Reimagining Education: Advancing Knowledge for Public Good
The Campus Consortium Foundation (CCF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit research institute dedicated to exploring bold ideas, generating actionable research, and shaping policy to address systemic challenges in education and workforce development. We bring together scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to catalyze innovation, elevate equity, and create a future of learning that works for all.
What We Do
CCF conducts rigorous research, develops actionable policy frameworks, and fosters cross-sector dialogue to reimagine education and workforce systems. We work alongside academic institutions, community leaders, and policymakers to drive systemic change through knowledge, not capital.
Our Model
From research to recommendations to real-world application, CCF facilitates a structured process that connects insight with impact. Our work includes original studies, collaborative pilots, and strategic convenings that elevate equity and evidence-based reform.
Why It Matters
As education systems face growing challenges of access, affordability, and alignment with the future of work, CCF advances ideas that empower students, support educators, and strengthen communities—especially in historically underserved environments.
EdTech Think Tank Webinar
How Trinity University and Morehouse College Navigate
Their Cyber Threats
Wednesday, May 15, 2024 | 02:00 PM - 3:00 PM (EST) (100 Seats Available)
Brian Cornell
CISO OculusIT
Serving Morehouse College and Trinity University
Dr. Kimberley L. Jones
Vice President IT Services and CIO
Morehouse College
In an era of escalating cyber threats and attacks, it is imperative for institutions of higher education to fortify their security defenses to protect the campus community from harm and malicious activity. Recognizing the complexities involved in managing cyber threats, many college leaders are seeking assistance and partnerships to increase their campus’s cybersecurity expertise to effectively navigate and proactively prevent these ever-evolving threats.
Webinars and Conferences
Education and Technology Report
engagement activities: Thought Leadership via Our Monthly EdTalks Broadcast