Call for session proposals for 2022 European Philanthropy Conference
The call for proposals is now closed. The night is darkest just before the dawn. Against the backdrop of the greatest crisis faced since World…
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Press release: Time is running out: Europe’s philanthropy sector needs imagination, boldness and inclusion to unleash its full potential
Vienna, 22 October 2021 – The annual conference of the European Foundation Centre (EFC) came to a successful close this week. For three days, discussions among around 400 representatives of…
LEGO Foundation pledges $30 million to Global Partnership for Education fund
The LEGO Foundation has announced a $30 million pledge to the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) fund, to drive inclusive access to quality education for all children. At the…
The future of education with the Philanthropic Leadership Platform: Russia-Europe
The fourth session of the second edition of the Philanthropic Leadership Platform: Russia-Europe, undertaken in partnership with the Vladimir Potanin Foundation, saw 20 participants explore the future of education…
A number of Danish foundations partner with Danish universities to establish artificial intelligence research centre in Denmark
A number of Danish foundations have entered into negotiations with a series of Danish universities to establish an artificial intelligence research centre in Denmark. The Danish…
LEGO Foundation publishes new report “Learning Through Play” highlighting the importance of play to childhood development
The LEGO Foundation has published “Learning Through Play: increasing impact, reducing inequality”, a new report highlighting the important role of play in…
Girls’ Education in Fragile Contexts
The Aga Khan Foundation UK is hosting an online conference on 31 March exploring the topic of ‘Girls’ Education in Fragile Contexts’.
Displaced and disrupted, but not deserted
This blog was originally published on the Porticus website. Over the last seven months, we’ve seen COVID-19 disrupting education all over the world, but…
