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Final Round of Village Capital’s “Future of Work and Learning” Cohort
Less than 15% of global venture capital goes to female founders. Since its formation in 2009, Village Capital has sought to remedy that problem: designing, testing and sharing tools and processes that drive investment to entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds.
Investing in Women!
Chloe Capital, in partnership with ECMC Foundation, continue their national tour to Invest In Women! Together, they’re offering several new opportunities for women-led innovation companies. 1-day PopUps offer fundraising experiences for female founders and feature fireside chats with women leaders, startup pitches and investments between $100,000 – $250,000. The Michelson 20MM Foundation sponsored the wildly successful Los Angeles PopUp, and will be heading to New Orleans in 2020!
Smart Justice at City Hall
In celebration of the November 25 premiere of Lynn Novick's four-part documentary film series College Behind Bars on PBS, we are looking back at our recent pre-screening at L.A. City Hall. Watch our video to see what you...
Los Angeles Intellectual Property Summit Shines a Light on Protecting the Innovation Ecosystem
In keeping with our mission of promoting intellectual property (IP) education, the Michelson 20MM Foundation (Michelson 20MM) and the Michelson Institute for Intellectual Property (Michelson IP) are pleased to announce our latest summit – The Future of Intellectual Property: Examining IP in a Changing World.
Root and Rebound’s Incarceration to Education Initiative Receives Spark Grant
For the millions of Californians with prior justice involvement, education is critical for developing skills as well as building a support network for a better life. To help combat the issue, the Michelson 20MM Foundation is awarding Root and Rebound a Spark Grant for their Incarceration to Education Initiative.
Hildreth Institute Awarded Spark Grant for No Debt College Campaign
For millions of American, student debt is more than a temporary burden; it’s a detriment to their economic and personal well-being. According to the Federal Reserve, the central bank of the United States, over half of all young adults who attended college...