The primary distinction of Fund for Teachers grants is the freedom we give teachers to design fellowships THEY consider... read more →
Today marks the 76th anniversary of D-Day, when 156,000 American, British and Canadian forces landed on five beaches along a 50-mile stretch of the heavily fortified coast of France’s Normandy... read more →
Each Friday throughout the summer, we are highlighting one of our 2019 Fellows — their inspiration, itinerary, and plan for transforming student learning going forward. Today, we highlight our first... read more →
Each Friday, we highlight one of our 2019 Fellows -- their inspiration, itinerary, and plan for transforming student learning going forward. Today, however, we celebrate the completion of our first... read more →
Back in the ’80s, when Saturday Night Live was funny, Jon Lovitz did a skit called “Get to Know Me!” espousing how people (i.e. Steve Martin) benefited from knowing him. We believe the same... read more →
Tammy Friedman believes the link between art and its history can help build bridges among different cultures, including the culture of... read more →
ack in the ’80s, when Saturday Night Live was funny, Jon Lovitz did a skit called “Get to Know Me!” espousing how people (i.e. Steve Martin) benefited from knowing him. We believe the... read more →
...not a drop to drink. That's what Richard Lebowitz discovered on his Fund for Teachers fellowship last summer in Indonesia. For two weeks, he collaborated with Balinese municipalities, scholars, citizens... read more →
ack in the ’80s, when Saturday Night Live was funny, Jon Lovitz did a skit called “Get to Know Me!” espousing how people (i.e. Steve Martin) benefited from knowing him. We believe the... read more →
"From the ashes of disaster grow the roses of success" is the chorus from a song in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, a film produced months before the catastrophic Santa Barbara Oil Spill... read more →