Craig Kennedy
Contributor at Freelance
Writer at The Chronicle of Philanthropy
Senior Research Director at Aragon Research
Sr. Director of Research at Aragon Research Lead Analyst/Advisor covering Conversational AI, Cloud Computing, and Enterprise Security
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2 weeks ago |
philanthropy.com | Craig Kennedy
But these pleas for unity and action are likely to fall on deaf ears. Intentionally or not, the legislation targets institutions that have limited popular support, especially in areas where Republican sensibilities prevail. Dean Zerbe, former senior counsel for the U.S. Senate Finance Committee, bluntly observed that the legislation is “a wipeout for the sector and those refusing to consider much-needed reform” of the field.
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2 months ago |
mdpi.com | Jessica Bowden |Ryan Woolrych |Craig Kennedy
1. Introduction‘Aging-in-place’ has been a key policy driver in recent years and refers to the ability of an older person—defined by the United Nations as a person aged 60 or older—to remain living in their own home and community with some level of independence, rather than being placed in residential care [1,2].
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2 months ago |
thegivingreview.com | Craig Kennedy
The below column originally appeared in The Chronicle of Philanthropy on February 27, 2025. ***Among President Donald Trump’s many executive orders targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion, two have profound implications for higher education and should spur such institutions to rethink whether they should continue to accept government funding.
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Feb 27, 2025 |
philanthropy.com | Craig Kennedy
Among President Donald Trump’s many executive orders targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion, two have profound implications for higher education and should spur such institutions to rethink whether they should continue to accept government funding. The most significant of those executive orders explicitly requires universities and colleges that receive federal funds or participate in federal student loan assistance programs to demonstrate that they have dismantled their DEI initiatives.
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Dec 1, 2024 |
thegivingreview.com | Craig Kennedy
The below essay, republished with permission, originally appeared in the Claremont Review of Books‘ Fall 2024 issue. ***Ask Americans to name a charity and most will mention their church, a local food bank, the community theater, or, at Christmastime, the Salvation Army.
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