2010: Investigative Journalism for South Africa's Public Interest Open Society partnered with The Mail & Guardian newspaper to set up amaBhungane (Zulu for "the dung beetle") as South Africa's first investigative journalism center for free media.
2015: Bolstering the Internet's Role in Building Just and Open Societies Open Society joins other philanthropies to support groups that protect the open internet and strengthen access to information for all.
2018: Expanding the Drug Policy Debate through Art Across London, New York, Montreal, and Mexico City, over 10,000 people visit the Museum of Drug Policy-a pop-up art and cultural hub featuring discussions and public debate about the impact of the "war on drugs."
2024: Creating Space for Free Thought We launch The Ideas Letter, our online magazine that seeks to reinforce free debate on current issues with contributions from across ideological and intellectual divides.
As the world’s largest private funder of human rights, we protect individual freedoms and fairness, while advancing the dignity and well-being of all people.
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