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Knight Foundation

Invests in journalism, arts, and community engagement in 26 U.S. cities including Houston.

bigger_we neighborhood voice

Assets: $2.5B · Annual Giving: $100M+ · Est. 1950

Website (305) 908-2600 web@knightfoundation.org

Funding Priorities

6

Arts and Culture(Arts Education)Digital Equity(Digital Literacy)

Civic EducationCivic Innovation(Civic Tech)

Civic Dialogue(Civil Dialogue)Storytelling

Leadership

1

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Alberto Ibarguen

executive

Wayfinder

19 connected resources

Families Voice The Bigger We

Arts Education Civic Education Civil Dialogue Storytelling Digital Literacy+1

The Story3

Art and Stories That Make a Positive Difference in Communitiesgoodgoodgood.co

What You Can Do6

Braver Arts - Bridge Political Divides Through ArtHouston

Braver Education - Civil Discourse Training for SchoolsNot mentioned

High School and Middle School Civil Discourse ProgramNot mentioned

Who’s In Charge8

Molly CookState · State Senator, District 15

Paul BettencourtState · State Senator

Ron WydenFederal · U.S. Senator

Recognizing Homeschool GraduatesHR 6392 · Pending

Investing in Public SchoolsHR 7570 · Introduced

Commemorative Stamp for Charity Adams EarleyHRES 1077 · Introduced

The Journey

29 connected resources across 5 levels

Trail depth

Level 1

Get CuriousRead, watch, explore1 resource

Level 2

Find Your PeopleMeet orgs, neighbors, groups14 resources

Level 3

Show UpEvents, meetings, volunteering

We are building resources for this level

Level 4

Go DeeperTraining, sustained involvement8 resourcesYou are here

PolicyMaking National Holiday and Patriotic Rules Easy to FindThis law organized all the rules about national holidays, special ceremonies, and patriotic groups into one clear section of federal law. It made these important rules much easier for everyone to find and understand without changing what they actually say.

PolicyRenaming a Historic Trails CenterThis federal bill would rename a historic trails center in Wyoming after Barbara L. Cubin to honor her service to the state. It does not change how the center works — it just gives it a new name to recognize her contributions.

PolicyRecognizing Homeschool GraduatesThis federal bill makes sure that students who are homeschooled get official recognition when they finish their education. This makes it easier for them to apply to colleges and get jobs, just like students from other schools.

+5 more at this level

Level 5

Make Your MoveAdvocacy, organizing, creating6 resources

Focus Areas

Arts Education Civic Education Civil Dialogue Storytelling Digital Literacy Civic Tech

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