$25,000
2019 • 2 months • Technology in the Public Interest
The University of Washington educates a diverse student body to become responsible global citizens and future leaders through a challenging learning environment informed by cutting-edge scholarship. The award supports research for the development of a curriculum to be published titled Data Reasoning for Philanthropy that seeks to help professionals in philanthropy think critically about data and models that constitute knowledge in the natural and social sciences and equip grantmakers with new knowledge for evaluating proposals and projects that involve data reasoning.
$250,000
2016 • 2 years • Human Rights
The Tech Policy Lab is an interdisciplinary research unit at the University of Washington with a mission to position policymakers and technologists, broadly defined, to work together to make wiser and more inclusive decisions about technology policy. The award supports research and analysis aimed at advancing evidence-based considerations for privacy, security, and other human values in the design choices and policies that impact the Internet of Things.
$300,000
2014 • 3 years • Conservation & Sustainable Development
Conservation Magazine provides in-depth reporting on the most important environmental issues, and focuses on highlighting environmental successes that are grounded in science. This three-year grant will support Conservation Magazine's efforts to establish itself as the Environmental Media Lab and diversify its funding base in order to reduce dependency on subscribers and donors. A key component of this work will be transitioning the magazine's long-form content to the digital realm.
$150,000
2012 • 2 years • Conservation & Sustainable Development
To expand Conservation Magazine's distribution and reporting on key environment issues through the development of Conservation Conversations (over three years).