“Bodily autonomy is inextricably linked to the integrity and durability of the body politic—with threats to one reinforcing threats to the other,” write Open Society’s @lispahani and @msmagazine’s @jweisswolf. msmagazine.com/2024/…

The theft of Africa’s cultural heritage to Europe and other places is a grand theft of memory. Returning cultural items home can help communities recover their history and knowledge and help build their future. We’re proud to support these efforts.

Elected officials in the U.S. have seized on campus protests to accuse their political foes of supporting antisemitism. But for years they have mainstreamed anti-Jewish rhetoric and conspiracy theories—much of it focused on our founder, George Soros, and misrepresenting our work…

“It’s about creating spaces of possibilities.” Since 2018, the Soros Arts Fellows have been doing just that—dreaming and scaling more community building, challenging power, and inspiring change with their art. These changes include raising funds for Indigenous land back…

On #WorldPressFreedomDay, we honor the brave journalists who courageously face threats, violence, arrest, and even death to bring critical stories to light and uphold accountability. Press freedom is essential to any open society, yet it faces mounting challenges globally—from…