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Letter from Charles Koch Foundation and Charles Koch Institute on COVID-19 Pandemic
Today we stand together with everyone in this country and around the world to do all we can to support one another and prevent the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic
Business Should be an Engine for Good
Economist Rajshree Agarwal argues that selfishness, within the context of collaborative enterprise, creates greater value for individuals and society
This International Women’s Day, the Charles Koch Foundation honors excellence and innovation in our grantees
Three scholars, three distinct points of view, but with similar goals: to understand how we can unlock value, increase engagement, and heal divisions to pave a civil path to a just society.
Scholars Access to 38 million URL Social Media Dataset, Possible Through Collaboration Between Independent Researchers and Private Sector
Social Science One’s work helps an array of researchers study more about the role social media plays in civic discourse and the open exchange of ideas
Charles Koch Foundation Raises Concern Over Proposal to Mandate Speaker Viewpoints at Arizona Universities
Universities need academic freedom to foster a dynamic, open intellectual environment that makes discovery possible.
Protecting Academic Freedom
Scholars at Risk Network focuses on a vital mission: Protect scholars and promote academic freedom
Helping College Students Stay on Pace for Graduation
The American Council on Education (ACE) has launched a new task force aimed at improving college transfer and award of credit practices.
Fourteen Universities Show How Faculty, Students Can Create Programs That Foster Cooperation Over Conflict
Fourteen universities are joining a new pilot initiative launched by Chicago-based education nonprofit Interfaith Youth Core, bringing together students and faculty on campuses across the country to leverage their diverse beliefs and backgrounds to counter polarization.
UCLA Brings Together Engineering and Law Scholars to Study How to Harness Benefits of Emerging Technology
UCLA’s new Institute for Technology, Policy, and Law will advance scholarship and address issues at the intersection of technology and the legal system, examining the impact of artificial intelligence, robotics, digital free speech and other new technologies on our society.