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Education is one of the Foundation’s five focus areas for grantmaking. In this Q&A, the Foundation’s Education team explains our priorities and goals — and the difference Weinberg...
A new program in the San Francisco Unified School District aims to introduce high school students of color to the fields of health and life...
A new resource provides an overview of the Foundation’s grantmaking focused on serving the Jewish community in Israel and the United States. From 2021 through...
Moving out of poverty is undeniably challenging, but staying out can be even more difficult. In fact, people are more likely to move up and...
Fans of the sitcom Friends will remember Monica and Ross Geller celebrating Hanukkah in their plush Manhattan apartments throughout the holiday episodes, while their pal...
A new tool kit aims to inspire and guide funders, school districts, community partnerships, and other entities in establishing collaborative efforts to promote reading proficiency...
A new third-party evaluation demonstrates the impact of the Baltimore Elementary and Middle School Library Project and highlights key components of its success. Launched in...
