I think of the women who came before: A Pictorial Quilt of Reproductive Justice in Cleveland
Carmen Winant, Photographer, Featured on The Gund Foundation Website.
Sometimes you have to try everything because everything is connected. Our current challenges are overwhelming: the threat of world war, climate disaster, and civil war. While growing up I often heard the phrase, “we’re going to…
In 2007, The George Gund Foundation started requiring all organizations seeking a grant from the Foundation to include a statement on their approaches and/or ideas for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Fifteen years later, all grant requests…
In the U.S. and internationally, a set of mostly small, community-based groups is quietly undertaking new approaches…
I was 10 in the fall of 1962 when the San Francisco Giants and Los Angeles Dodgers tied for the National League pennant and were to meet in a three-game playoff. Unhappily, our TV was broken…
I’m at least as much a journalist as I am an artist. Most folks would say I’m more of the former than the latter. I’m also the son of parents who endured a familiar strain of…
In her first letter as chair, Catherine Gund celebrates the impact women have had throughout the history of the Foundation and calls for a collective effort to build a more just world.
In his letter to the community, David Abbott reflects on the annual photographic essay and its connection to the crises in public health and racial justice sweeping the country.