The primary distinction of Fund for Teachers grants is the freedom we give teachers to design fellowships THEY consider... read more →
In honor of the 75th annivesary of DDay, we share the remarkable experience of FFT Fellow Dan Lundak. He designed an experience to retrace the steps of the US soldiers... 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 →