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    How This Tech Platform Addresses Digital Access

    EdSurge May 12, 2021

    Pete Just is the driving force behind a dizzying array of student-focused technology initiatives for both the state of Indiana and the Metropolitan School District (MSD) of Wayne Township, where…

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    The Impact of COVID-19 on Policy Reform Priorities

    Brookings May 12, 2021

    So many people—from U.S. President Joe Biden to U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson to World Bank Managing Director Axel van Trotsenburg—have been exhorting us to “Build Back Better” after the COVID-19 pandemic that it is…

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    SVP Cleveland: Lessons from A Five-Year (and Ongoing) Journey Toward Equity in Philanthropy

    SVP May 12, 2021

    Social Venture Partners (SVP) is a global network of donors with 40-plus affiliates. Along with giving unrestricted grant funding, SVP’s donors support local nonprofits through collaborative partnerships to build these…

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    The Significance of Trustee Diversity for Family Foundations

    Exponent Philanthropy May 11, 2021

    Valentine Foundation values the voices of diverse trustees. So much so, it actively seeks them to serve on the board, make grants and oversee all aspects of the foundation’s mission. Phoebe…

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    Corporate Investment in Women-led Change

    United Nations Foundation May 11, 2021

    Despite the urgent need to provide immediate relief to women harmed by the COVID-19 pandemic, we cannot ignore the roots of why women are more vulnerable in these crises. The…

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    Indigenous Lands Hold More Than One Third of Remaining Intact Forest Landscapes

    Eco-Business

    More than one-third of the world’s remaining pristine forests, known as intact forest landscapes, exist within land that’s either managed or owned by indigenous peoples, a new study has found.…

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    The Role of AI-powered Poverty Maps in Equitable Recovery

    Brookings May 10, 2021

    In addition to its devastating public health impacts, the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated inequality around the world. Poor populations have disproportionately experienced COVID-19 infection while enduring greater financial hardship as…

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    Where Will Climate Change Flooding Be the Worst?

    Fast Company

    If you live in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, or Florida, you might be curious about which areas this super-computer-powered map says are at risk of being underwater. By the…

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    Fixing Systems to Reach Health Equity

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Historically, attention to public health has waxed and waned as crises strike and then abate. The result has been a patchwork of inadequate public health infrastructure, the weaknesses of which…

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    Tax Incentives: A Possible Tool of Equitable Growth?

    Brookings May 10, 2021

    For decades, tax incentives have been a major policy tool to spur economic development and attract and retain good jobs. In recent years, however, these incentives have come under heightened…

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    Aging Infrastructure Reduces Veterans’ Access to Healthcare

    RAND Corporation May 9, 2021

    Part of the White House’s recently announced American Jobs Plan includes $18 billion to upgrade and modernize U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) hospitals and clinics. A 2015 analysis suggests…

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    How Policymakers Can Remove Barriers to Child Care Food Subsidies

    Urban Institute May 9, 2021

    For millions of children in child care, the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) acts as a key nutritional support by reimbursing child care providers for the cost of snacks…

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