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    What 2021 Has in Store For Nonprofit Organizations

    Forbes Jan 13, 2021

    Individuals and leaders in all organizations can expect to find both challenges and opportunities in 2021. As we wait to vaccinate our country while continuing to combat the virus, we…

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    Breaking from Philanthropy Norms: An Inside Look at Relational Reparations [Part 1]

    LeAnne Moss, June Wilson, and Candace Tkachuck Jan 13, 2021

    Part one of a four-part series. Read Parts Two, Three, and Four.  What I’m talking about is more than recompense for past injustices—more than a handout, a payoff, hush money, or…

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    Smart Cities and Surveillance Technology [Audio]

    Smart Cities Dive Jan 13, 2021

    As cities procure technologies that gather and analyze data in the hopes of being more efficient and safer, many argue they also enable new and more insidious forms of surveillance.…

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    Five Housing Outcomes for America’s COVID-19 Recovery

    Urban Institute Jan 13, 2021

    For many renter households, February could spell disaster. Although a second round of pandemic-related stimulus is on its way, the 11.4 million renter households who owe back rent could still face eviction…

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    Building Back Better: Recovering From Natural Disasters

    National Interest Jan 13, 2021

    In November, two devastating storms hit Central America in a space of two weeks. Hurricanes Eta and Iota pummeled Honduras, Nicaragua, and Guatemala where winds, rain, and flooding caused significant…

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    How to Fight Deforestation in 2021

    GreenBiz Jan 13, 2021

    As 2021 begins, more companies are seeing their strategies for addressing deforestation deep down into their supply chains scrutinized. “We need companies to make commitments that are specific to how…

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    How to Address Wildfires as They Get Worse

    Grist

    As changing weather patterns driven by global warming have extended California’s wildfire season and increased the intensity and size of the infernos burning across the state, residents who don’t take…

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    The Impact Of Social Networks on Economic Mobility

    Brookings Jan 13, 2021

    Across the U.S., economic mobility is frequently linked with geography. Some places afford poor children the opportunity to do better economically than their parents did, and other places do not.…

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    The Pacific Northwest is Failing to Meet Climate Targets

    Grist Jan 13, 2021

    Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia — the heart of an eco-friendly region that’s frequently dubbed Cascadia — consider themselves a global leader on climate action. The three governments set some…

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    Making Progress on the SDGs in 2021 Amid COVID-19

    United Nations Foundation Jan 13, 2021

    2021 will be an opportunity to leverage the hard lessons of the past year and work in solidarity to accelerate the much-needed progress to achieve our shared goals. The year…

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    Mental Health Services Are Crucial As Pandemic Continues

    RAND Corporation Jan 12, 2021

    Use of telehealth jumped sharply during the first months of the coronavirus pandemic shutdown, with the approach being used more often for behavioral health services than for medical care, according…

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    Educators Are Shouldering the Costs for Edtech Learning

    Giving Compass Jan 12, 2021

    “Virtual” learning may be on the upswing—corporate VR learning, that is. Teachers are paying out of pocket for edtech tools while using more of them. And educators want to know…

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