Martine Dubin’s Historic Media Donation to CORE Foundation

In an inspiring move towards democratizing media access, Martine Dubin, the visionary founder of CORE Foundation, has donated an invaluable collection of original media content to the foundation. This unprecedented contribution includes over 500 titles of rare and significant interviews and groundbreaking media productions, spanning more than 15 years.

This donation is a historic milestone for the CORE Foundation, marking the first contribution of media artifacts to its archives. With this gift, Dubin aims to set a precedent and encourage other content owners to join her in making important knowledge and perspectives available to the global public through CORE.

The Board of Directors at CORE Foundation, including influential members like Naomi Firestone from SFA Design, Phillip Caputo, known for his work with high-profile nonprofit organizations worldwide, and Scott Brandon, former Executive Director of Lincoln Center Institute, expressed their heartfelt appreciation for this monumental gift. They stated:

"This generous gift from Martine Dubin is not just a treasure trove of media; it is a catalyst for education and insight. It offers unparalleled access to researchers and the public, helping to foster a deeper understanding of media's role in shaping societal perspectives."

Thanks to Dubin’s generous contribution, this collection will be available for free public access across CORE’s streaming network online, Amazon Prime, and the CORE Apps on iOS, Google Play Store, tvOS, and Roku. This initiative not only preserves the rich history of media but also provides a platform for new generations to explore and understand the powerful influence of media on society.

Through her leadership and dedication, Martine Dubin is paving the way for a future where media is more accessible, enriching, and transformative for everyone. Her commitment to public access and education is a beacon of inspiration, inviting others to share their resources and knowledge for the greater good.

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