia Desai
Amy and Andrew Leder
Host Committee
Nancy and Ronald Angoff
Ivy L. Barsky and Susan Weiss
Steven Bell
David and Leigh Bishop Taub
Ronald Casty and Susan Mendik
Karla Childers
Karen Dahl and Barbara Chesler
Andrew and Eileen Eder
Mike Eichenwald and Elissa Gootman
Adam Farber
Martin Fischer
Karen Freedman and Roger Weisberg
Kimberly Germ-Cramer
Bill and Carol Goldman
Jordyn Holman*
Matt and Moray Joslyn
Steve Latham and Fiona Scott Morton
Kathy and Arthur Langhaus
Fred and Peggy Marino
David and Judy Marwell
Sylvia and Avi Safer
Jeffrey and Ellyn Stone
Daniel Weisberg* and Jannine Versi
Stav Ziv*
List in Formation | *FASPE Alumni