Il governo Trump aveva affermato di aver congelato i finanziamenti per la National Endowment for Democracy (NED) che sotto la copertura di «promozione della democrazia», interferisce nelle elezioni e favorisce il "cambio di regime" in tutto il mondo, a cominciare dall'Ukraina #Trump #Democrazia #NED #UA
In questo momento, il governo e i suoi complici violano sistematicamente il Primo Emendamento per mettere a tacere gli artisti. Chiudono istituzioni come il Kennedy Center, tagliano i fondi ai musei e al National Endowment for the Arts, censurano libri e cancellano programmi televisivi da chi si esprime apertamente. È davvero grave. E tutto questo viene permesso da aziende codarde. Non farò nomi adesso. Ma sono onorata di passare il microfono ad artisti e attivisti che continuano a far sentire la propria voce e a cantare, affinché possiamo essere ispirati a ribellarci. Essere qui è un atto di speranza, e voi tutti mi date speranza. Questi diritti sono per tutti, per tutti. E dobbiamo difenderli per tutti. Anche se non li condividiamo. Non si tratta di Democratici o Repubblicani, di destra o di sinistra. Si tratta di giusto o sbagliato. Ed è sbagliato. È sbagliato che le persone vengano attaccate e definite terroristi per aver esercitato i propri diritti e le proprie libertà. È ora che gli americani di tutto il Paese, di tutto lo spettro politico, che hanno a cuore queste libertà, si alzino in piedi, in modo creativo e non violento, per difendere questi diritti, finché ne abbiamo la possibilità. E dobbiamo farlo ora. Perché se non lo facciamo, non avremo più alcun diritto da difendere.
O artigo de Tomás Roquette Tenreiro discute a importância do património familiar no setor agrícola ibérico, sublinhando a necessidade de um modelo de tipo endowment para garantir a continuidade e a sustentabilidade das explorações agrícolas familiares, que enfrentam desafios de sucessão e fragmentação, apesar de sua capacidade de resistir a crises ao longo do tempo. #AgriculturaFamiliar #Endowment #SucessãoAgrícola
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's cancellation of over 1,400 grants by the National Endowment for the Humanities was unconstitutional, causing "irreparable injury" and a chilling effect on protected expression, while revealing that agency employees used ChatGPT to identify grants for cancellation based on controversial criteria. #Humanities #FirstAmendment #GrantFunding #US
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's cancellation of over 1,400 grants by the National Endowment for the Humanities was unconstitutional, causing "irreparable injury" and a chilling effect on funded research, after lawsuits revealed the administration used ChatGPT to target grants related to diversity and inclusion. #Humanities #FirstAmendment #GovernmentTransparency #US
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's cancellation of over 1,400 grants by the National Endowment for the Humanities was unconstitutional, causing "irreparable injury" and a chilling effect on funded research, after lawsuits revealed the administration used ChatGPT to target grants related to diversity and inclusion. #Humanities #FirstAmendment #GovernmentTransparency #US
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's cancellation of over 1,400 grants by the National Endowment for the Humanities was unconstitutional, citing violations of the First and Fifth Amendments, while also highlighting the detrimental impact of these cuts on protected expression and ongoing research. #Humanities #FirstAmendment #FederalGrants #US
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's cancellation of over 1,400 grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities violated the Constitution, emphasizing that the decision caused "irreparable injury" to recipients and hindered protected expression, while also highlighting the use of ChatGPT by agency employees to target grants based on their alignment with the administration's values. #Humanities #FreeSpeech #GovernmentAccountability #US
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's cancellation of over 1,400 grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities violated the Constitution, stating the actions caused significant harm, disrupted important research, and employed unauthorized criteria to target specific groups, ultimately mandating the rescindment of the cuts. #Humanities #FreeSpeech #LegalDecision #US
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's cancellation of over 1,400 grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities violated the Constitution, stating the actions caused significant harm, disrupted important research, and employed unauthorized criteria to target specific groups, ultimately mandating the rescindment of the cuts. #Humanities #FreeSpeech #LegalDecision #US
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's cancellation of over 1,400 grants by the National Endowment for the Humanities violated the Constitution, highlighting the harm caused to protected expression and ongoing research, and ordered the agency to rescind the cuts while criticizing the unilateral actions taken under the directives of the Department of Government Efficiency. #Humanities #FreeSpeech #Grants #US
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's cancellation of over 1,400 grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities was unconstitutional, highlighting a "chilling effect" on academic expression and ordering the agency to restore the funding after lawsuits revealed that the cuts were influenced by discriminatory criteria against projects related to diversity and inclusion. #FirstAmendment #Humanities #GrantCuts #US
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's cancellation of over 1,400 grants by the National Endowment for the Humanities was unconstitutional, citing violations of the First and Fifth Amendments while ordering the agency to restore the funds due to the "irreparable injury" caused to recipients and their projects. #Humanities #FreeSpeech #LegalRuling #US #CA
BREAKING: #StonyBrookU has received a historic $12M endowment gift for the C.N. Yang Institute from Jack Yongfeng Zhang, PhD ’87 and Mary Zi-Ping Luo, PhD. This investment yields a total impact of $36M for SBU, securing our role in global discovery. More: https://t.co/eTqinIbKJm https://t.co/GxLEEVnmuk -
