Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health will have a faculty epidemiologist serve as Center for Urban Family’s director of research and evaluation. This partnership will advance the work of strengthening families and addressing poverty.

Each year, the Jack Miller Center conducts a rigorous two-week conference for a cohort of 20-25 talented young scholars to gain a profound understanding of American political thought and history and build a rich professional network to further their intellectual growth.

With more than 50,000 students reached through outreach programming, the American Battlefield Trust invites educators to utilize ready-made resources for their students

American Enterprise Institute announces a new initiative aimed at reintroducing Americans to the unique value of their national inheritance. AEI’s “We Hold These Truths: America at 250” multivolume essay series studies issues central to the founding era through eight distinct themes.

Christopher House announces new CEO, Julie Dakers, who has worked with the organization for nearly 20 years.

Over the past 20 years, Upwardly Global has focused on providing career resources to immigrants and immigrant-serving organizations and creating an enabling environment that unlocks the potential of immigrant, refugee, and asylee professionals rebuilding their lives in the U.S. In 2023, we witnessed an expansion in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and other technologies in recruitment and hiring, but biases continue to leave our communities sidelined.

Baltimore City students are discovering potential new career paths in classes that cover topics such as coding and graphic design at a local tech center.

The Policy Circle helps women leaders increase their impact through civic engagement. 2023 was a year of growth for the organization, thanks in part to support from the Bowe Stewart Foundation to expand the CLER program.

Amy Brigham is a rising civic star who came to The Policy Circle and CLER through the 2023 Military Outreach Initiative.

“Free speech is for everyone, no matter what team you’re on.”That’s the message of FIRE’s short video airing nationwide…The ad features two announcers arguing over a football player’s kneeling protest in order to highlight the importance of free speech during our polarized times.

Together with collaborative partners, including the National Park Service, the ABT has produced maps, apps, curricula, articles and more than 130 videos – most of them about three minutes in length. These new War of 1812 videos are part of an ongoing series titled “How We Became America: The Untold History” and examine under-explored aspects of “the second war of independence.”

Op-ed written by Peter Bowe and Barbara Stewart to celebrate their continued partnership with WTCI and to announce the recruitment period for the ninth cohort of Bowe Fellows.

The “Nation’s Report Card” is out with new results on what our eighth-graders know about U.S. history and civics, and the results are grim. AEI’s Director of Education Policy Studies weighs in on the issue and where we go from here.

The Policy Circle will deploy the gift to expand its reach and build civic leaders amongst the U.S. Military and Veterans Communities.

With youth violence a major concern in Baltimore City, Cristo Rey is helping youth become leaders in the community.

The World Trade Center Institute (WTCI) and the Bowe-Stewart Foundation are excited to announce the 2022/2023 cohort of the Bowe Fellowship program.

FIRE defends the right to free speech for all Americans. FIRE announced a $75 million expansion into off-campus free speech advocacy and defense, supported in part by the Bowe Stewart Foundation.

In Baltimore, an inventive nonprofit is teaching children from the inner city the skills they need to get good jobs in their hometown.

The Center for Urban Families (CFUF) is a respected leader in workforce programming that transforms lives through education, training, and wealth creation. 2021 marked the Center for Urban Families’ 22nd anniversary and the transformation of 32,204 lives through their services.

Through their family foundation and the Harry Hill Lawson estate, Stewart and Bowe made the largest private donation to Christopher House in their nearly 110 year history.

Christopher House incorporates parental involvement and family support to keep the magic going, and to avoid ‘fade-out’ of beneficial preschool impacts.