The Kauffman Junior Faculty Fellowship in Entrepreneurship recognizes faculty members in the United States conducting significant research in the field of entrepreneurship.

Supporting access to the best possible public schools cuts across all debates and ideologies to get to the heart of what matters for students and families.

Local community partners attended a half-day workshop that introduced the fundamentals of design thinking.

More than 100 1 Million Cups organizers gathered to collaborate, learn, and grow to serve more entrepreneurs and communities across the country.

As the reality of the challenge facing his city settles in following Hurricane Harvey, John Reale believes entrepreneurs and innovators will be essential to the recovery of Houston, as well as its future.

We have made commitments to thousands of students, including Dreamers, and we will continue to do everything we can to honor those pledges and provide the opportunities for which they have worked so hard.

The Important Role of Entrepreneur Development Organizations and Their Activities Entrepreneurial ecosystems are becoming recognized as a way to stimulate economic growth, innovation, and social change. Their implementation is gaining momentum across the United States and other parts of the world as their benefits are recognized. Nations, cities, regions, universities, and others are collaborating to […]

An inter-faith group explores how it can foster community engagement and improve outcomes for all students, regardless of their economic status, race, or family dynamics.

Committed to a new model of economic development, entrepreneurial ecosystem builders share takeaways from the inaugural ESHIP Summit.

Learn how the Kansas City Connector Project creates stronger networks for a more vibrant community.