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The Lantos Foundation for Human Rights awarded Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng its 2012 Tom Lantos Human Rights Prize at a ceremony at the U.S. Capitol. Rabinowitz/Dorf worked to secure coverage across a range of U.S. and international media in order to focus attention on the human rights struggle in China.

The One Campaign’s World Aids Day event featured President Obama and former Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. Rabinowitz/Dorf Communications coordinated a live satellite broadcast bringing together program segments from around the world.

The Newtown Action Alliance and the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence brings Newtown teachers, victims’ families and residents to press for a meaningful assault weapons ban. Outreach by Rabinowitz/Dorf led to coverage by national media including AP, Washington Post, CNN and MSNBC.

President Obama spoke to the Biennial Convention of the Union for Reform Judaism. Rabinowitz/Dorf Communications coordinated media outreach for the conference and drew attention to a speech that made a strong argument for the successes of his first term in office.

Interfaith Alliance and Human Rights First brought together Christians, Muslims and Jews at houses of worship across the United States, including the Washington National Cathedral. Rabinowitz/Dorf Communications helped conceptualize and implement "Faith Shared" bringing the two organizations together.

Retired generals and admirals witness President Obama signing executive orders ending torture and promising to close the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay. Rabinowitz/Dorf Communications spearheaded a two-year public campaign with the decorated military leaders that continues today.

Reporters cover the first repair to Washington National Cathedral's central tower on the first anniversary of the 2011 earthquake. Rabinowitz/Dorf Communications has worked with the Cathedral to increase public awareness of the significant damage to a national treasure.