Organisation·Founded 1969·Washington DC, USA
“The Leadership Conference Education Fund builds public will for laws and policies that promote and protect the civil and human rights of every person in the United States.”In its own words: civilrights.org
Governance & policy

US civil-rights education and advocacy body; its Media and Technology programme and Center for Civil Rights and Technology examine AI, facial recognition, risk assessments and platforms for civil-rights harms. AI is a small share of its work.

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Received $640k from 1 funder

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Led by Maya Wiley (President and CEO), Dorian Warren (Board Chair)Checked 8 Nov 2026

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2 grants totalling $640k, newest first.

2023 1 grant · $600k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
2023MacArthur Foundation$600kFlexible support for Media and Technology Program (AI rights, platform oversight, misinformation) (3 years) — MacArthur Technology in the Public Interest, grantee page source
2022 1 grant · $40k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
2022MacArthur Foundation$40kReport/public awareness on implementing the AI Bill of Rights blueprint (7 months) — MacArthur Technology in the Public Interest, grantee page source