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Exclusive interview: Laura Arnold is one America’s biggest philanthropists. But in this moment, when America is splintered by deep divisions, she is perhaps best known for her success creating bipartisan solutions to some of America’s toughest problems through her work at Arnold Ventures. Arnold joined Chronicle CEO Stacy Palmer to share what she’s learned from work on issues related to criminal justice, health care, taxation, and democracy. One key: check your ideology at the door. If you don’t respect other points of view and make room for them, she said, “you will lose the fight right then.” Watch the full interview on: 🔵 LinkedIn 👉 https://bit.ly/3Mxu1VC 🔴 YouTube 👉 https://bit.ly/3ZeBaBU
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"Let’s build something together. And let’s build someone up together,” says Eric Liu, founder of Citizen University. Liu is a public intellectual with nine books to his name as well as Ted Talks with more than 2 million views. In between his undergraduate days at Yale University and earning a Harvard Law School degree, he did a stint in Bill Clinton’s White House as a whiz kid speechwriter, returning later as a domestic policy aide. Drew Lindsay reports for #TheCommons on Liu's project bringing dozens of nonprofits together to build connection and support communities. Read more: https://bit.ly/3z7o1jg
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Opinion: Steph and Ayesha Curry: We've seen first-hand how tutoring changed our kids' lives. That's why we're giving Oakland schools $25 million to fund tutoring and literacy programs — and why more grant makers should join us. Read the essay 🌟 https://bit.ly/3XxtyZO Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation Stephen Curry
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✴️ The weekly newsletter from #TheCommons is LIVE! ✴️ We’ve got a story about a group of 50+ nonprofit leaders who have gathered together for more than a decade simply to help each other out. “It’s mutual aid on steroids,” says one. Plus: Watch philanthropist Laura Arnold’s exclusive interview with The Commons in Conversation. Listen in as she breaks down ways to ensure that the voices of average Americans — not the extremes — are heard in elections. Arnold Ventures Citizen University Eric Liu Stacy Palmer Drew Lindsay
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Two decades after its founding, Google.org, the tech giant's charitable arm, is revamping its approach to philanthropy to center its strategy on artificial intelligence. "What's happened over the last year or two is trying to really define a set of focus areas that work for Google," says Maggie Johnson, global head of Google.org. Google.org, which announced the pivot during a summit today in Sunnyvale, Calif., plans to invest in nonprofit A.I. training, academic research, and A.I.-powered educational programs. Sara Herschander reports: https://bit.ly/3ASzN1B
Two Decades In, Google.org Reimagines Its Role in the A.I. Era
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Opinion: Readers agree that the band offers several useful lessons on running a nonprofit. Read the responses: https://bit.ly/4gdBFlv And check out the original op-ed by Eboo Patel: https://bit.ly/4gdBFlv
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We report on a $120 million donation from Gary and Alya Michelson that will help UCLA launch the California Institute for Immunology and Immunotherapy, a medical research hub that will house efforts aimed at developing new treatments to prevent and cure diseases. Officials at the institute will also work on bringing those treatments to the marketplace. Read more about #BigGifts: https://bit.ly/4dQmQE0 UCLA Health Michelson Medical Research Foundation
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Opinion: On-campus sustainability efforts inspire students in the same way that a recent op-ed writer uses concerts to mobilize fans to take climate action, writes Austin Hinkel. https://bit.ly/477Zmrz Hinkel is assistant professor of physics at Thomas More University.
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As the #Paralympics unfold in Paris, we examine the transformative power of philanthropy in women's sports in the past 50 years since Title IX's passage. From youth leagues to elite competition, organizations like the Women's Sports Foundation have played a crucial role in advancing equity, distributing tens of millions in grants and advocating for policy changes. Still, despite significant progress, substantial barriers persist. "Fifty years is not that long — it takes time" to realize equity, said Danette Leighton, CEO of the Women's Sports Foundation, yet "for every generation, you're seeing more and more interest in this space." As viewership and investment in women's sports reach unprecedented levels, Leighton and other advocates continue to push for a future where every girl and woman has equal opportunity to play. Sara Herschander reports: https://bit.ly/3XdX8lA
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