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Charlotte Dungan, Chief Learning Officer at the Mark Cuban Foundation poses with students at Samsung Solve for Tomorrow event

At a Harlem High School, Mark Cuban Asks Students One Question: ‘Why Not Me?’

NEW YORK — The students already had an idea for their song before the instructions were finished. They wanted to write something for Mr. Greene, the teacher who had shown up for them when it counted. And now, sitting
Kate Maloney, Adonias Tadesse, and Angeline Le onstage at Infosys gala

Mark Cuban Foundation Student Ambassadors Take the Stage at the Infosys Impact Gala

SAN FRANCISCO. On February 21, a room full of tech executives in San Francisco sat down for an evening of panels and networking. Two of the speakers were still in high school. Those two students, Adonias Tadesse and An
Dylan M. Rafaty speaking while interpreter signing American Sign Language

At Texas Disability Hall of Fame, Leaders Call for Accessibility by Design

On February 6, leaders from across healthcare, wellness, sports, government and nonprofit organizations gathered at the Robinson Fine Arts Center for the North Texas Disability Chamber’s 2026 Annual Meeting and the i
Teachers at Rochester event

When Teachers Lead the Conversation on AI, Real Change Begins

What happens when the conversation about AI in schools starts not with technology, but with teachers? In early December, educators and education leaders gathered in Rochester to explore that question at the Teaching Ab