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How strategic capacity building and trust-based philanthropy can work in concert.

The increasing regularity of “once in a lifetime” disasters raises questions not only about the effectiveness of state and federal hazard mitigation policies but about which communities continue to bear…

Campus activists “shocked but not shocked” that schools are profiting from fossil fuels drilled and mined on stolen Indigenous land.

Learn how unrestricted funding strengthens your grantees and helps them plan their activities in advance, as well as the flexibility to respond to changing conditions.

When we talk about the term “food justice,” I think there are lots of ways that people exclusively associate it with poverty and humans that have been forced to live in…

During his seven years on the CEP Board, Ricardo Millett would ask the same question at some point in almost every meeting: “Effectiveness for what?”   His refrain was so common…

The retirement of baby boomer business owners provides a wave of opportunities for millions of employees to buy out businesses. Here’s one tool to do that.

Some Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander families face unique barriers to accessing charitable food programs.

Latine business owners show significant growth. But year over year, investment numbers lag behind the trend. Organizations are setting out to close the gap.

A new study shows an association between proximity to wildfires and increased anxiety-related emergency department visits.

If we’re not prioritizing soil health in our conversations about food justice and the human right to nutritious food, we’re falling short.

Reducing particle pollution can save thousands of lives, but states need more data to inform better controls. An atmospheric scientist explains what data and actions are needed.