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“I like to call this the cathedral.” So says Matt Barnard, CEO and cofounder of the vertical farming startup Plenty. We’re standing in a room at the company’s headquarters in…
“I like to call this the cathedral.” So says Matt Barnard, CEO and cofounder of the vertical farming startup Plenty. We’re standing in a room at the company’s headquarters in…
Participants in a recent panel discussion about the youth development field agreed: Nonprofit leaders and volunteers, policy makers, advocates, and philanthropists need to adopt a holistic approach to raising our…
A new short report from Advance CTE and the Education Strategy Group provides some valuable insights into how state policymakers are thinking about preparing high school students for work. But…
The press coverage of President Trump’s proposed changes to the federal student loan program has been nearly unanimous: The budget is a bad deal for college students. Prominent advocates for…
About half of all U.S. public school districts are considered rural, and they collectively enroll some 12 million students, or one-quarter of the total public school population, according to the National Center for…
If you come from the Arab region, you will no doubt recognize the term “Khattaba”—the word used to describe the traditional matchmaker who helps a young man find a bride.…
Chris Cardona recalls precisely where he was when he developed a passion for giving for the common good, becoming a “card-carrying philanthropoid,” as this Ford Foundation Program Officer now describes…
After 20 years of battling for its building, the nascent institution’s most significant challenges lie ahead. When the National Public Housing Museum finally opens next year in a three-story brick…
Many social programs are designed in such a way that individuals must make active decisions and go through a series of steps in order to benefit from them. They must…
Campaigns since early 2015 have secured pledges from over 200 US companies to eliminate battery cages from their supply chains, including from all of the top 25 US grocers and…
In the two years since the Ford Foundation identified inequality as the central focus of all our grant making, I have been asked countless times, “What does this mean for…
Too many students in high-poverty urban communities drop out of high school, and too few graduate prepared for college and careers. Three national organizations — Talent Development Secondary, City Year,…
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