Recipients of Hewlett Foundation Grants Grade the Foundation’s Performance

MENLO PARK, Calif. – In a periodic survey designed to solicit the opinions of nonprofit organizations that receive funding from The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, the organizations say the Foundation has improved on nearly all measures since the surveys began in 2003. The nonprofit organizations give the Foundation higher than average marks for having 

“Foundations”: A Q&A with Kristi Kimball, Former Education Program Officer

“Foundations” is an occasional series of informal question-and-answer sessions with employees and others affiliated with The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation to give them an opportunity to explain their work. Kristi Kimball, who reached the end of her term as an officer in the Foundation’s Education Program on December 31, 2011, managed a wide range 

Matt Baker to Join Hewlett Foundation as Environment Program Officer

Matt Baker, a commissioner with the Colorado Public Utilities Commission and former executive director of the environmental advocacy organization Environment Colorado, will join The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation in late spring as an officer in its Environment Program, officials there announced today. Following his appointment to the Colorado Public Utilities Commission in 2008, Baker 

Hewlett Foundation Selects Larry Kramer as Next President

MENLO PARK, Calif. – The Board of Directors of The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation announced today that it has selected Larry Kramer to be the Foundation’s next president. Mr. Kramer, a noted constitutional lawyer, has been dean of Stanford Law School since 2004. Among his many accomplishments, Mr. Kramer helped launch partnerships with Stanford 

Marc Chun to Join Hewlett Foundation as Education Program Officer

MENLO PARK, Calif. – Marc Chun, an expert in assessing student achievement, will join The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation in early spring as an officer in its Education Program, officials there announced today. For the past ten years, Chun worked at the Council for Aid to Education, a nonprofit organization based in New York 

“Foundations”: A Q&A with Erin Rogers, Environment Program Officer

“Foundations” is an occasional series of informal question-and-answer sessions with employees and others affiliated with The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation to give them an opportunity to explain their work. Erin Rogers, an expert in climate and energy policy, serves as a program officer in the Foundation’s Environment Program. In this role, Ms. Rogers engages 

Six $50,000 Commissions for Choreographers Awarded by the Gerbode and Hewlett Foundations

SAN FRANCISCO and MENLO PARK, Calif.—The Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation and The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation are pleased to announce the recipients of a $300,000 initiative to support the creation and production of new dance and movement works by California choreographers. This initiative supports innovative California choreographers who reflect both the cultural and aesthetic 

Hewlett Foundation Sponsors Prize to Improve Automated Scoring of Student Essays

MENLO PARK, Calif. – The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation will award a $100,000 prize to the designers of software that can reliably automate the grading of essays for state tests, Foundation education officials announced today. The software competition is intended to begin to solve the problem of the high cost and the slow turnaround resulting 

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