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    Devastating Colorado Fires Cap a Year of Climate Disasters in 2021

    The Conversation Jan 4, 2022

    Alongside a lingering global pandemic, the year 2021 was filled with climate disasters, some so intense they surprised even the scientists who study them. Extreme rainstorms turned to raging flash…

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    Five Questions About Homelessness to Consider for 2022

    Ending Homelessness Jan 4, 2022

    Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, homelessness took on a greater priority in communities across the nation. Driven by the economic impacts of the pandemic, the federal government stepped…

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    Taking the Time to Adapt Social-emotional Learning Plans in 2022

    The 74 Jan 4, 2022

    Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) is the process of developing students’ and adults’ knowledge, skills, attitudes and behaviors that they need to make successful choices. And it has been in…

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    Philanthropy Trends Happening in India Slated for 2022

    The CSR Journal Jan 4, 2022

    The year 2022 will be marked as the recovery year after the pandemic. It is expected that during this year, the innovative startups and social enterprises that were established during…

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    Why We Must Improve How We Measure Nonprofit Effectiveness

    Forbes Jan 4, 2022

    Is the social sector effective? It’s a simple question with a convoluted answer — and that’s a big problem. The industry charged with tackling major challenges like poverty has no…

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    Sustainability and Climate Leaders Taking Charge in 2022

    GreenBiz Jan 3, 2022

    As the world settles uncomfortably into year three of the COVID-19 pandemic, the economic, environmental, and social volatility of this era are coming into clearer focus. Stock market tickers have…

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    The Benefits of a Community-centered Health Approach

    Shareable Jan 3, 2022

    In April 2012, Chicago’s former mayor Rahm Emmanuel closed half of the city’s 12 public mental health centers. The closures affected mostly Black and lower-income locals, who were no strangers to…

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    The Difficulty in Accessing Grocery Stores in Rural Areas

    The Rural Blog Jan 3, 2022

    Rural places lost single-location grocery stores but gained dollar stores and regional “supercenters” from 1998 to 2015, according to the Economic Research Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The trend continues as dollar stores proliferate, especially during…

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    Three Lessons in Carbon Neutrality

    GreenBiz Jan 3, 2022

    Front and center at COP26, carbon markets 2.0 seemed to be finally taking off. Net-zero corporate commitments are fueling demand as firms clamor to offset their hard-to-abate emissions with “high quality”…

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    School Innovation in the Wake of COVID-19

    The 74 Jan 3, 2022

    This school year, recovery is the name of the game in K-12 education. Although COVID-19 persists, schools have reopened and are focusing on getting students back on track. But plenty…

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    Improving Wages and Creating Quality Jobs

    Aspen Institute Jan 3, 2022

    Improving job quality improves livelihoods and often transforms lives. Low-wage work in the US economy is far too pervasive. According to a Brookings Institution 2019 report, 53 million workers (44% of…

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    Fighting Misinformation in the Classroom

    EdSource Jan 3, 2022

    Misinformation is content that is false, inaccurate or misleading, even if it is spread unintentionally. A 2016 research study by the Stanford Education Research Group showed that many young people (not unlike…

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