Eddy Zheng, a Chinese American immigrant who was caught up in the school-to-prison pipelineas a teenager, discovered a profound sense of belonging with ...

The philanthropic sector is seeing an increased focus on racial equity, and WKKF’s newest toolkit aids evaluators in embedding racial equity into evaluation ...

When COVID-19 hit Detroit in March of 2020, the challenges facing the city were instantly overwhelming and deadly. The city, with a poverty ...

Jenny Davis was walking her kids to school one day two years ago when she met a woman named Jasmine standing outside a ...

In Fall 2020, Village East Elementary School in Colorado’s Cherry Creek Public Schools, planned for its children to return to school in person. ...

Sometimes we’re drawn to an iconic story of someone else’s life, without knowing why. That is, until we start living into our own ...

W.K. Kellogg Foundation President and CEO La June Montgomery Tabron joined a conversation hosted by the University of Chicago’s Rustandy Center for Social ...

For decades, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation and our network of grantees and partners have focused on advancing racial equity, building the authentic relationships ...

The coronavirus is exposing the racial, economic and health inequities in Indian Country. W.K. Kellogg Foundation grantees and partners are addressing issues and ...

In 2017, Institute of Women & Ethnic Studies (IWES) coined the slogan “children are sad, not bad,” spurring a community-wide campaign on buses ...