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    Studies Link COVID-19 Deaths to Air Pollution, Raising Questions About EPA’s ‘Acceptable Risk’

    The Conversation Oct 30, 2020

    The pandemic is putting America’s air pollution standards to the test as the COVID-19 death toll rises. The U.S. government sets limits on hazardous air pollutants to try to protect…

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    COP Was Pushed Because of COVID-19. What Did We Lose?

    Brookings Oct 30, 2020

    COVID-19 has led to the postponement of next month’s annual Conference of the Parties (COP) to November 2021. A year without a COP has people asking: What will the impact be…

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    Corporate Philanthropy Must Meet the Moment

    Northern California Grantmakers Oct 30, 2020

    How can corporate philanthropy be responsive to the demands of this moment? It’s a question rooted in the very nature of a capitalist economic system, where corporations focus on maximizing…

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    United to End Water Poverty and Plastic Pollution

    The Rockefeller Foundation

    Bottled water is a big and growing business. Global consumers are expected to buy over 550 billion liters of packaged water annually by 2020 with a value of over USD…

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    Science Shows That Declining Environment Will Kill Millions Each Year

    Global Citizen

    From stronger heat waves to new vectors for disease transmission to worsening freshwater pollution, the health threats associated with environmental degradation are vast, according to the United Nations’ sixth Global…

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    How Social Enterprise is Changing Women’s Work in India

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Ketika Kapoor, founder of the social enterprise ProEves, set out to empower mothers working in India’s corporate sector. By training childcare providers, counseling parents, sensitizing corporate managers, conducting research, and advocating…

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    Participatory Grantmaking Tips for Donors

    National Center for Family Philanthropy Oct 30, 2020

    Money affects power dynamics in relationships and as donors, we have the responsibility to send money carefully. When considering alternatives to a traditional funding approach, participatory grantmaking leverages knowledgeable input…

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    Why America’s Essential Workers Deserve Hazard Pay

    Brookings Oct 30, 2020

    The United States has entered a third peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, with cases spiking across the country. Many experts anticipate that the winter months will be the worst yet, and a new…

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    Major Issues Facing Pregnant Women in Africa

    Global Citizen Oct 29, 2020

    Africa experiences the highest rates of maternal deaths of any continent worldwide. According to the World Health Organization, maternal mortality is higher in developing countries, and women living in rural areas…

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    A Plan for Net-Zero Emissions Future in Latin America

    Food Tank Oct 29, 2020

    A recently published report by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) looks at the impact of a net-zero economy in Latin America and the Caribbean…

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    The Expansion of Social Emotional Learning in California Schools

    EdSource Oct 29, 2020

    Drake is a 28-year teaching veteran who helps lead Santa Rosa City School’s social-emotional learning efforts, an initiative started after the 2017 Tubbs fire and now key to advancing learning…

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    Research Sheds Light on Period Poverty Globally

    Global Citizen Oct 29, 2020

    From child marriage to malnutrition, Polish philanthropist Dominika Kulczyk has spotlighted numerous injustices around the world in her docuseries, Domino Effect. But after visiting Nepal at the beginning of this year for her…

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