Embracing our Interdependence Share: Facebook LinkedIn Twitter In a country born out of the notion of individualism, our greatest strength can actually be our interdependence. We can remain strong individuals while also building stronger systems, and a stronger nation. Stories A letter from the editors: Embracing our Interdependence Written by Keith Mays and Julie Scheidegger In a country born out of the notion of individualism, our greatest strength can actually be our interdependence. We need to retain our interdependenceEven in times of distress, entrepreneurs will step up to help build community with interdependence as its foundation. A community of new rituals and habits, of well-being, and with the commitment to fair play that invests in all of its people, and especially those who have been left out and left behind.By PHILIP GASKIN, MATTHEW POZEL, and MATTHEW LONG April 9, 2020We need to retain our interdependence 10 ways to make sure small businesses weather the storm and can rebuild for the long termAmerica can’t afford to lose its small business sector; government, at all levels, needs to listen to entrepreneurs and prioritize solutions that support new and small businesses.Written by WENDY GUILLIES April 30, 202010 ways to make sure small businesses weather the storm and can rebuild for the long term The digital divide in education just got a lot widerA panel of experts discuss how the school shutdowns caused by the pandemic is only making it more difficult for vulnerable students to receive a quality education.By KEITH MAYS and MATTHEW LONG May 7, 2020The digital divide in education just got a lot wider To tell the stories of overlooked entrepreneursExperienced business writer and editor Elizabeth MacBride took a risk to show how vital unsung entrepreneurs and small businesses are to the U.S. economy and became an entrepreneur herself. Then, the coronavirus hit.By KEITH MAYS and MATTHEW LONGApril 30, 2020To tell the stories of overlooked entrepreneurs No entrepreneur has to be aloneAs 1 Million Cups communities across the country become virtual, rather than in-person events, communities remain in-tact and entrepreneurs can stay connected.Written by RYAN LILLYMay 7, 2020No entrepreneur has to be alone Nine new grantees take action to Start Us UpThe Start Us Up Coalition is activated and grantee projects are funded to make sure entrepreneurship is no longer an afterthought in policy.Written by JULIE SCHEIDEGGER May 8, 2020Nine new grantees take action to Start Us Up Make your inbox more interesting Sign up to receive stories and insights that underscore the essential role of education and entrepreneurship in growing an inclusive economy. I agree that the Foundation may use my personal information to communicate with me about the Foundation and programs I may find interesting, to personalize my experience on Foundation web sites, conduct academic/charitable research, and share my data with trusted Foundation affiliates. Please review our privacy policy which provides info on how we use and process your data.*