American Queer Faith and Endurance at the Close of the Twentieth Century
A recovered trove of over 1,000 cassette tapes dating from the AIDS pandemic speaks to the resilience of San Francisco’s queer faithful
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The Work of Memory in the Making of Justice
In this second edition of our Story as Legacy series, we look to visionaries considering the historical record, insisting that the past be expansive and alive. How do we safeguard memory? How do we ensure the stories we tell are robust and just? How does this inform our future?
Explore the storiesOur GrantmakingWe seek to identify the most promising ideas and projects to support, teaming up with exciting and diverse organizations—all in pursuit of our mission to nurture new ideas that impact the world.
To learn more about each program’s guidelines and competitions, visit our program hub.
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Grantee: Change Labs
Project: Creating safe & modern workspace to support Native entrepreneurship within Native communities
Learn more: http://www.nativestartup.org
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Since 1936, the Henry Luce Foundation has supported the brightest leaders, the most visionary knowledge makers, and ideas that have the power to reshape the world.Â
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