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    The Climate Conference Agenda

    The David and Lucile Packard Foundation Nov 20, 2021

    Over the next two weeks, world leaders are meeting in Glasgow, Scotland for the 26th annual UN Climate Conference (COP26). Against a backdrop of intensifying climate impacts — such as…

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    Climate Change Shifts Focus on Urban Infrastructure

    Shareable Nov 20, 2021

    The impact of hazard exposures such as stormwater runoff is rarely evenly felt across a community. Neighborhoods of color, particularly of low-wealth, will often face worse stormwater problems especially in…

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    The Difficulties for Poor Incarcerated Individuals to Access Resources

    Prison Policy Initiative Nov 19, 2021

    Many people in prison struggle to purchase basic hygiene supplies, stamps, and other necessities of incarcerated life—thanks in part to the low wages they made before entering prison and the mere pennies they earn…

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    Youth Lead the Charge for Sustainable Food Systems

    Food Tank Nov 19, 2021

    Youth leaders across five continents recently released an open letter urging businesses and policymakers to address the intertwined issues of food production, climate change, and environmental degradation. The letter calls for global…

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    Climate Innovation: Why We Must Accelerate Action

    Forbes Nov 19, 2021

    The pandemic, mental health concerns, inflation, the “Great Resignation,” cyberattacks: Leaders of organizations across sectors have a wide range of worries these days. Dealing with these concerns requires us to…

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    Driving Progress in Plant-based Food Production

    GreenBiz Nov 19, 2021

    Demand for plant-based foods is growing fast in the U.S., with a 27 percent increase in sales of plant-based products in 2020, according to one report. The plant-food industry expects the global market to…

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    Addressing Trauma From the U.S. Indigenous Boarding Schools

    Independent Sector Nov 19, 2021

    As many people in this country prepare to gather with loved ones and give thanks, some even continuing to pass down the story through generations, we stare squarely at an…

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    Eliminating Parental Consent Requirement May Increase HPV Vaccine Rates

    Futurity Nov 19, 2021

    Allowing teens to consent to getting the human papillomavirus vaccine without parental involvement could be an important strategy for improving vaccination rates, a new study shows. The strategy is already…

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    Nine Easy Cyber Security Actions Lean Funders Should Take

    Exponent Philanthropy Nov 19, 2021

    Last spring, major cyberattacks seemed to take place weekly. Everything from gas production to meat packing was vulnerable. As executive director of the Middendorf Foundation, each incident raised my blood pressure.…

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    Oral Antiviral Pills Could Be a Game-changer for COVID-19

    The Conversation Nov 19, 2021

    Nearly two years into the pandemic, it has become starkly clear that we need better treatments for COVID-19 for people in the earlier stages of disease. Two new antiviral drugs…

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    Cuba’s Post-revolution Architecture Offers a Blueprint for How to Build More With Less

    The Conversation Nov 19, 2021

    Around the world, there’s a conjoined crisis of climate change and housing shortages – two topics at the top of the list of discussions in the recent COP26 climate summit…

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    How the Child Tax Credit Helps Low and Moderate Income Families

    ideas42 Nov 19, 2021

    The expanded Child Tax Credit (CTC), which provides families with payments of $300 per child aged 0 to 5 and $250 per month for each child aged 6-17 from July…

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