Matthew Condon, a long-time entrepreneur in the health industry and champion of business in Kansas City, joins the Kauffman Foundation Board of Trustees.

The damaging impact of the current government shutdown on entrepreneurship will far-outlast its record-setting duration.

You might have to intentionally look beneath all the rethinking, reimagining, frustration, and setbacks of 2018 to see progress, but it was there. The sparks of progress were lit, and kept burning, by some uncommon folks.

Get past easy headlines and political angling to see what entrepreneurs are really telling legislators.

A new study shows, once again, the significant role of teachers of color – and the significant gap in the presence of teachers of color – in American schools.

Literacy KC has adapted, evolved – even moved – to meet the need and expand the benefits of literacy to individuals, families, and the community.

To those who take responsibility for how their actions, or inactions, affect the success of all students, I am grateful.

If policy and economic development favored entrepreneurs more than big business, and everyone got a fair shot to make their ideas a reality, America might just keep its competitive edge – a conversation with Kauffman’s Larry Jacob and the AOL co-founder at the NationSwell Summit.

These 1 Million Cups organizers are taking steps toward fostering more inclusive communities across the nation.

Across the globe, entrepreneurs, mentors, investors, and ecosystem builders will connect in order to inspire people everywhere to make their entrepreneurial dream a reality.