Returning to the Bay
On Long Island, the Shinnecock Kelp Farmers are restoring more than an ecosystem—they're renewing a relationship between a community, its waters, and the generations to come.
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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
Foundation NewsRemembering James T. Laney
At the Henry Luce Foundation, where he served on the Board for more than two decades, Jim’s warmth, curiosity, and encouragement became a defining part of our community. His legacy lives on in the work he inspired, and even more in the people whose lives he touched so deeply.
Remembering James T. Laney
Care as Civic Repair
How can care activate civic repair? The stories in this edition of Story as Legacy suggest that civic repair begins not with abstraction, but attention: to community, to one another, and to our shared history.
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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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