The Lean Lab’s 2016 Incubator Fellowship welcomes parents, students and teachers to impact education innovation.
While the gender gap persists, the average revenue of female-owned firms is on the rise.
Enabling more women to become entrepreneurs and to open small businesses is one way we can help women succeed economically, helping their families and their communities.
Inequality has taken prominence as a pressing political issue, both in the United States and around the world. What role does entrepreneurship play in removing barriers to our collective economic security? Where does entrepreneurship break down the forces of inequality, where does it exacerbate them, and how can policy shape it into a more powerful force for economic independence?
Kauffman Scholars alumni fulfill Mr. K’s dream that investing in KC students would return college graduates who invest in KC.
This guest post is the first in a series by Kauffman Foundation grantees and other partners sharing insights on entrepreneurship diversity and inclusion.
Two takeaways from the Creative Corridor
If we accept that entrepreneurs are born, are we accepting the uneven distribution of entrepreneurial activity?
Policy Director Jason Wiens and Kauffman researcher Arnobio Morelix share presentations and findings around the Kauffman Index of Startup Activity and what policymakers can do to affect it
This fact sheet lists a range or research, articles and blog posts addressing the gender gap in entrepreneurship.
New district leadership and new schools provide exciting opportunities for Kansas City families this school year.
The right incentives can go a long way towards successful entrepreneurship. How does a functional, healthy labor market help entrepreneurs?
The majority of U.S. states and largest metropolitan areas experienced an increase in new business creation
Hear perspectives from two of the newest Kansas City Public Schools board members as the new school year kicks-off
