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By Allan Golston President, U.S. Program, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Our efforts to improve postsecondary success, which go back more than a decade, puts students at the center and is guided by these beliefs: Educational opportunity should not depend on race, ethnicity, or income. Colleges and universities can be critical agents of change ...
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has its headquarters in Seattle, Washington, where the Gates family has lived for generations. Our campus is a gathering place for employees, grantees, and partners to work together in solving some of the world’s most critical issues. It is intended to foster collaboration, transparency, and extend the ...
What documents will applicants need to complete? The typical set of documents includes an investment document (including a proposal narrative), a budget, and sometimes a results framework and tracker. Once a grant is approved, the grantee will typically rely on the investment document progress narrative section, and grant budget to report ...
The Gates Foundation’s guiding AI principles. “The world needs to make sure that everyone—and not just people who are well-off— benefits from artificial intelligence. Governments and philanthropy will need to play a major role in ensuring that it reduces inequity and doesn’t contribute to it.”. Bill Gates.
K-12 Education. To support schools in improving K-12 teaching and learning, with a focus on math as the cornerstone skill for academic success and greater opportunities in the workforce. Students, like those in this 8th grade social studies class in Chicago, need safe, nurturing learning environments where they are equipped to meet high standards.
A community information center in rural Kenya that offers computer training and Internet access. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s first grants, made in 1997, funded free internet access in U.S. public libraries as a way to give everyone ready access to information and the opportunities that come with digital skills and connectivity.
We already have the breakthrough technologies needed to provide safe and affordable sanitation services to the billions of people who are at risk of waste-borne diseases. Building markets and attracting businesses to this emerging sector are the next big challenges. By Doulaye Kone Interim Director, Water, Sanitation & Hygiene, Bill & Melinda ...
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