This report analyzes how the United States can gain from increased “openness,” as definite in this paper, with respect to technological standards, software deveopment and innovation.

News from the Foundation and highlights of some of the work of our grantees.

Notes from Open Educational Resources Expert Meeting

This paper written by Paul M. Dholakia, JGSM & Connexions, Rice University for the OECD Experts Meeting in Malmo Sweden in February 2006 explores the challenge of sustainability for Open Educational Resources projects.

This document focuses on the tension between knowledge made freely available and the need for adequate resources to maintain and update open content over time.

News from the Foundation and highlights of some of the work of our grantees.

Part of a series of reports for the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation on women’s rights and poverty reduction.

The benefits of greenhouse gas reduction in Sao Paulo and California.

News from the Foundation and highlights of some of the work of our grantees.