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    Undocumented Immigrants Have Nowhere to Turn for Help After Disasters

    Grist Oct 13, 2021

    When Hurricane Ida hit New York City on September 16, it dumped more than three inches of rain an hour. Sewers overflowed, streets turned into rivers, and thousands of homes…

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    Restorative Justice Practices Can Transform School Culture

    Education Dive

    Restorative justice, an alternative to traditional discipline that is gaining popularity in schools, is seen as a shift in school culture that emphasizes reparation over retribution, described KQED News. While initial…

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    Centering Racial Equity in Sustainability Efforts

    GreenBiz

    2020 has become a reckoning for American culture through the pandemic, the Black Lives Matter movement, the ominous storms in the east and the apocalyptic wildfires of the west. We…

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    The Consequences of Rural Hospitals Closing in the U.S.

    The Conversation

    Presidential candidates and other politicians have talked about the rural health crisis in the U.S., but they are not telling rural Americans anything new. Rural Americans know all too well…

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    Business Knows Best … or Not

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Oct 13, 2021

    This piece was originally posted in January 2020. The past two decades have seen a shift in the conversation about philanthropy. We entered the 2000s being told that what philanthropy needed was…

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    Medical Errors Keep Killing Patients – But There Are Laws, Incentives and Mindset changes that Could Reduce the Death Toll

    The Conversation Oct 13, 2021

    Dr. Christopher Duntsch was a spine surgeon so reckless, incompetent or impaired that he’s now in a Texas prison. Better known as “Dr. Death,” Duntsch severed nerves, vocal cords and…

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    Rural Alaska Has a Bridge Problem as Permafrost Thaws and Crossing River Ice Gets Riskier With Climate Change

    The Conversation Oct 13, 2021

    America’s bridges are in rough shape. Of the nearly 620,000 bridges over roads, rivers and other waterways across the U.S., more than 43,500 of them, about 7%, are considered “structurally…

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    How Indigenous Innovation Can Bring About Climate Solutions

    Skoll Foundation Oct 13, 2021

    This November, global leaders will gather at the UN COP26 to renew Paris agreement commitments to ensure countries act together to reduce emissions and limit global temperature rises. COP discussion will focus…

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    Indigenous Representation in Hollywood Remains Sparse

    The Madison Leader Gazette Oct 13, 2021

    Representation is revolutionary. Seeing Native people, who we are today and celebrating us, is necessary and it matters. Let’s face it, Hollywood hasn’t always been willing to see us or…

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    School Transit in Chicago is Becoming Less Reliable

    Chalkbeat Chicago Oct 12, 2021

    Chicago’s bus problems made headlines the first week of school, and district officials promised cash payments for transit assistants and a fast solution. But weeks later, several families told Chalkbeat that…

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    The Impact of the Civil War in Tigray on Women and Girls

    Global Citizen Oct 12, 2021

    Women and girls in Ethiopia’s Tigray have remained particularly vulnerable to the impacts of the ongoing war in the region. The conflict began in November 2020 and has left millions…

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    Lessons From Indigenous Leaders on Sovereignty and Sustainability

    Sharable Oct 12, 2021

    Today marked the first time the United States of America observed Indigenous Peoples’ Day as a federally-recognized holiday. As a global network of sharers, it’s important that we acknowledge the significance that indigenous…

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