Cinequest’s 2018 Film & VR Festival celebrates and encourages artistic and technological innovations in entertainment. Learn more about this year’s festival and why the Applied Materials Foundation is excited to support it—and other groundbreaking arts and culture programs worldwide.
At the inaugural Tech for Global Good Celebration, five innovators were honored for applying technology to address critical human needs, and author and philanthropic activist Khaled Hosseini received the James C. Morgan Global Humanitarian Award.
The Applied Materials Silicon Valley Turkey Trot made its way through the streets of downtown San Jose, CA for the 13th annual race on Thanksgiving morning benefiting five local charities.
Having served in the U.S. military and earned a college degree, Joseph never dreamed he would end up homeless. Learn how long-time Applied Materials grantee Housing Trust Silicon Valley helped Joseph find his way home.
As a longtime funder of the arts in our local communities, Applied Materials believes that corporations can play a vital role in supporting artists and organizations that add vibrancy to a community and make it a place where our employees want to work, live and contribute.
In response to teacher shortages in the U.S. and Taiwan, Teach for America and Teach for Taiwan are training recent college graduates to be teachers in traditionally underserved schools.
Many of us know what it’s like to put in long hours at work. But what we may not realize is that some of our colleagues are working 15+ hours a day risking their own safety to help those in need of support and resources.
The Art and Science of Artwork Conservation Program recently opened at the National Gallery Singapore with support from Applied Materials and a goal to inspire tomorrow’s artists and innovators.
