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    Improving Refugee Resettlement Efforts in the US

    Democracy Journal Sep 27, 2021

    Even as the COVID-19 pandemic raged across the world, the number of people forcibly displaced in 2020 reached the highest level ever recorded as ongoing and new conflicts forced people…

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    COVID-19 Safety Measures Likely Lowered Foodborne Illness Risk

    The Counter Sep 27, 2021

    Last year, the coronavirus pandemic forced us to make a host of adjustments to our regular behaviors. But these abruptly adopted lifestyle changes may have also contributed to something unexpected: the largest…

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    The Plight of People Found Not Guilty of a Crime By Reason of Insanity

    The Marshall Project Sep 27, 2021

    Venus Moore had been released from the California psychiatric hospital where she was confined for years. But she was far from free. The pandemic was raging, and her sister could…

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    Putting Equitable Human Wellbeing First to Cut Emissions

    Futurity Sep 27, 2021

    Letting the ethical theory of utilitarianism guide our responses to greenhouse gas emissions would lead to better outcomes for human development, equity, and the climate, say researchers. The study, published…

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    Supporting Migrant Children at the US Southern Border

    Save the Children Sep 27, 2021

    All children deserve to be protected from harm. The health of our children is only possible when each and every one is protected. And yet, far too many children and…

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    Can Minority Communities Rely on the Police to Keep Them Safe in an Emergency?

    InsideClimate News

    Widespread protests following the killing of George Floyd on May 25 by a Minneapolis police officer have brought renewed attention to the long legacy of U.S. police brutality—amidst a raging Covid-19 pandemic—the…

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    Co-creating a Better Criminal Justice System

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    In the United States, the criminal justice system is one of many public institutions whose workings span multiple jurisdictions. If you’ve been arrested and served jail time, it’s not uncommon…

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    Five Lessons to Guide the Transition to a More Just Philanthropy

    NonProfit Quarterly

    As we prepare to close out 2018 and reflect upon the past year, it’s overwhelming to think about the countless crises that have erupted and disrupted communities around the country,…

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    Aradhana (Anna) & Raj Asava: Influencing the Community and Shaping a Movement to End Hunger

    Time to Act Sep 27, 2021

    About Raj and Anna Issue areas: Hunger Geographic focus: Domestic (USA) Vehicle: Checkbook and Influence Years in philanthropy: More than 10 Time spent on philanthropy (weekly): 60 to 70 hours…

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    Find the Right Impact Investing Strategy

    National Center for Family Philanthropy Sep 27, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • National Center for Family Philanthropy provides a guide for foundations to build the impact investing strategy that works for them.  • How could impact investing fit into your…

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    The Fossil Fuel Industry’s Grip on South Los Angeles

    Grist Sep 27, 2021

    Friday night seemed like any other for residents near Long Beach, California — until they heard what my mom later described to me as a “sonic boom.” Suddenly, family photos…

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    Lack of Trust in Institutions Major Factor in COVID-19 Vaccine Refusal

    The Rural Blog Sep 27, 2021

    A new report from The Covid States Project examines reasons why people do or don’t get coronavirus vaccinations, with a heavy emphasis on why unvaccinated people remain so. From April through July, researchers surveyed…

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