Organisation·Founded 1968·Washington, DC, United States
“For over 50 years, the Wilson Center has bridged scholarship and policy to help leaders navigate global challenges and forge a stronger America and more secure world.”In its own words: wilsoncenter.org
Governance & policyEducation & training

Congressionally chartered, nonpartisan Washington policy forum linking scholarship and policy on global affairs; ran AI policy seminars and training for congressional staff.

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Received $3.6M from 1 funder

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Led by Natasha Jacome (President and CEO)Checked 27 Oct 2026

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All grants

5 grants totalling $3.6M, newest first.

2022 1 grant · $2M
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Jan 2022Navigating Transformative AI$2MGrant to "support [grantee's] AI policy training program, which is aimed at staffers for members of Congress and other policymakers. The program’s ultimate goal is to increase policymakers’ access to technical AI expertise.". From Vipul Naik's donations database (via OpenBook) source
2021 1 grant · $291k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Apr 2021Navigating Transformative AI$291kGrant "to pilot an AI policy training program. The Wilson Center is a non-partisan policy forum for tackling global issues through independent research and open dialogue.". From Vipul Naik's donations database (via OpenBook) source
2020 2 grants · $865k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Jun 2020Navigating Transformative AI$497kGrant "to organize additional in-depth AI policy seminars as part of its seminar series.". From Vipul Naik's donations database (via OpenBook) source
Feb 2020Navigating Transformative AI$368kGrant "to continue support for a series of in-depth AI policy seminars.". From Vipul Naik's donations database (via OpenBook) source
2018 1 grant · $400k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Jul 2018Navigating Transformative AI$400kGrant "to support a series of in-depth AI policy seminars.". From Vipul Naik's donations database (via OpenBook) source