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Reducing Nuclear Threats
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Supporting creative people, effective institutions, and influential networks building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world.
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Carrying out our work with a sense of urgency and flexible approaches that enable us to apply what we are learning.
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Sharing the results of our grantmaking and the lessons we learn as we carry out our work.
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The Just Imperative: First Update

From Julia Stasch, MacArthur President
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A More Inclusive View of Art and Artistic Expression
Perspectives
Surveys Highlight the Importance of Catalytic Capital
Chicago Stories
Transforming Communities and Cultivating Leaders
Perspectives
Statement on Recent U.S. Immigration Policy Decisions
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40 Years, 40 Stories

Spotlighting the impact and accomplishments of our grantees, partners, and initiatives

Meet the 2017 MacArthur Fellows

24 Extraordinarily Creative People Who Inspire Us All
Derek Peterson
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