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One of our Indigenous Knowledge fellows, Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, was recently spotlighted in an NPR podcast episode of NPR's Code Switch about how book bans affect Indigenous literature. @fndi303 buff.ly/3Aj3wjU

Former Luce Scholar and Habitat for Humanity CEO @jreckford received the 2024 Administrator of the Year Award from the BYU Marriott School of Business School of Business. Of his Luce year, he said: “[It] gave me the time and space to reflect on the kind of life I wanted to lead.” buff.ly/4dHMwSR

Grantee Spotlight: Our Indigenous Knowledge Program grant to the California Indian Culture and Sovereignty Center at Cal State San Marcos was just featured on CSUSM News. buff.ly/4doW31t

Want to know how the Luce Scholars Program can change your life? Hear directly from former Luce Scholars! buff.ly/3WMuYja

Explore Corita Art Center's "Catching Sight: Viewfinding Tour." It's a free digital guide to various sites in Los Angeles inspired by Corita’s photography and the diverse city that shaped her work and continues to encompass her legacy. Explore the city: buff.ly/3MaVHzj

Grantee Spotlight: The Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian on the National Mall opens “Sublime Light: The Tapestry Art of DY Begay” celebrates more than three decades of innovation by fiber artist DY Begay (Diné [Navajo], b. 1953). buff.ly/3Ax6AJq

Grantee Spotlight: TheDifferenceEngine This Spring, The Difference Engine launched their Women’s Power and Influence (WPI) Index Version 2.0 with an event featuring: @laurieofmars Nancy Gonzales Mukta Mohan Higher Ground Kai Ryssdal Sign up for their newsletter: buff.ly/3SSMSOs

Grantee Spotlight: ICT Media @indiancountrytoday ICT’s Mark Trahant's story on the Quinault nation was published on PBS NewsHour. This is part of their coverage of how Indigenous communities are tackling the climate crisis. Read more stories here: ictnews.org

Speaking at our 2024 CBL conference, Sarah Roberts spoke about how to reclaim #AI from the tech titans. Dr. Sarah T. Roberts [email protected] Hear more here: buff.ly/3MhSpul #AIEthics #WomenInSTEM

The 2024-2025 cohort of Luce Scholars are all settling into their placement countries for their #LuceYear! Here are some of the countries they're placed in: Want to spend 13 months in Asia? Applications are open: lucescholars.org

27 participants from 11 countries recently attended the Epistimi's Women in Energy workshop in Athens, Greece. Epistimi.org helps young scientists and engineers begin their leadership journey. Learn more about Epistemi here: buff.ly/46ZjqMw

Grantee Spotlight: Auburn is launching a Center for Storytelling and Narrative Change to provide resources for faith leaders addressing the root causes of historic injustice, and healing their communities through storytelling. Learn more: buff.ly/3yIQz2B

A @CambodianLivingArts Artist Fellow tries out throwing pots at the fantastic Clay Arts Center, which has inspiring exhibitions and a whole range of workshops and experiences in its community outreach program. (Picture via New York Southeast Asia Network)

Grantee Spotlight: On the right is Sayun Simung, director of “Back to Our Land.” On the left is Kristian Sendon Cordero, director of “Found Objects, Freed Stories." Both are Luce-funded projects through a grant to UCLA’s Center for Southeast Asian Studies.

Photographer Jeremy Dennis, an Indigenous Knowledge Initiative grantee, will be featured in this year's armory show. Learn more about the show in @Hyperallergic: buff.ly/477y4l1 📸 : Jeremy Dennis, “Dream of a New World” (2019) (image Aicon Gallery)

"You Start to Feel Like You're in the Gravitational Field," says Co-Curator Glenn Adamson about Toshiko Takaezu's Exhibition at the Noguchi Museum. In our American Art Program interview series, we explore the minds behind museum curation. Hear from Glenn: buff.ly/3AGBdMm

Speaking at our conference in Chicago, @KsTsosie (Assistant Prof Arizona State University, NativeBio Data Consortium) spoke about the need to prioritize data rights and justice when collecting genetic data from marginalized communities. Hear more here: buff.ly/3WHj5cy

One month left to apply to the 2025-2026 cohort of Luce Scholars! Start the application process: buff.ly/3WMuYja

Grantee Spotlight: PEN America’s Unified Voices Summit in Orlando In June, The Unified Voices Summit — organized by @PENAmerica’s Florida staff — brought together crowds against censorship in Florida. Read more about the rousing event here: buff.ly/3MtXek9

We’re proud to be featured alongside our grantee The News Literacy Project in this article on Inside Philanthropy about the key organizations supporting initiatives to educate the public on discerning fact from fiction and promoting informed media consumption. buff.ly/3TekXbM