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AI for Education program is sponsored by Renaissance Philanthropy (with support from Walton Family Foundation). This program supports breakthrough ideas that leverage AI to drive student success, particularly for underserved students. It aims to bridge the gap between AI advancements and educational implementation by funding programs, ideas, and networks that can make a significant impact on learning.
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The AI for Education program, with support from the Walton Family Foundation, seeks to discover and support breakthrough ideas that can drive student success. Active projects include the Learning Engineering Virtual Institute (LEVI) Math and Literacy, and CareerNet .
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Open Source for Science Fund A multi-donor philanthropic fund sustaining and evolving the open source software stack that underpins science. With $20 million in anchor funding from Biohub and Wellcome , and support from The Kavli Foundation and the Research Software Alliance , the fund aims to invest in the open computational foundations of science, and the communities behind them, with an initial focus on the life sciences.
Public Benefit Innovation Fund The Public Benefit Innovation Fund is a philanthropic venture fund and R&D lab which is supported by Renaissance Philanthropy. PBIF provides seed funding and technical support for researchers, nonprofits, academic labs, startups, and technologists working to improve social service delivery.
The Talent Mobility Fund increases the use of existing but underused immigration pathways through a multi-track expert-led grants program. Legal barriers often limit talent’s ability to move to opportunity, but there is a wide range of pathways that are under-utilized relative to their potential.
Tertiary accelerates the pace, scale and deployment of technological innovation by sourcing, structuring and monitoring loan guarantees for sustainable infrastructure projects backed by private philanthropic capital. By putting funds at risk instead of giving it away as grants, Tertiary offers philanthropists a new way to have impact.
UK Horizons: Advancing the UK's R&D Ecosystem The UK Horizons Programme seeks to supercharge the UK’s R&D ecosystem by building networks of innovators, expanding the diversity of science translation mechanisms in the UK, strengthening the UK’s philanthropic ecosystem, and building research translation strategies.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations with innovative ideas for using AI to improve education outcomes, especially for underserved students. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
AI for Education program is funded by Renaissance Philanthropy (with support from Walton Family Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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