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HRC Hosts Students from 33 Historically Black Colleges & Universities at Leadership Summit

“We were absolutely thrilled to welcome these student leaders for the 14th annual Human Rights Campaign HBCU summit,” said HRC President Alphonso David.

L.A. Phil celebrates 100 years with gala, concert and nighttime drone display

Held Thursday, 100 years to the day that the orchestra staged its first concert, the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s centennial celebration concert and gala raised $4.6 million to support the organization’s music education programs.

USC President Carol Folt’s daunting task: Fix a university battered by scandal

“It’s just who she is,” said Bohnett. “She is really all about the students and the faculty. Of course it’s not just that — she’s a very substantive leader — but with a lot of compassion and humanity.”

Committed To Cleaning Up Lake Agawam

Bohnett said despite a continued long road ahead, he and several others never lost hope, and were just waiting for a deep commitment.

Leadership lessons from Harvard by Sen. Justin Chenette

Spending a month down in Cambridge was a commitment for sure, but the dedicated professors and talented colleagues from all over the world made it extra special.

Linda Ronstadt Among 2019 Kennedy Center Honorees

This year’s selected Honorees were chosen based on the recommendation of the Center’s Special Honors Advisory Committee, which is chaired by David Bohnett.

Campus celebrates refresh of LGBT Resource Center’s CyberCenter

Members of the UC Riverside campus community joined together on July 2 to celebrate the

Senator awarded Harvard fellowship

The fellowship is provided by the David Bohnett Foundation and the Victory Institute.

Mason Funk video interview with David Bohnett published on OutWords

An in-depth interview with David Bohnett has been published on OutWords. OUTWORDS is the first

Many Paths to Progress: A Funder-Backed Study Sets its Sights on Reducing Gun Violence

Sometimes it seems as if mass shootings—at schools, offices and even churches—have become the “new