How the Immigration Policy Lab at Standford is Using Data to Help Immigrants Succeed
GeoMatch asks migrants about themselves — their skills, education, and hopes — and helps them find communities where they can flourish.
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The Charles Koch Foundation supports research that spurs social progress, contributing to a society of mutual benefit. Although we invite proposals for a select number of issues, we encourage proposals for any research that shares the goals and vision of the Foundation. General Grant Opportunities The Charles Koch Foundation supports proposals from individuals seeking innovative solutions. … Continued
mikeroweWORKS Foundation helps Americans find meaningful work
An annual scholarship program rewards people who show work ethic, personal responsibility, delayed gratification, and a positive attitude.
Research driving progress
The Center for the Study of Free Enterprise at Western Carolina University explores the drivers of prosperity so that its community can flourish now.
Postsecondary education needs alternative financing models
Cancelling student-loan debt will not solve the root cause of surging cost. But innovative financing models could make a positive difference.
Student success through quality instruction
Quality transcends any medium. It gets students logged-on early. It deepens learning. And it draws students and faculty together.
Create Micro-pathways That Stack to Degrees (and Lead to Good Jobs)
The new majority of learners don’t need a costly degree. They need a well-designed, affordable micro-pathway that leads to a high-growth job.
One university: Multiple products
A college education is no longer something that happens to young people in one physical place, during one period of their lives.
Integrate learning and work with a job-embedded degree
Instead of being in the background as a supplement to learning, work experience needs to be central in order to build the future workforce.
Separate knowledge from brand
What if university brand was no longer the dominant signal of quality for employers evaluating applicants?