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    Neighborhood Fridges and the Fight Against Hunger

    The Counter Oct 10, 2021

    Despite logistical hurdles and pushback from city officials, organizers are making it their mission to protect community fridges, which have transformed into a combination of social hubs and distribution centers…

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    Empowering Indigenous Renewable Kelp Farming Efforts

    YES! Magazine Oct 10, 2021

    Just east of the Kenai Peninsula in south central Alaska sits Prince William Sound: an inlet full of tidewater glaciers spanning 3,800 miles of coastline and flanked by the jagged…

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    Sexism in India’s Economic System

    India Development Review

    Inequality is writ large in our economies. Not only are the top one percent capturing greater wealth than the bottom 50 percent of the population, there appears to be significant…

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    Driving Progress in Philanthropy in Rural America Through Social Entrepreneurship [Video]

    Worth

    Across the U.S., rural, small town and Indigenous communities struggle to access the resources they need for their people to thrive. While these communities often look out for one another…

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    The Benefits of Green Infrastructure for Low-income Communities

    GreenBiz Oct 9, 2021

    Next to Washington D.C.’s Piney Branch Parkway, right across from where that road intersects with 17th Street NW, CSO-049 serves the Rock Creek Sewershed, a 2,329-acre area of Washington D.C.,…

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    Cities Increase Infrastructure Spending Amid Biking Boom

    Smart Cities Dive Oct 9, 2021

    In mid-September, bicycle advocates and members of the Bill de Blasio administration gathered on the Brooklyn Bridge to celebrate the first reconfiguration of the landmark in more than 70 years. In an…

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    Investing in Climate Resiliency in Rural Areas

    LISC Oct 9, 2021

    Caitlin Cain, vice president and director of Rural LISC, is no stranger to natural disasters. As a 20-year resident of New Orleans, she’s lived through devastating storms alongside her neighbors…

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    How Far Pod Learning Has Made It and Where It Can Still Go

    The 74 Oct 9, 2021

    Megan Monsour knew she was taking a risk last year when she pulled her two sons out of the Wichita, Kansas, district and enrolled them in Green Gate, a nature-focused…

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    Rising Urban Temperatures Disproportionately Affect Global Poor

    The Conversation Oct 9, 2021

    Extreme urban heat exposure has dramatically increased since the early 1980s, with the total exposure tripling over the past 35 years. Today, about 1.7 billion people, nearly one-quarter of the…

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    Solutions for American Despair Through Economic Recovery

    Brookings Oct 9, 2021

    To Chairman Himes and Members of the House Select Committee on Economic Disparity & Fairness in Growth: I thank you for the opportunity to testify today on how our social…

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    College Enrollment Drop Disproportionately Driven by Men

    The Hechinger Report Oct 9, 2021

    That colleges have suffered big drops in enrollment isn’t news, but a closer look shows that the decline is worst among a part of the population that once made up…

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    Climate Action Funding Needs to Increase

    Alliance Magazine Oct 8, 2021

    Funding for climate action still sits at less than two percent of all philanthropic funding, ClimateWorks’ annual funding trends report has found. In 2020, ClimateWorks estimates that giving for climate change mitigation…

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