John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation (IL)
The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation is one of the nation's largest independent foundations.
The foundation supports creative people and effective institutions that are committed to building more just, verdant, and peaceful world. They work to defend human rights, advance global conservation, and security.
The foundation promotes the development of knowledge and individual creativity. They also work to strengthen institutions, improve public policy, and provide public information by supporting public interest media.
Juan Salgado Elected to Chair MacArthur Board.Salgado has served on the Board since 2020 and will assume his new role as chair in June 2025."Juan is a vital member of the MacArthur Board of...more
15 arts and culture and/or arts-centered organizations, in these and other arts practices, will receive 2025 Culture Equity and the Arts awards, totaling $3.2 million over three years.$240,000 Grants...more
15 arts and culture and/or arts-centered organizations, in these and other arts practices, will receive 2025 Culture Equity and the Arts awards, totaling $3.2 million over three years.$240,000 Grants...more
Oluwayemisi Olorunshola (PhD) is an experienced business professional with over 15 years' experience and training in Unilever Nigeria Plc.Rose Nat Eshiett has over 35years working experience with the...more
Oluwayemisi Olorunshola (PhD) is an experienced business professional with over 15 years' experience and training in Unilever Nigeria Plc.Rose Nat Eshiett has over 35years working experience with the...more
Philanthropy must do better to ensure that access to reliable information reaches underserved Black and brown communities.Tracie Powell, the founder of The Pivot Fund, says funders should be aware of...more
Philanthropy must do better to ensure that access to reliable information reaches underserved Black and brown communities.Tracie Powell, the founder of The Pivot Fund, says funders should be aware of...more
Becky John, after reading a Guardian article about social enterprises in 2006, decided to trigger her activist DNA by founding Who Made Your Pants? (WMYP)