Fromm Institute for Lifelong Learning

The Fromm Institute for Lifelong Learning is a non-profit organization based in San Francisco, California. Founded by Alfred & Hanna Fromm, the institute employs 10 people and generates over $10,000 in annual revenue. The Fromm Institute offers daytime courses designed for individuals aged 50 and over who are seeking to continue their education and combat social isolation in retirement. The institute's non-credit program focuses on providing an engaging academic environment for active older adults, taught by emeritus educators in a university setting. The institute offers three academic sessions per year, each featuring 15-20 courses spanning a variety of subjects, including history, music, political science, and literature. The Fromm Institute distinguishes itself by providing a unique learning experience that encourages active participation. Courses foster intellectual stimulation through Q&A discussions and conversations, allowing attendees to engage deeply with the material. The institute's curriculum adapts to the evolving needs of a diverse student population, reflecting the University of San Francisco's commitment to equity and social justice. Individuals interested in learning more about the Fromm Institute's offerings can visit their website at fromminstitute.org.