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    The Promise of Repairing Bones and Tendons with Human-made Materials

    The Conversation Jan 5, 2022

    Brittany Taylor is a biomedical engineer and assistant professor who studies novel ways to improve bone and tendon healing after injuries. She is exploring drug delivery systems and temporary artificial…

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    Sustainability Trends for 2022 and Beyond

    Eco-Business Jan 5, 2022

    The prolonged coronavirus pandemic continued to force seismic shifts in public policy and company behaviour. It brought about important fixes in the financial system and altered how businesses reacted to…

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    The Concerning Migration of Hurricanes and Typhoons

    Environmental News Network Jan 5, 2022

    A new, Yale-led study suggests the 21st century will see an expansion of hurricanes and typhoons into mid-latitude regions, which includes major cities such as New York, Boston, Beijing, and…

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    How Adult Learners Can Fill Workforce Gaps

    Urban Institute Jan 5, 2022

    Workforce systems around the country are facing labor shortages. Forty-two states have more available jobs than workers, and since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, nearly a third of workers younger than 40…

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    Why Employee Ownership Matters

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jan 4, 2022

    For many years now, conventional solutions to income and wealth inequality—minimum wage, unions, progressive taxation, or guaranteed income—have failed to gain enough momentum to reverse the trend of greater and…

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    How to Effectively Plan Out Corporate Sustainability Goals

    GreenBiz Jan 4, 2022

    There are numerous reasons so many organizations across the globe are working to reduce their environmental impacts. These motives include, but aren’t limited to, meeting consumer demands, increasing efficiency, meeting regulatory…

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    The Plight for Food Banks Feeding Native Communities During COVID-19

    The Counter Jan 4, 2022

    A report released last month found that 54% of Native American respondents could not afford to eat balanced meals sometimes or often during Covid. Food banks are trying to lower…

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    Trends in Higher Education for 2022 and Beyond

    Higher Education Dive Jan 4, 2022

    Colleges are entering a third calendar year defined by the pandemic. They had some reason for optimism in 2021, with federal aid and the wide availability of the coronavirus vaccine…

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    Behavioral Change for Social Change

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    It’s a common conundrum: A nonprofit rolls out what it believes will be an impactful program, only to run into cultural traditions and taboos that result in constituents resisting an…

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    Communities Need to Prepare for the Effects of Wildfires on Drinking Water

    The Conversation

    Andrew J. Whelton, Purdue University and Caitlin R. Proctor, Purdue University In recent years wildfires have entered urban areas, causing breathtaking destruction. The 2018 Camp Fire in Paradise and Butte…

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    Investing in Women is a Powerful Approach

    FSG

    Gender-lens or gender-smart investing refers to investments that achieve greater social and financial return on investment by focusing on businesses that are owned or led by women, have good gender…

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    Investing in Racial Justice Through Focused Civic Bridging

    Knight Foundation

    It is urgent that philanthropy invest in a dramatic expansion of civic bridging through an explicit lens of racial justice. This form of civic bridging entails multiracial, multiethnic relationship building,…

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