How to Get Outsized Returns on the $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill
The coronavirus pandemic sent a clear message that equitable access to infrastructure is a requirement for living and thriving in today’s world.
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Siegel Funds New Research on the Evolving Nature of Work
With a new wave of investments SFE is exploring what the future world of work looks like to uncover how we can help shape a tech-powered economy that benefits everyone.
Introducing Research at Siegel Family Endowment
Siegel Family Endowment is proud to announce our new, in-house research capacity. John Irons, our recently appointed Senior Vice President and Head of Research, will lead this new endeavor.
Research at Siegel Family Endowment: Our Approach
Our strategic approach for our research efforts begins with what we’re tentatively calling the 3 “N”’s: Knowledge, Networks, and Insights.
Research at Siegel Family Endowment: Research & Philanthropy
In 2021, we are building out additional research capabilities, both in partnership with other research organizations as well as internally to SFE.
Research at Siegel Family Endowment
In 2021, we are building out additional research capabilities, both in partnership with other research organizations as well as internally. This research function is entirely new for the organization, and a major first.
As the Pandemic Magnifies Misinformation, SFE Grantees Defend Information Integrity
In a time when a clear, objective, and trustworthy media and information landscape is more important than ever, the COVID-19 pandemic is magnifying many troubling and increasingly urgent trends in mis- and disinformation.
The Changing Nature of Work
In the spring of 2019, Siegel Family Endowment provided support to MIT Work of the Future and the Aspen Institute Future of Work Initiative for a discussion of the most pressing issues surrounding the rapidly changing nature of work.
How Will AI and Automation Affect Cities?
The Scalable Cooperation Group at MIT has embarked on a set of research projects that aim to illuminate many facets of the future of work.