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Amy Klement interviews with Forbes to share how Imaginable Futures is diving deeper and collaborating with partners to address systematic inequities that perpetuate barriers for learners.

Imaginable Futures, a global philanthropic investment firm has launched a program that will see it invest over USD 7 million to fund youth education programs in Kenya and Sub- Saharan...

For philanthropy to drive sustainable change, we need to rethink traditional models that are too often top-down and risk perpetuating the same systems of oppression they seek to transform.

Philanthropy has helped All Our Kin's work and expand its reach. Its co-founder and CEO Jessica Sager believes philanthropy has a key role in creating an infrastructure of early care...

The early childhood education system in the United States is fundamentally broken. Edsurge is expanding its coverage with Imaginable Futures' support.

Our nation’s higher-education system has too often failed to support students who don’t fit the traditional mold. To achieve economic mobility and racial equity, we must support student parents.

A report from IWPR highlights the importance of intentionally engaging, retaining and supporting adult parents and looks at the policy and practice reforms needed to help them succeed in college.

Segundo o pesquisa feita pela Datafolha, 71% dos pais de estudantes valorizam mais os professores agora do que antes da pandemia.

A new report from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research has made a compelling case for parents who have not earned a degree to go back to college.

Upswing, a digital resource for nontraditional students including student parents, has raised a $5 million Series A. Vinice Davis chats with The Plug’s editor on why Imaginable Futures invested.