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Henry Luce Foundation
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The Henry Luce Foundation, established in 1936 by Time Inc. co-founder Henry R. Luce, seeks to deepen knowledge and understanding in pursuit of a more democratic and just world. Based in New York City, it makes grants and runs leadership programs in American art, Asia, religion and theology, democracy and public trust, indigenous knowledge, and women in STEM. All programs accept unsolicited inquiries through its online portal.
- Website
- www.hluce.org
- Capabilities
- American Art, Asia, Democracy, Ethics & Public Trust, Indigenous Knowledge, Public Policy, Religion & Theology, Women in STEM
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- Unclaimed · Editor-verified
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