For the last four years, Siegel Family Endowment has worked with Peer 2 Peer University (P2PU) as it has expanded the scope, scale, and focus of its community-driven education programming.
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.
Technological resilience and uniquely human capacities hedge against change, as skills, industries, and careers continue to evolve.
The coronavirus pandemic sent a clear message that equitable access to infrastructure is a requirement for living and thriving in today’s world.
Explore how two of our grantees work to develop responsible and future-forward workforce systems.
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.
Learn how our grantees are advancing the conversation around adaptation, access, inclusion, and systems alignment.
Siegel Family Endowment’s Katy Knight argues in City Limits that we cannot let the digital divide leave more of our students behind.
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.
In this first article in SFE’s ‘Beyond Upskilling’ series, COOP’s founder and CEO Kalani Leifer examines the ways in which the organization’s programs set participants up for success, and explores the nuanced role of social capital in expanding opportunity.
SFE marks Workforce Development month in September with an Insights series on skills development within the innovation economy