Stacy Abramson is Director of Operations and Strategic Marketing at the New York office of Facing History & Ourselves, an international educational nonprofit that helps teachers, students, and community members link historical events to the moral choices we face today. She is formerly the Executive Director of Reboot, an innovation network dedicated to helping a new generation to explore and re-define Jewish identity, community, and meaning. Stacy has also worked as Executive Producer at Large for WNYC Radio. Her responsibilities included Radio Rookies ( an education program and that trains young people to become radio journalists.) Before that Stacy worked as a Producer and Managing Director of Sound Portraits, a non-profit radio production company based in New York City. While there, she co-produced the Peabody award winning radio documentary Witness to an Execution (which profiled the men and women whose job it is to carry out executions in Huntsville, Texas), The Jewish Giant, The Sunshine Hotel, Youth Portraits (a series pilot reported by and about young people who had spent time in prison) and co-authored Flophouse (Random House, 2000. Stacy was a Leadership New York CORO fellow (2003) and an editor of Open Letters
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