The Center for Advancing Opportunity (CAO) has released its second annual State of Opportunity in America study in collaboration with Gallup, the Thurgood Marshall College Fund, the Charles Koch Foundation and Koch Industries.
Cornell Law School’s Migration and Human Rights Program is exploring the impact a points-based immigration system could have in the U.S with a one-year research grant from the Charles Koch Foundation.
Iowa State University will host its 17th annual First Amendment Days this week—connecting students, faculty, staff and local residents with what it means to freely think, speak, and otherwise express yourself in an open, pluralistic society
American University’s Entrepreneurship Incubator is helping students develop businesses that are bettering the world.
Comedians are truth-tellers who not only make us laugh, but who frequently tackle taboo subjects (and not always tastefully). Yet by doing so, they launch often-difficult conversations on sensitive topics such as race and religion.
Charles Koch, the chairman of the Charles Koch Foundation, and Brian Hooks, the Foundation’s president, reflected upon the organization’s role as a bridgebuilder during the Aspen Institute’s 2019 Global Philanthropy Forum (GPF) conference in a session titled “Funding Across Difference.”
The podcast Pessimists Archive looks back on once-new technologies and the fears they invoked to find out.
The Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) today kicks off its Entrepreneurship Summit that invites a select group of scholars to a four-day, experiential learning conference introducing attendees to ways of applying an entrepreneurial mindset in any career they choose to pursue.
The Charles Koch Foundation announced today that it will fund a series of grants to support research projects that explore viable solutions to accomplish United States objectives in Afghanistan and Syria.
George Mason University’s Schar School of Policy and Government announced that it has received a gift of $1.1 million from the Charles Koch Foundation.
