2026 Bolder Futures Fellowship: AI for Social Good

A 12-week fall program designed to equip fellows with the tools to thrive in an evolving professional environment, and apply these skills to increase capacity for their partner nonprofit organization.

Alleviating Affordability Pressures on AA and NHPI Communities Will Require Better Data to Inform Effective Policies

In April, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani released the Preliminary Citywide Racial Equity Plan and an inaugural True Cost of Living Measure, recognizing that more-nuanced, local data are critical to effectively address the affordability crisis. A related Urban Institute report found 63 percent of Asian American (AA) and Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (NHPI) New Yorkers don’t … Read more

How Policymakers Can Improve Housing Affordability for AA and NHPI Communities

The end of April marks the conclusion of National Fair Housing Month, in recognition of the passage of the Fair Housing Act in April 1968. But today, the legacy of housing policies and the ongoing work required to build and sustain prosperous, thriving communities remains. Most American families lack the resources to truly afford to live securely in their … Read more

Committee of 100 Wikipedian Fellowship Application

The Committee of 100 Wikipedian Fellowship trains nonprofit leaders to write and edit Wikipedia so their communities are accurately represented in the knowledge systems that shape public understanding, including artificial intelligence. 

Call for Applications – 2026 Sherman Family Korea Emerging Scholar Lecture Award

The Korea Society seeks applications from scholars, researchers and specialists representative of a wide range of disciplines and backgrounds. Prior awardees have explored topics in the arts, architecture, political science and technology and have included Ph.D. candidates, junior professors (both tenure and non-tenure track), researchers and professionals. Former applicants have hailed from colleges and universities, … Read more