the Holocaust. In Israel, the Foundation has directed its resources to critical issues, including a new initiative on the environment. It has continued to support graduate fellowships in Jewish studies. A final group of grants supported efforts to improve understanding between African-Americans and Jews through conferences, theatrical productions, and museum exhibitions. Program themes Following extensive discussions with leading thinkers in other foundations, academia, government, science, and the arts, the board also identified as priorities four themes that would be reflected across the above program areas: the future of New York City, the accountability of government, the changing role of women, and the impact of modern communications on education and other areas of life. See also Charles H. Revson Revlon Philanthropy Foundation (charity) References External links Charles H. Revson Foundation (website) Foundations based in the United States Revlon 1956 establishments in New York (state)