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If our partners are doing the transformative work of envisioning a better world for all of us, then as funders,...
As a sector we talk a lot about systems change work, but...
Kenya
IF's Shikha Goyal and Abdelrahman Hassan share why funding African research requires a systems approach.
Creating college communities that are open and welcoming to parenting students is one way colleges and universities can continue making...
Everyone working to promote childcare can take a more holistic perspective to support, measure, and advocate for better outcomes for children and families. A co-authored piece with our partners in...
A new set of giving practices has been on the rise amongst philanthropists: more partnerships, fewer regulations, faster disbursement of funds, and a more conscious look at power and other...
In the three years since it split from the Omidyar Network, Imaginable Futures has been working to redefine itself as a global education funder.
With local research talent so well-placed to help improve African education, we need to level the playing field. African researchers are eager to tackle the problems their communities are facing.
