Oct 26 2020
In The News
The Rockefeller Foundation will commit $1bn over the next three years to help catalyze a more inclusive, green recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic, including plans to scale up distributed renewable …
OCTOBER 2020
Oct 26 2020
In The News
The Rockefeller Foundation announced on Monday that it will allocate $1 billion over the next three years to address the pandemic and its aftermath. The Foundation will leverage both its …
Oct 26 2020
In The News
The Rockefeller Foundation pledged $1 billion on Monday to help address the Covid-19 pandemic and its aftermath, with a focus on expanding access to coronavirus tests and vaccines in the …
Oct 14 2020
Press Releases
First-of-its-Kind Screening Testing Protocols for K-12 Schools Across the United States Four Cities and One State to Pilot Protocols with 120,000 Rapid Antigen Tests Provided by HHS NEW YORK | October 14, …
SEPTEMBER 2020
Sep 16 2020
Beijing+25: Accelerating Progress for Women and Girls
As the third episode in the #RFBreakthrough series, “The Great Equalizer or Divider: Technology for Gender Justice and Women’s Empowerment”, The Rockefeller Foundation hosted a livestream discussion with Vital Voices …
Sep 10 2020
In The News
"The report is the first testing protocol from the Rockefeller Foundation, which has already issued several testing-related reports and is working with 10 governors to buy and distribute 5 million …
Sep 10 2020
Press Releases
Annapolis, MD | September 10, 2020—Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced today the purchase of 250,000 rapid, point-of-care tests for Covid-19. The tests, which can provide results in minutes rather than …
Sep 09 2020
Press Releases
Strategies customizable to local pandemic situations DURHAM, North Carolina | September 9, 2020 – A new, first-of-its kind report provides a framework for public health officials and community leaders in schools, …
Sep 01 2020
In The News
The Covid-19 pandemic has revealed the vulnerabilities and failures of our systems, and the urgent need to build back better. A central dimension of building back better is the need …
Sep 01 2020
In The News
The agency’s new guidelines are wrong, so states have to step up on their own to suppress the coronavirus. By Harold Varmus and Rajiv Shah Harold Varmus is a former director of the National Institutes …