Person: John D. Rockefeller 3rd
![Two white men in suits and ties address a room full of mostly male journalists at the United Nations Population Conference in Bucharest in 1974.](https://s30471.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/UN-1974-Population-C-onference.jpg)
1970s
“A very small number of men control all the money and the ideas”: Women Revolutionize Population Programs in the 1970s
Women and technocratic elites clashed at the 1974 World Population Conference. At stake was women’s control over their own bodies.
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Photo Essay: The Rockefellers, National Parks, and Public Lands
The nation’s parks, perhaps our most remarkable public resource, have a history of development through private giving.
![A room full of African-American students attending a lecture in 1955 as part of the United Negro Collection fund.](https://s30471.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/RBF_United-Negro-College-Fund_1955_Box-1031_F6279_186-500x500.jpg)
1960s
The Origins of the Rockefeller Foundation Equal Opportunity Program
How a simple grant request seeded the launch of a full program addressing inequality.