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Lilly Endowment Inc.

Lilly Endowment Inc.

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Oct 29, 2026

Bill ShribmanMODERATOR
4:58
The word empathy.
Bill ShribmanMODERATOR
5:00
is in our title, it's in the support from our funders at the Lilly Endowment, that we wanted to look at what I think used to be called social-emotional experience, but we're really expressing as this idea of empathy.
Bill ShribmanMODERATOR
5:18
And as we introduce the panel, one by one, I'm going to ask our first speaker, Dr. I'm going to mess this up.
Bill ShribmanMODERATOR
5:31
Namaste Korean to introduce herself.

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Joe CoxGUEST
23:13
And, you know, we're all about inspiring kids with these amazing things.
Joe CoxGUEST
23:17
And now AI enters the room.
Joe CoxGUEST
23:20
And so we are working on a really exciting project through the Fostering Character grant that Melissa mentioned with the Lilly Endowment.
Joe CoxGUEST
23:30
And our project is called Build a Better World.
MikeHOST
40:12
He noted those focuses could change pending results of the planning grant process.
MikeHOST
40:18
Indiana Tech announced two years ago that a $21 million grant from Lilly Endowment, Inc. would help the university establish an advanced manufacturing and innovation center on the Electric Works campus.
MikeHOST
40:33
The private institution completed its purchase of Building 36 at College and Wall Street last year.
MikeHOST
40:40
Funds from the Lilly grant helped underwrite the $1.5 million purchase cost.
Kate BowlerHOST
55:19
And there's no pressure to agree about everything afterward.
Kate BowlerHOST
55:23
Everything Happens Studios is made possible by the generous support of Lilly Endowment.
Kate BowlerHOST
55:27
And a huge thank you to the work of my amazing team, Jess Ritchie, Harriet Putman, Anne Herring, Haley Durrett, Megan Crunkleton, and Catherine Smith.
Kate BowlerHOST
55:37
This is Everything Happens with me, Kate Bowler.
Anne HathawayHOST
11:22
Thank you for letting me get to know her.
Anne HathawayHOST
11:25
And I was so excited when she got the Lilly Scholarship.
Anne HathawayHOST
11:31
It was very emotional and moving.
Anne HathawayHOST
11:33
So we'll keep on
Hannah MordowHOST
17:06
Now, more than 30 years later, it features a brand new playground, other improvements too.
Hannah MordowHOST
17:11
The renovations were funded through the Lilly Endowment and City Council funding.
Hannah MordowHOST
17:16
City leaders say the upgrades will give families a better place to play and just gather.
Hannah MordowHOST
17:20
We now know the Carmel-Chris-Kindlemark lineup for this year.
Stephen EstockGUEST
28:20
Where we're seeing a lot of that is not only through the ministry of GCP, which most of the catechetical training and curriculum comes through GCP, but we're seeing it in our Teach Us to Worship ministry.
Stephen EstockGUEST
28:32
It was funded by the Lilly Foundation grant that we got, and we were using it.
Stephen EstockGUEST
28:39
We're seeing a desire from parents, a desire— from elders to say, hey, we want to know more about intergenerational worship.
Stephen EstockGUEST
28:49
And so we're seeing more of that.
Katie McGradyHOST
5:39
So tell us the story of the People of Hope Museum.
Maria JosefinaGUEST
5:42
So the People of Hope Museum is an initiative of Catholic Charities USA and the Lilly Endowment.
Maria JosefinaGUEST
5:48
And it's a storytelling exhibit.
Maria JosefinaGUEST
5:50
So in part it's meant to educate on poverty in the United States and they have kind of state specific statistics and things like that.
Lee C. CampHOST
53:33
The opinions expressed in this broadcast do not necessarily reflect the views of Templeton World Charity Foundation Incorporated.
Lee C. CampHOST
53:40
We gratefully acknowledge the support of Lilly Endowment Incorporated, a private philanthropic foundation supporting the causes of community development, education, and religion.
Lee C. CampHOST
53:50
And special thanks to the staff at Yarnton Manor at the Lanier Theological Library in Oxford, England, for their generous and delightful hospitality.
Lee C. CampHOST
53:58
[upbeat music] Our thanks to all the stellar team that makes this show possible, Christy Bragg, Jacob Lewis, Cariad Harmon, Jason Sheesley, Sophie Bayard, Kate Hayes, Mary Evelyn Brown, and Audrey Griffith.
Michael LindsayGUEST
29:12
We also are blessed in Indiana.
Michael LindsayGUEST
29:15
The Lilly Endowment, which is the world's largest philanthropy, has a number of incentives for Indiana colleges and universities.
Michael LindsayGUEST
29:21
We've benefited from that.
Michael LindsayGUEST
29:22
And we've also worked really hard to build friends and neighbors all over the world.
Dakota CollinsGUEST
3:37
We have capacities that can help influence things in the community, that can help lift people up.
Dakota CollinsGUEST
3:43
And so when this opportunity for this grant was presented by the Lilly Endowment through their College and Community Collaboration Initiative, We knew we wanted to be a part of it because it was only for four year colleges and universities in Indiana.
Dakota CollinsGUEST
3:57
And the whole point of it was how do you as a college get closer with your community? How do you utilize this money to build deeper relationships to help improve the community around you? We knew we wanted to be a part of that with Richmond.
Lindsay DarnellHOST
4:12
Yeah.

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