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    Including People with Disabilities in Your Grantmaking

    PEAK Grantmaking Oct 20, 2021

    Research shows that implicit bias and barriers even come from people and groups with the best intentions. In the philanthropic sector, people with disabilities are grossly underrepresented within funding institutions. And given…

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    Mission Possible: Community Foundations and Clean Energy Districts Foster Rural Resilience

    Johnson Clean Energy District | Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque Oct 20, 2021

    Part six in a multi-part series highlighting successes of Clean Energy Districts (CED) and policies to make CEDs “universal local” institutions. Read part one, part two, part three, part four, and part five.…

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    Fixing Democracy Demands Addressing Underlying Power Dynamics

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Power operates in every domain of human life: in families and communities; in social, civic, and economic organizations; and in political states and regimes. Reclaiming democracy means contending with power.…

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    The Impact of Hotter Seas on Human and and Marine Life

    Climate News Network

    Climate change has led to hotter seas across the world: in 2018 European water temperatures reached record levels, and a marine heatwave in the north-east Pacific devastated marine life. Less predictably, global heating…

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    Healthy Eating and Active Living Through an Equity Lens

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    McDowell County, located in North Carolina’s southern Appalachian Mountains, is overwhelmingly white. African-Americans are approximately 4 percent of the population, and less than 3 percent of residents are Latinx. McDowell’s…

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    COVID-19 Creates New Set of Obstacles for Gender Equality

    Global Citizen

    While some nations have made significant progress in reducing harmful practices like child marriage and female genital mutilation (FGM), and women are more represented in government than ever, several other…

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    The Critical Role of Family-School Partnerships

    The 74 Oct 20, 2021

    Many lessons were learned during the past year of remote learning, but one remains particularly relevant as classrooms around the country reopen: Schools and families can’t effectively support students without…

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    How K-12 Education Philanthropy is Changing Over the Course of the Pandemic

    Philanthropy Daily Oct 20, 2021

    When the Covid-19 pandemic disruptions to K-12 schooling took an extraordinary toll on students and their parents, K-12 philanthropy responded. A range of efforts—from shifting project-specific grants to general operating funds to grants…

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    Reimagining Public Transportation in the Wake of COVID-19

    Grist Oct 19, 2021

    Shavel’le Olivier relies on Boston’s public transit to do her shopping, run errands, and visit family. She lives in Mattapan, a neighborhood in the southwest corner of the city where…

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    How The Decline in Emissions in 2020 Could Help Achieve Climate Goals

    International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis Oct 19, 2021

    The research, published in Nature Energy, shows that a low energy demand recovery could reduce a hypothetical tax on all carbon emissions by 19%. The pandemic-related drop in greenhouse gas…

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    Indigenous Women Are Finding Success in Mangrove Restoration

    Eco-Business Oct 19, 2021

    Almost eight years after Typhoon Haiyan barreled into Busuanga Island in the western Philippines, the lesson it left is still etched in the mind of village leader Annabel Dela Cruz.…

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    How Food Technology Can Enhance Transparency in the Food System

    Food Tank Oct 19, 2021

    Journey Foods, an Austin-based food technology company, is launching a new collaboration with colleges and universities to support students in food technology research. The initiative, JourneyLabs, aims to diversify people working…

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