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About Craig Newmark Philanthropies
Craig Newmark is a Web pioneer best known for creating craigslist, which he stepped away from running day-to-day two decades ago. Craig’s full-time philanthropic work focuses on supporting organizations protecting America’s security and democracy. He has given more than $300 million in support of veterans and military families, trustworthy journalism and civic engagement campaigns, cyber security education programs, hunger relief, and pigeon rescue. Craig was influenced by his Sunday School teachers who escaped the Holocaust, set his moral compass, and taught him to treat people like you want to be treated – and how to know when enough is enough. He's not as funny as he thinks he is.

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Archived posts for "2019" | Newsroom

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Craigslist founder, Facebook's ex-security chief team up over 2020 online fears

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Stanford Internet Observatory Seeks to Detect Internet Abuse in Real Time

$5M gift from Craig Newmark Philanthropies will support new program, led by computer security expert Alex StamosJuly 25, 2019 – Massive volumes of data and content continue to exponentially expand across the internet, and the ability to examine the negative impacts of tech on society has not kept pace.
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FACEBOOK'S EX-SECURITY CHIEF DETAILS HIS 'OBSERVATORY' FOR INTERNET ABUSE

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The Technology 202: Facebook's political woes aren't over. But Wall Street is unfazed.

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Former Facebook Security Chief Gets $5 Million From Craigslist Founder for Tech Transparency Project

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The Chutzpah to Change: Embracing the Future at a Jewish Cultural Touchstone

By: Rachel Fishman Feddersen

Media leadership can be a tough gig. Gratifying, sure. Interesting, always. Occasionally, if you have a great team and you work really hard, you get a sign that things are going your way.
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We’ve debunked tech’s “pipeline problem.” So why aren’t more women getting funding?

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The Forward hires NY Times digital guru as editor-in-chief

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Jodi Rudoren, Veteran Times Journalist, Will Lead The Forward

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Craigslist's nerdy founder wants to change the world -- starting with your daily news