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Let's rebuild better.
Together, we can build a better future for all.

True equity and inclusion will only come from systems we rebuild better, so everyone has the opportunity to achieve economic stability, mobility, and prosperity.

We must support entrepreneurs of color, women, and those in rural areas. All students must be given the opportunity to learn through real world experiences. Policymakers must prioritize our new and small businesses.

Let's rebuild better

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LEADING IDEAS AND STORIES

The doors will not be closed on Black entrepreneurs

While the share of new Black entrepreneurs has steadily increased, the pandemic has dealt Black business owners a blow that only magnifies the inequities built into the American economy.

The reality of now >

Let’s commit to fulfilling the promise of our nation, together

Kauffman President & CEO Wendy Guillies writes that to create equitable, comprehensive, and sustainable change, we must first listen, develop shared knowledge, and bring people together.

Rebuilding better >

A vision for the future of student success is urgent

Our education system must prepare all students for learning, work, and life after high school in a rapidly changing world, which means the time to provide real-world learning opportunities is now.

Real World Learning >

Entrepreneurs of a certain age, in this uncertain time

At 50-ish and older, weathering hard times and calculating risk is tinged with the benefit of experience when it comes to the opportunity of startup life.

"50 isn’t the end, it’s the start.” >

RESEARCH AND RESOURCES FOR ACTION

•	Report: The relationship among motherhood, caregiving, and the persistent wage penalty it carries for women, employment, and entrepreneurship.
•	Entrepreneurship Brief: Who is the Entrepreneur? The Changing Diversity of New Entrepreneurs in the United States, 1996-2020
•	Real World Learning: Every student deserves to discover and pursue their real-world potential.
•	America’s New Business Plan: A bipartisan plan for policymakers that is focused on creating new jobs and rebuilding a more equitable economy.
•	Capital Access Lab: A national pilot initiative that aims to find, promote, and scale innovative investment managers, providing new kinds of capital to underserved entrepreneurs and communities in the United States.