Partially funded the production for a prime-time documentary series, Hiding in Plain Sight: Our Mental Health Crisis.

This grant supported the sponsorship of the Barbara Gill Civic Science Fellowship, an emerging thought leader to develop new, evidence-based models for bidirectional public engagement on emerging neuroethics issues.

A Foundation grant will support the creation of the Dana Foundation Career Network in Neuroscience & Society at the Center for Bioethics at Harvard University. The Career Network’s goal is to expand and diversify the next generation of neuroscience and society students, practitioners, and scholars.

This grant provided support for a consensus study on legalities, regulations, and ethics of brain research using neuro-chimeras and organoids.

The Hastings Center and its scholars produce publications on ethical issues in health, science, and technology that inform policy, practice, and public understanding of bioethics. The Foundation is providing support for the Center to develop “Neuroscience and Society,” an open-access featured article series of six scholarly articles each year.

This grant supported a series of seminars and courses for judges, lawyers, and scientists in the UK to explore the benefits and risks posed by applying neuroscience to the judicial process.