NYN Media: Nonprofits receive $50,000 awards to promote digital equity
Siegel Family Endowment awarded grants to five organizations after New York City’s Internet Master Plan was paused in June.
Siegel Family Endowment awarded grants to five organizations after New York City’s Internet Master Plan was paused in June.
As we wrap up the first half of the year, recent events have demonstrated that our work has never been more important.
Over the last few years, change has been rapid, unprecedented, and unpredictable – and students, teachers, and parents have all had to figure out how to share the burden of increasingly complex learning environments together.
Last week, members of Siegel’s grantmaking team attended the 2022 Feedback+ Summit, hosted by our longtime grantee partner Feedback Labs.
As Siegel Family Endowment continues to invest in reimagining the education system, we’re supporting organizations that reconsider what should be taught in a more future-resilient and inclusive system.
The pandemic’s exposure of our education system’s inequities and inadequacies and has set the stage for a complete reevaluation of how we educate.
Siegel Family Endowment’s Katy Knight argues in The Chronicle of Philanthropy that the once-in-a-generation federal infrastructure plan holds immense promise for communities across the country.
Siegel Family Endowment’s Katy Knight argues in City Limits that we cannot let the digital divide leave more of our students behind.
At Siegel Family Endowment (SFE), we believe deeply in the importance of strong social, physical, and digital infrastructure as a prerequisite for cultivating an engaged, resilient, and equitable society.
Siegel Family Endowment’s Executive Director Katy Knight recently participated in a panel discussion hosted by the Commonwealth Club of California.
What technically qualifies as infrastructure and who is responsible for investing in and maintaining the increasingly interdependent digital, physical, and social systems ?