Understanding the Modern Family in Philanthropy
Virginia Esposito speaks with the Chronicle of Philanthropy about the evolution of family foundations and what to expect in the next few years.
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11 Things Seema Verma Said at HIMSS
CMS Administrator had powerful messages to share related to new HHS interoperability proposal.
Toilets and Textbooks: Bill and Melinda Gates Outline Their Future Giving
New discoveries and fresh revelations will influence how Bill and Melinda Gates spend their foundation’s $52 billion in assets
Clinical Transformation Must Be Rooted In Patients Realities And The Evidence Base
Clinical transformation must infuse mental health care into every part of the health system.
Boulder Fund Distributes $900k to Nine Projects Expanding Equity Opportunities in Education and Beyond
The Boulder Fund supports and nurtures innovations by leaders of color in education
Task Force Outlines Strategy To Address California s Shortfall Of Health Workers
Gov. Gavin Newsom has proposed bold steps to ensure more Californians have health coverage
Jackson, Biloxi Catholic Diocese Call on Legislature to Expand ESA Program
In letters addressed to the legislature, the leaders of the Catholic Dioceses of Jackson and Biloxi voiced support for expanding Mississippi’s Education Scholarship Account program.
Multimedia Teaching
Engage students with video of Supreme Court Justices teaching about the Constitution, games, and more.
What Can We Do about Falling US Life Expectancy?
After last Thanksgiving, the US Centers for Disease Control reported that US life expectancy declined again in 2017, after falling in 2015.
The Phoenix
On February 5th, The Philanthropy Roundtable hosted a call with this community that harnesses the power of sports and community to help those who have suffered from substance abuse.
Health systems work to balance core operations with new ventures
Healthcare providers constantly debate whether to make short-term investments to maintain their core business or to put profits toward alternative revenue sources.
Gottlieb Lays Out Real World Evidence Priorities for 2019
US Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb offered a look at FDA’s plans around real-world data and real-world evidence in 2019.
$1.15 Million Investment Will Help More Indianapolis Students Navigate Decisions Around Drugs, Alcohol
Five grants continue Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation’s three-year initiative to invest in proven drug-prevention programming, bring total number of students reached to 83,000
Academic Questions
Can Harvard solve the problem of donor intent?
Arnold Foundation announces funding for first-of-its-kind addiction treatment rating system
The Laura and John Arnold Foundation (LJAF) today announced a $1.3 million grant to the national nonprofit Shatterproof to pilot the first addiction treatment rating system.
Washington Examiner: With Trump on board, Congress is in position to actually pass major healthcare legislation
Senators see a opening for legislation to eliminate unexpected massive medical bills
Originalism Summer Seminar
A boot camp for law students on interpreting the Constitution, featuring all-star lecturers. Deadline Feb. 15.
Forming Educators
Preparing teachers through primary sources that develop core concepts.
Foundations, Estates Expected To Fuel Rise In Philanthropy
Charitable giving should grow during the next two years, powered by giving from foundations and estates, according to a new study.