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Mark C. Henrie

Mark C. Henrie is president of the Arthur N. Rupe Foundation in Santa Barbara, California. The views expressed here are his own and not necessarily those of the foundation.

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A New Birth of Intellectual Freedom on the Right

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In response to: What Went Wrong (and Right) with Conservative Philanthropy

Before Trump, conservative orthodoxy ruled right-of-center philanthropy. It now needs an agenda based on what gave rise to his presidency.

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Conservative Philanthropy Might Be Fractured, but It Can Rise Again  

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A new job for conservative nonprofits is bringing our miseducated college students (especially those who attend elite schools) together with good teachers.

Conservatives Have Become as Impatient as Liberals, and That’s Not Good

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The conservatives have natural advantages over the progressives that ought not be squandered.

Hartmann and Schmidt Respond on Conservative Philanthropy

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Our respondents offer an agenda for discussion that we hope continues, as conservatives (including conservative givers) learn from the advent of Trump.

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