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The Nathan Cummings Foundation’s Arts and Culture Program Guidelines build on our earlier efforts to sustain and share community-building models developed by small and mid-sized, culturally specific and community-based arts institutions. Our new objectives represent an expanded vision . . . more> | |
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The Nathan Cummings Foundation is rooted in the Jewish
tradition and committed to democratic values and social justice, including
fairness, diversity, and community. We seek to build a socially and economically
just society that values and protects the ecological balance for future
generations; promotes humane health care; and fosters arts and culture
that enriches communities.
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Although the environmental movement has achieved many successes, the public still bears most of the cost of environmental degradation. . . more> | |||||
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| A nation’s commitment to equal access to healthcare is a reflection of its commitment to equal opportunity for all. Wealth and income are the greatest determinants of health, which is also affected by the social, psychological, spiritual, and . . . more> | The Jewish Life program, reflecting the values of the prophet Micah, promotes the ethics and practice of social justice (Tzedec) and loving kindness (Chesed) as central values underlying contemporary Jewish life. This includes . . . more> | |
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The technological, economic globalization and communications revolutions are causing transformations that create challenges to social and economic justice and the ability . . . more> | |
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