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posts in Nurture Knowledge found All Articles Filters Foundation NewsFive Years of Growth and Change View Article October 17 10:00 am UTC Exhibition: Joyce J: Scott: Walk a Mile in My Dreams Seattle, Washington Step into the visionary world of Joyce J. Scott, celebrated as one of today’s most prolific and boundary-breaking artists. Best known for her... Read more Democracy, Ethics, and Public Trust How Communities in Colombia are Mobilizing to Shape Their Own Best Futures A significant transformation is taking place in the beautiful landscapes of Colombia’s Upper Cauca River Valley. This change is being driven by...View Resource Clare Boothe Luce Program Empowering Users, Resisting Tech Titans: Reclaiming AI and the Internet Sarah Roberts, Full Professor of Gender Studies, Information Studies, and Labor Studies at UCLA, has always been conscious of the history of academic...View Resource Grantee SpotlightDr. Esma Gel on the Beauty and Future of Math View Article Clare Boothe Luce Program “We Need to Blend Indigenous Knowledge and Western Science for Deeper Insights,” say Indigenous Scholars “Science, as it’s typically presented, is very much through a Western lens. It’s considered objective, something above culture, but...View Resource Asia No Time to Lose in Advancing Cross-Disciplinary Asian Studies At the end of 2023, I retired from the Henry Luce Foundation, where I was proud to have worked for 25 years as a member of its Asia Program, first as...View Resource 1
Exhibition: Joyce J: Scott: Walk a Mile in My Dreams Seattle, Washington Step into the visionary world of Joyce J. Scott, celebrated as one of today’s most prolific and boundary-breaking artists. Best known for her... Read more
How Communities in Colombia are Mobilizing to Shape Their Own Best Futures A significant transformation is taking place in the beautiful landscapes of Colombia’s Upper Cauca River Valley. This change is being driven by...View Resource
Empowering Users, Resisting Tech Titans: Reclaiming AI and the Internet Sarah Roberts, Full Professor of Gender Studies, Information Studies, and Labor Studies at UCLA, has always been conscious of the history of academic...View Resource
“We Need to Blend Indigenous Knowledge and Western Science for Deeper Insights,” say Indigenous Scholars “Science, as it’s typically presented, is very much through a Western lens. It’s considered objective, something above culture, but...View Resource
No Time to Lose in Advancing Cross-Disciplinary Asian Studies At the end of 2023, I retired from the Henry Luce Foundation, where I was proud to have worked for 25 years as a member of its Asia Program, first as...View Resource
