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CNJG is pleased to share this program presented by the Technology Association of Grantmakers to our members.
Join this session to cut through the hype around generative AI (such as ChatGPT) and discuss the promise and pitfalls of generative AI to streamline and support philanthropy.
CNJG is pleased to partner with the Office of Internet Connectivity and Growth (OCIG) within the National Telecommunications and Information Administration at the U.S. Department of Commerce on this series to help the funding community know about the federal government’s investment into broadband access, and how communities, residents and organizations can take advantage of these funding opportunities.
CNJG is pleased to partner with the Office of Internet Connectivity and Growth (OCIG) within the National Telecommunications and Information Administration at the U.S. Department of Commerce on this series to help the funding community know about the federal government’s investment into broadband access, and how communities, residents and organizations can take advantage of these funding opportunities.
The report, Identifying Best Practices for Communications Workforce at Science Philanthropies, was developed through a collaboration by the Rita Allen, Albert and Mary Lasker, and John Templeton Foundations to identify challenges and opportunities in science philanthropy communications.
Rita Allen Foundation Announces $710,000 in Grants for New Ventures in Civic Information and Public Interest Technology.
The PSEG Foundation has granted Stevens Institute of Technology $250,000 towards the completion of the University’s Solar Decathlon entry, SURE HOUSE. The SURE (SUstainable and REsilient) HOUSE is Stevens’ entry into the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon competition and represents the schools’ vision of a sustainable and resilient home for the areas at greatest risk during extreme weather.
The Rita Allen Foundation is pleased to announce $350,000 in grants to support work that will promote greater understanding and engagement among scientific researchers, policymakers, media makers and the broader public.
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