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We believe exposure to innovation, collaboration with peers, and constructive debate propel us personally and in our grantmaking. To achieve this, our thought-provoking and constructive events address major shifts impacting the fields of education and philanthropy right now.
Upcoming Events
Immigrant Families at Risk: Public Charge Proposals, Data Sharing and How Funders Can Help
Immigrant families are navigating a rapidly shifting policy landscape that could dramatically change how they access basic supports and how their sensitive personal information is used. Changes to Basic Supports. A newly released set of proposed federal rules would significantly expand how “public charge” determinations are made—potentially reshaping long-standing policies that have guided access to public benefits for decades. If...
Supportive Learning Environments for Belonging and Deeper Learning
Join the National Academy of Education and the Equity Assistance Center-South at the Southern Education Foundation for a webinar focused on supportive learning environments. This session brings together leading research and educator experience to examine how learning, development, relationships, and context influence student engagement, belonging, and access to deeper learning. Featuring Mary Helen Immordino-Yang alongside three educators, this conversation will...
State of Nonprofits 2026: What Funders Need to Know
Under extraordinary pressure, nonprofits across the U.S. continue to serve their communities in countless vital ways. But how are these organizations — and their leaders — faring? What is their outlook for the coming year, and what do they need donors to understand? In this session, the Center for Effective Philanthropy will present the 2026 findings of its annual State...
Public Education Under Attack: How EPI Research and Tools Support Investment in Public Schools
EPI’s Chief Economist, Josh Bivens; Director of EPI’s Program on Race, Ethnicity, and the Economy, Valerie Wilson; and Economist Hilary Wething discuss public education and how critical public goods are being attacked at both the state and federal levels. Our research demonstrates that fully funded and strong public schools—with fairly compensated educators—lead to a society with high achieving students and...
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