
Saving Free Speech
Can intellectual humility and listening with empathy open closed minds and preserve honest debate?
Howard Fuller talks about how school choice empowers minorities, the problem of polarization, and why it’s time to rethink the entire education system.
A recently launched experiment supports parents in educating their own kids—during distance learning or otherwise.
Thirty years ago, when Father Greg Boyle was a pastor of Dolores Mission Church in Boyle Heights, he became troubled by the prevalence of gang violence in his neighborhood.
Can intellectual humility and listening with empathy open closed minds and preserve honest debate?
Are college campuses training young Americans in balkanization and grievance politics—and thus functioning as the fountainheads of national division? Philanthropy asked experts and donors. Here’s what they said.
Museums and culture groups are pressed to pledge allegiance to progressive doctrine.
Family foundations around the country meet the acute needs of health workers during the pandemic.
Zealots acted to delete images, history, and ideas they deigned intolerable. And each desecration left behind an ugliness that was far more than just visual.
What to do about hate speech.
An activist talks liberalism, racism, and grants with strings attached.
Charter Schools and Their Enemies by Thomas Sowell
Thomas Sowell explains why even triumphant charter schools spark resistance.
Roundtable President Elise Westhoff shares important news about the future of Philanthropy magazine.
American medical charity has a noble history that extends right to our present moment.
Two different paths to reform.
The head of Google.org on reinventing corporate philanthropy, Silicon Valley culture, and the mission that has driven her career.