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December 2025

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Hoover Institution: Honoring the Economic Legacy of George P. Shultz

Koret Board President Michael Boskin spoke on a panel discussing the legacy of economist and former Secretary of State George P. Shultz

November 2025

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A lighter mood at Z3, as the focus turns to renewal and rebuilding

The Z3 Conference. held this year in Palo Alto, brought together thinkers, creatives, and policy makers to envision a bright future for the Jewish people.

October 2025

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Koret-funded USF Innovation Hub receives important award

The American Institute of Architects, San Francisco (AIASF) recently recognized the USF Innovation Hive with a Citation Award in the category of Interior Architecture.

September 2025

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Silicon Valley Jewish Film Festival highlights independent international film

The Silicon Valley Jewish Film Festival bring independent films to American audiences who might otherwise not be able to access them through a mix of in-person and streamed screenings.

September 2025

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Second Harvest breaks ground on a centralized facility

Second Harvest broke ground on their new centralized headquarters in early September. This space will allow the organization to operate more efficiently and better serve the community.

July 2025

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Swords to Ploughshares hosts Veterans Connect event to gather veterans and resources in one place

Swords to Plowshares hosted Veterans Connect, where over 150 veterans connected with housing, healthcare, and community support.

July 2025

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How Common Sense Media Is Fighting for Kids in the Age of AI

Common Sense Media is stepping into the AI fray, helping educators, students, and families use media literacy to navigate an increasingly complex online world.

July 2025

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San Francisco Lauds Ruth Asawa in Stunning SFMOMA Homecoming

SFMOMA has opened a remarkable retrospective of the work of artist, educator, and activist Ruth Asawa. The exhibition is on view through September 2.

June 2025

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Black and Jewish Americans Gather for Juneteenth Celebration

The JCCSF is one of many Jewish organizations that hosted a Juneteenth celebration this year, building solidarity and community in the Bay Area.

June 2025

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Music@Menlo Launches Summer Concert Series

Music@Menlo launches their summer concert series, providing world class music programming for the community and fostering a love of classical music in young people.

May 2025

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Eight new exhibits mark Israel Museum’s 60th anniversary

The Israel Museum prepares to celebrate its 60th anniversary with new exhibits

May 2025

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“Among Neighbors” shows in Israeli theaters to great acclaim

“Among Neighbors” has had its limited run in Israeli theaters extended due to enthusiastic audience response