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35 entrepreneurs, grantees, and entrepreneur advocates visited Capitol Hill to discuss the barriers that America’s makers, doers, and dreamers face in starting and growing businesses. The Kauffman Foundation asked three of them questions about entrepreneurship and policy.

Victor Hwang with Rosalynn and Jimmy Carter

Rosalynn and Jimmy Carter with Victor Hwang On the first Sunday of this month, I finally did something I’ve dreamed about for over two decades. I went to church with former President Jimmy Carter and First Lady Rosalynn Carter in their hometown of Plains, Georgia. What I didn’t expect was that being in Plains would be […]

Amplify - Empowering KC's Educators of Color for Student Success

Dena Simmons, director of education at the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, discusses the power of bringing together educators of color to discuss their authentic experiences.

The Grooming Project, 1 in a Million, 1 Million Cups

Natasha Kirsch may not define herself first as an entrepreneur. Her success won’t be measured by revenue or sales. Instead, Kirsch’s success will be measured by her ability to help stabilize homeless families.

Success in our nation’s economy is inextricably linked to the equitable access and advancement in our nation’s classrooms, and philanthropy plays an essential role in propelling social sector change. The Kauffman Foundation’s partnership with Promise54 requires us to look at our own data, our strengths and weaknesses, and develop an internal plan to embrace a diversity, equity and inclusion framework throughout our whole organization.

From its home in Kansas City, the Kauffman Foundation welcomes neighbors and people from across the country who are working on important causes that strengthen our community to its Conference Center.

How do we engage in a community-wide “think,” which provides access for all voices, values all voices, and works toward a stronger future together?