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While many Americans believe fervently and faithfully in expanding opportunity, America’s internship-industrial complex does just the opposite.

Ford and Open Society Foundations Comment on the Legacy of Lynching, On Death Row In 1989, a 29-year-old ... death row. Over the decades, it has handled hundreds of capital cases, and has spared 125 offenders from...

... night in Schwab Auditorium. Steinem spoke as part of the Student Programming Association's Distinguished Speaker Series to a crowd of nearly 600. Co-founder of Ms. Magazine and New York...

... for Patients with Chronic Illnesses For the roughly half of all Americans with chronic health problems, there are more ... health apps designed to help them deal with a wide range of illnesses and conditions...

... heavyweights are moving their assets and funds out of fossil fuels at a record pace. A network of local governments, pension funds, faith organizations, ... to a report released on Monday. That’s a huge sum...

Ford's Darren Walker Says Arts Are ‘The Soul Of The Country’ and Are Worth Fighting For The arts spark ... to democracy. “Art is not a privilege. It is the soul of our country, the beating heart of...

... offers pro-bono legal services to immigrants regardless of their residency status. Coordinated by the state’s ...

... grant from the Open Society Foundations in support of its efforts to advance human rights through science and ... investments in new technology and to expand its network of health professionals and human...

... Priorities, Multilateralism and Philanthropy Amid a mood of global distrust toward institutions, philanthropic ... together and taking risks, said Rajiv Shah in some of his first public remarks since taking...