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Milstein Foundation to Host K-12 Transparency Panel at SPN Meeting

The Adam and Gila Milstein Family Foundation will sponsor a discussion on foreign influence and parental oversight in American public schools at the upcoming State Policy Network Annual Meeting. Scheduled for August 26 in Orlando, the panel brings together researchers and activists to address the funding and curriculum transparency of K-12 classrooms.

Milstein Foundation to Host K-12 Transparency Panel at SPN Meeting
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The session, titled "Transparency, Parental Power, and Exposing Foreign Influences in K–12," seeks to examine the role of external funding and ideological initiatives within the public school system. Panelists include Kate Bierly of the Texas Public Policy Foundation, Deb Kraulidis of Moms for America, and Dr. Brandy Shufutinsky of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, with Chen Rosenberg Klein representing the Milstein Foundation. Participants plan to evaluate how policymakers and parents can better monitor academic content to ensure alignment with American values.

Adam Milstein, co-founder of the foundation, emphasized that educational institutions receiving foreign capital require rigorous scrutiny. This event continues the foundation's long-standing effort to connect research, legal, and media advocacy groups. Over the past 25 years, the Milstein Family Foundation has supported more than 200 nonprofit organizations, facilitating over 1,000 collaborative projects aimed at countering radical ideologies and promoting civic accountability.

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