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    Uniting Catholic Nuns and Young Activists to Fight Oppression

    Stanford Social Innovation Review May 19, 2021

    As the crises of climate change, racism, and economic inequality coalesce, many young activists are aware that even the most ambitious policy changes won’t, on their own, achieve a sustainable…

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    How Foundations Can Start Taking Steps Toward Impact Investing

    Exponent Philanthropy May 18, 2021

    For many years, small-staffed foundations have been at the heart of the impact investing movement, joining with, and at times leading, larger philanthropies. Small-staffed foundations tend to be more agile…

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    Criminal Justice Reform and the First Step Act’s Recidivism Reduction Provisions

    Hudson Institute

    Propelled by years of public commentary and concern about the size of the federal prison population—which has receded from its peak of over 219,000 in 2013 to roughly 186,000 in…

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    Rural Nonprofits Face Immense Burdens – Including a Dearth of Philanthropic Funding

    Coalfield Development May 18, 2021

    The infrastructure bill currently under debate in Congress could send historic amounts of federal funding to rural communities. This is good news, but there will be challenges too. The “how”…

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    The Importance of Solidifying Worker Benefit Provisions [Video]

    RThe Aspen Institute May 18, 2021

    In the United States, a dominant narrative that having a job equals financial security persists, yet the majority of workers in America have jobs that do not allow them to…

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    Budget Constraints Hold Cities Back From Climate Progress

    Smart Cities Dive May 17, 2021

    About 43% of global cities lack a plan for adapting to climate change issues, yet 93% say their people and infrastructure are at risk from climate change, according to a report from…

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    How Data Science Can Battle U.S. Wildfires

    The Conversation

    A major wildfire spread through Colorado, and I spent long hours locating shelters, identifying evacuation routes and piecing together satellite imagery. As the Fourmile Canyon Fire devastated areas to the…

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    Using Captured CO₂ in Everyday Products Could Help Fight Climate Change, But Will Consumers Want Them?

    The Conversation May 17, 2021

    Would you drink carbonated beverages made with carbon dioxide captured from the smokestack of a factory or power plant? How would you feel if that captured carbon dioxide were in…

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    Guiding Leaders in Allocating American Rescue Plan Funding

    Brookings May 17, 2021

    On May 10, the U.S. Treasury Department released its interim final rule on the use of the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act’s State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds. While the…

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    The Dangerous Prisoner Transport Business

    The Marshall Project

    Johnny Smith spent almost 24 hours shackled in the back of a prison van—barely conscious and muttering incoherently—before he died there in 2011. A private company was hauling the 48-year-old…

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    John Richardson: Finding and Supporting Breakthrough Ideas Part 2 [Audio]

    Exponent Philanthropy May 16, 2021

    A challenge for people with promising ideas is to have someone believe in their work and offer the first grant. Philanthropy has the freedom to provide this risk capital, and…

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    Policymaking to Prevent the Senior Rental Crisis

    Urban Institute May 16, 2021

    Between 2020 and 2040, the number of senior households (those headed by someone age 65 or older) will explode. And during this period, we project the senior homeownership rate will drop from…

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