Mar 22 2023
In The News
For more than 60 years, The Rockefeller Foundation has hosted scientists, academics, and artists for a unique summer program.
In the annals of ostentatious philanthropic giving, it’s hard to beat Helena …
MARCH 2023
FEBRUARY 2022
Feb 11 2022
In The News
Dr. Rajiv Shah is president of The Rockefeller Foundation and served as administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development from 2010 to 2015. Seven years ago, a group of U.S. …
JANUARY 2022
Jan 27 2022
In The News
The new BA.2 sub-strain has been detected in 55 countries including the U.S., but the World Health Organization says it is not a variant of concern. You’ve probably heard the #Omicron “stealth” sub-variant, …
JULY 2021
Jul 21 2021
In The News
The Rockefeller foundation, in consultation with experts, has developed a comprehensive document on Covid-19 tests that outlines who should be tested using what method, equitable availability of testing even in …
Jul 21 2021
In The News
At a time when our health systems are completely overwhelmed, vaccination alone will not stop the pandemic and supplementary tools, such as intensified testing and contact tracing, must be strengthened and …
Jul 16 2021
In The News
The U.S. spends $1.1 trillion a year on food. But when the impacts of the food system on different parts of our society — including rising health care costs, climate …
MARCH 2021
Mar 05 2021
In The News
In partnership with The Information Technology Disaster Resource Center (ITDRC), The Rockefeller Foundation, Zoom, Cielo Scholarship Foundation, and EducationSuperHighway, the City enhanced access to remote learning for thousands of young …
NOVEMBER 2020
Nov 06 2020
In The News
“Left to its own devices, the path we're on — for both the Covid-19 public health response and the overall economic recovery from Covid-19 — is going to lead to …
Nov 05 2020
In The News
Dr. Rajiv J. Shah participated in an hour-long event hosted by the CSIS Commission on Strengthening America’s Health Security. In his conversation with CSIS’s Steve Morrison and Sarah Ladislaw, Raj …
Nov 03 2020
In The News
The lower accuracy rate of antigen tests has given pause to some state officials and school administrators when considering whether to use them in vulnerable nursing home and K-12 school …