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Academy Award Winning Documentary, Robert Kennedy Remembered

Shown on all television networks and during the 1968 Chicago Democratic National Convention simultaneously, this moving film tribute to a man who had hoped to win the presidency created a historic moment when it brought the proceedings to a standstill and the crowd, in tears, to its feet. Commissioned by the Kennedy family, the film begins with the funeral train to Washington, DC and follows the triumphs and tragedies in the late Senator's life with extraordinary newsreel footage, archival stills, and home movies.

Own a Piece of History: Limited Edition RFK Photography

Award Winning Photographers David Hume Kennerly (www.kennerly.com) and Bill Eppridge (www.monroegallery.com) have teamed up with the RFK Memorial Center for Human Rights to offer a limited edition set of historic Robert Kennedy photographs. Only 80 prints of each special edition photograph will ever be produced.

Each print is numbered, and signed by the photographer. Donors will receive a letter from the photographer verifying the authenticity of the print and thanking the donor for their gracious support. $500 of your donation is tax-deductible.

RFK and Freckles, 1968

Photo by Bill Eppridge

Robert F. Kennedy 80th Birthday Commemoration DVD

November 20th 2005 would have been Robert Kennedy's 80th Birthday. The RFK Center hosted a program of events to commemorate the occasion and, with the help of Big Sky Productions, is proud to offer the events on two DVDs.

The package includes the 2005 Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award Ceremony and the Panel Discussion: How is Robert Kennedy's Vision Relevant Today?

The Ceremony DVD features eloquent speeches by then-Senator Barack Obama, Senator Edward Kennedy, Kerry Kennedy, historian Douglas Brinkley, and 2005 RFK Human Rights Award Winner Stephen Bradberry.

The Panel Discussion DVD features a panel of influential former RFK associates, Jeff Greenfield (CNN Senior Political Analyst), Peter Edelman (Dean Georgetown Law Center), Earl Graves (CEO of Black Enterprise), and Delores Huerta (Founder of the Delores Huerta Foundation) and a panel of RFK Human Rights Laureates, Martin Macwan, Lucas Benitez, and Stephen Bradberry discussing Robert Kennedy's legacy.