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    Diversifying Crops Has Wide-Ranging Benefits, Study Shows

    Futurity Nov 15, 2020

    A new study shows diversifying crops beyond a narrow selection leads to a range of ecosystem improvements while also maintaining or improving yields. Some marketing and agricultural policy considerations will…

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    Contagious Funding Is Helping Communities Fight off COVID-19

    Global Citizen Nov 15, 2020

    Nearly 90% of the $127.9 million mobilized thanks to the actions taken by Global Citizens in the lead up to One World: Together At Home has already been distributed to…

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    Women Leaders Are Essential for Peace and Progress Globally

    Global Citizen Nov 15, 2020

    Last month, United Nations leaders said that women continue to be underrepresented in key decision-making opportunities on the 20th anniversary of the adoption of Security Council resolution 1325 on women…

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    The Role of Nonprofit Organizations in Voter Turnout

    Independent Sector Nov 15, 2020

    The 2020 U.S. election was shaped by a global pandemic, nationwide movements for racial justice, and unprecedented levels of civic participation nationwide. With so much at stake this year, it…

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    How Schools Are Limiting Increased Absences During COVID-19

    Education Dive Nov 15, 2020

    When students at El Puente M.S. 50 Community School in Brooklyn, New York, log into Zoom at 8:30 a.m. each school day, they’re greeted by a remote school coach who…

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    Community Volunteers Have Been Critical to Disaster Response

    RAND Corporation Nov 14, 2020

    In the West, first responders are being overwhelmed with the scale of unprecedented and ongoing wildfires. In the Southeast, first responders are coping with one of the most active hurricane…

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    Algorithmic Decision Making Tools Show Inherent Racial Bias

    MacArthur Foundation Nov 14, 2020

    Scooping up countless bits of data, predictive computer models make projections behind the scenes about what products people will buy, how they will vote, who they might want to date,…

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    Rebuilding the Structure of Democracy Is a Question of ‘How,’ Not ‘If’

    Knight Foundation Nov 14, 2020

    What is the most important challenge or opportunity facing American democracy over the next ten years? What role can philanthropy play in addressing that challenge—or in seizing the opportunity? We…

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    Finding Common Ground for Constructive Civil Discourse

    Exponent Philanthropy Nov 14, 2020

    No matter your political or philosophical orientation, nor how you voted in the election, we can likely agree on the continued polarization and erosion of civil discourse in our country.…

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    Why Philanthropy Should Help Reign in the Power of Technology

    Knight Foundation Nov 14, 2020

    Modern American democracy is inextricably intertwined with both the benefits and harms of globalized capitalism. Meanwhile, globalized capitalism has allowed the rise of new centers of power with little or…

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    Rethinking Economic Structures for More Inclusive Democracy

    Knight Foundation Nov 14, 2020

    There are many foundational roots of this crisis that must be addressed to create a more inclusive and effective democracy in the years ahead. One that needs urgent attention is…

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    What Philanthropy Can Do to Preserve and Defend Democracy

    Knight Foundation Nov 14, 2020

    Over the past five years, democracies have been deeply imperiled by the rise of populism. From Brazil to Hungary, and from India to the United States, aspiring authoritarians have fundamentally…

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