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The 2.2 million people who live in Gaza are facing economic isolation and experiencing incessant bombardment. Their supplies of essential resources, including food and water, are quickly dwindling. In response,…

The food system needs to become a public health priority. Developing policies and regulatory frameworks should be an integral part of the country. This will be ensured by establishing and…

Despite the perpetrators being tried and convicted, anti-Indigenous sentiment roiled the area for decades.

When we rethink the fundamentals of philanthropy, we unlock its potential to create lasting, positive social change.

Voices from across sectors are questioning how useful or fair ESG standards are. The debate will likely affect the future of philanthropy.

Joining the nationwide guaranteed income movement, Washington’s The Nest will provide Indigenous families with a monthly stipend to support maternal and infant health.

“There were 18 billion-dollar disasters in 2022. And probably at some point or another one of us heard about most of those. There were 119 weather-related disasters in the country…

Agriculture is responsible for more than 70 percent of global freshwater withdrawals. Meanwhile one third of the world faces water stress.

Trans movements are already building a future where all people can thrive. Funders can exponentially grow their impact, starting by following the lead of trans advocates of color.

The rapid and widespread adoption of ESG-focused strategy throughout the investment industry has created a strange dilemma. Having generated a $35 trillion global market, ESG advocates are in the ironic…

Wouldn’t it be nice if all teachers had verifiably excellent instructional materials at their disposal and if every school and school district had a reliable guide as to which instructional…

Following the strong, public statements of solidarity with Black Lives Matter that cultural institutions across the country made in Summer 2020, museums, artist-endowed foundations, and other arts organizations began to look inward,…