Information for Foundations
Earth & Life Studies at The National Academies works with foundations in a number of ways. Foundations are encouraged to take advantage of our wealth of information on topics in health, the environment, and many other areas by exploring our more than 800 Reports.
Foundations can serve as sponsors for our studies, or provide support for communications activities that help disseminate vital information to the public. For information on how to sponsor a study, visit our Work With Us page.
Communications Activities
Earth & Life Studies at the National Academies develops products and strategies to increase public awareness and understanding of DELS studies. Visit our Report Briefs & Special Products page to view these materials.
Sponsors of Communications Activities Include:
- Rose-Marie and Jack R. Anderson
- Kenneth E. Behring
- Caterpillar Foundation
- The Glickenhaus Foundation
- McKnight Foundation
- T. & E. Inc.
- W.K. Kellogg Foundation
- The National Science Foundation
- The many individual contributors to the Presidents' Circle Communications Initiative of the National Academies
Education Programs
- Resources for Teachers Portal: a collection of materials derived from National Research Council reports that help teachers explore current events in science and policy.
- Anderson & Commonweal Internship Program: A paid internship for graduates of a public Benjamin Banneker Academic High School (Washington, DC) and Albert Einstein High School (Kensington, MD) to help encourage students interested in science, medicine, and engineering to peruse their interest regardless of their background.
Internship Supporters:
- Rose-Marie and Jack R. Anderson
- Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
- Commonweal Foundation
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