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Quadrivium Foundation

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About Quadrivium Foundation

CB Rank

327937

The Quadrivium Foundation is a non-profit organization

Founded

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Private

New York, New York, United States

1-10

www.qdvm.org

Non Profit

Key People

Kathryn Murdoch: Co-Founder and President

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Operating Status

Active

Company Type

Non-profit

Founders

James Murdoch, Kathryn Murdoch

About the Company

The Quadrivium Foundation is a non-profit organization founded in 2013 by Kathryn and James Murdoch to support practical, measurable solutions at the intersection of society’s challenges. By promoting initiatives that target at least two of the foundation’s focus areas- Natural Resources, Science, Civic Life, Childhood Health and Equal Opportunity-

single actions can create multiple positive impacts.

Contact Email

kam@qdvm.org

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Women Founded

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Democracy Initiatives

Quadrivium Foundation supports initiatives to reform the democratic process, increase voter participation, and align leadership incentives, including projects like Unite America Institute and Democracy Works.

Technology and Society Projects

The foundation works on projects to counteract the misuse of technology by authoritarian regimes and promote healthy digital communication, such as the 'Countering High-Tech Illiberalism' project.