The Charles Koch Foundation announced a $3.7 million gift for MIT’s Security Studies Program at the Center for International Studies in the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences, and Harvard Kennedy School’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs collaborative program, the Project on Grand Strategy, Security, and Statecraft. The program, led by MIT professor Barry … Continued
A $5.6 million gift to LSU’s Stephenson Entrepreneurship Institute will expand its educational initiatives, applied research, and outreach.
The Ohio State University Mortiz College of Law announced the establishment of the Drug Enforcement and Policy Center (DEPC) that will study the impacts of the “war on drugs” on society.
With the growing visibility of opioid abuse in America, it is important to be careful not to make a substance abuse problem a criminal justice one.
The American Society of News Editors hotline is at the forefront of protecting reporters’ rights. A grant from the Charles Koch Foundation supports ASNE’s legal hotline.
The Charles Koch Foundation is pleased to announce an $80,000 grant for the American Society of News Editors, enabling the expansion of ASNE’s Legal Hotline service, and establishing a new series of workshops on First Amendment issues.
CKF to Sponsor Arizona State University Conference on Criminal Justice Reform The Charles Koch Foundation is proud to announce its sponsorship of Arizona State University’s State of Our State Conference on criminal justice reform. The conference will feature leaders from across society and government for a discussion on the state’s current approach to the issue … Continued
Students Discuss Former White House Official, Nobel Prize Economist As part of its work to support a marketplace of ideas in higher education, the Charles Koch Foundation provides grants to facilitate reading groups led by hundreds of faculty on campuses across the country. University faculty members tailor curriculum to engage students with a variety of … Continued
A First Look At Second Chances; Harvard Scholar Launches New Prison Research This month Bruce Western, sociology professor and faculty chair of the Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) Program in Criminal Justice Policy and Management, commenced the New York Reentry Study (NYRS). The two-year project will examine social and economic life of released prisoners and their … Continued
University of Virginia Launches Program to Improve Former Inmates’ Re-entry Into Society A new program at the University of Virginia will use custom software and apps to address an issue in need of rigorous study and innovative solutions: how to improve recently released inmates’ re-entry into society. “Two-thirds of released inmates will be re-arrested within … Continued
