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    Indigenous People Left Out of Debates Over Teaching History

    The 74 Nov 24, 2021

    Growing up in Charlestown, Rhode Island, Chrystal Baker remembers reading a textbook in history class that said the Narragansett Indigenous people, who have lived in southern New England for tens…

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    A Foundation Committed to Public Accountability

    Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors

    Lumina Foundation has made a conscious decision to be publicly accountable for the goal it has set out. By being very public about its efforts, Lumina aims to create a…

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    How Rural Transportation Connects Communities [Video]

    Grantmakers in Aging

    Join national and regional leaders in aging, transportation, and philanthropy to discover practical and impactful tools to connect older adults to their communities through transportation services. Blind Spot, a new…

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    COVID-19 Reveals Existing Problems Related to Female Incarceration

    The Marshall Project

    Women are the less visible victims of COVID-19 behind bars—as they are so often overlooked in a criminal justice system that was not designed for them. Though only a small…

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    Places Not Prisons

    Brookings Nov 24, 2021

    The recent rise in violent crime in the United States has added another compounding layer of hardship to a nation struggling to rebuild from the events of 2020. While overall…

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    When Sectors Unite, New Models for Change Emerge

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 24, 2021

    What is cross-sector collaboration and why does it matter? In sum, it is about bringing together different groups that are working on similar problems and combining their efforts to achieve…

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    It Takes Trust To Build Trust

    Feedback Labs Nov 24, 2021

    There is an African proverb that goes ‘he who does not trust enough, will not be trusted.’ The word ‘trust’ is sometimes used in philanthropy to describe relationships between donors…

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    How Lessons in Climate Migration and Climate Finance Can Inform Policy

    Brookings Nov 24, 2021

    Thousands of people from Central America traveled through Mexico bound for the United States while world leaders met at COP26. Forced migration from Central America is driven by violence, corruption, lack of opportunity,…

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    Activist Shares How to Fight FGM With Technology

    Global Citizen Nov 24, 2021

    Female genital mutilation (FGM) remains very common in East African communities and, despite being a form of gender-based violence, it is still an ongoing cultural practice with millions of girls in Africa…

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    Concerns About Equitable Cities Rise in the Wake of the Pandemic

    Smart Cities Dive Nov 23, 2021

    Why are smart city leaders concerned about equity? Because injustice has been a feature of many cities from the very beginning. In what is now the county of Dallas, the first recorded commercial…

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    Some States Are Declaring A Youth Mental Health Emergency

    The 74 Nov 23, 2021

    Families, lawmakers, doctors and educators across the political spectrum are in agreement: The kids are not all right. Maryland, Colorado, California and New Jersey are among the states that have…

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    How Decision-making Power in Philanthropy Should Change

    NPC Nov 23, 2021

    As we explore building back better after the pandemic, we are thinking a lot about readdressing power imbalances and about diversity, equity, and inclusion. If we are to do this…

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