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Restoring Public Trust to Build a Better Economic Future
How can we work towards building an economy that works for everyone? Joelle Gamble shares insights on restoring public trust, key structural changes, and economic policy.
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What Happens When a Community Commits to Strengthen ID Systems Around the World? Why We Invested in the #GoodID Movement
At Omidyar Network, we are humbled to be part of such a committed movement. Abiah Weaver shares insights on why we invested in the #GoodID Movement.
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Why We Invested: Gallup's Job Quality Survey
While unemployment rates are at a record low, there is an untold story. Far too many Americans are facing stagnant wages, experiencing greater job insecurity, and taking on second or third jobs just to make ends meet. Why the disconnect? Tracy Williams shares insights on why we invested in Gallup's job quality survey.
READ ONWhy We Invested: The Workers Lab Innovation Fund
Healthy economies, societies, and democracies are only possible when workers are empowered to bargain for better job outcomes and access their fair share of economic success. Learn more about why we invested in Why We Invested: The Workers Lab Innovation Fund.
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Why We are Investing in the Anti-Monopoly Fund
Decades of deregulation and lax antitrust enforcement have created a massive market concentration problem in the American economy. Read more from Gus Rossi on why we are investing in the Anti-Monopoly Fund
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Doing Business with Privacy at the Core
Subhashish Bhadra sat down with the new CEO of Terbium Labs, Pat Clawson, to learn more about this portfolio company’s expanding role in the digital risk protection landscape.
READ ONA Privacy-Conscious Population: Why We Funded the Busara Center for Behavioral Economics and Ashoka's Centre for Social and Behaviour Change
Over the past few years, privacy has exploded as a public policy concern — in regulatory chambers, in courts, on our televisions, and on the Internet.
READ ONOpen Questions on Good ID: When should Digital ID be Avoided?
In this new series, we will tackle open questions, one at a time, to share our perspective and invite others to offer theirs — all with the goal of adding more clarity on Good ID and finding the ideas that will move Good ID into practice.
READ ONOpen Questions on Good ID: What is Bad ID?
Good ID unlocks opportunities fairly, enabling all of us to engage in society on our own terms and safeguard our identities against misuse. In the second post in this series, we wanted to take the opportunity to start a conversation on bad ID.
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Collaborating for Infants and Toddlers: Investing in Home-Based Care
Omidyar Network’s investment in Home Grown is a multi-year collaboration of 10 diverse funders across the United States to recognize the promise of effective interventions in the early years to transform the life trajectory of children and their families.
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Announcement
Coalition of Foundations and Family Offices Launch the Tipping Point Fund to Scale the Impact Investing Field
Blue Haven Initiative, Ford Foundation, MacArthur Foundation and Omidyar Network will anchor the $12.5 million pool of philanthropic capital
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The Chronicle of Philanthropy: What Does Good ID Look Like?
CV Madhukar spoke with The Chronicle of Philanthropy for a podcast interview on the need for privacy-enhancing technology, the Good ID movement, and the data economy’s opportunities and challenges.
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Stewarding Digital Identity for Economic Inclusion, Privacy, and Security
Magdi Amin speaks with the Financial Times on his assessment of the digital identity opportunities in Africa.
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