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    Moving Toward Electric Vehicles Without Harming Disadvantaged Communities

    Urban Institute Sep 20, 2021

    In early August, President Biden signed an executive order setting a target to make 50 percent of all new cars sold in 2030 electric vehicles. This announcement follows a wave of transit…

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    Gender Disparities Among Global Health Leaders Could Disrupt Women’s Health

    Global Citizen

    Men hold over 70% of the leadership positions in 200 global health organizations, a disparity that reflects overwhelming gender inequality worldwide, according to a new report from Global Health 50/50. The…

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    Cultural Proficiency for Educators Should Be An Imperative

    EdSource

    I fear that far too many educators and educational leaders are not prepared to respond to the heartache and expressions of despair that may come from our students of color,…

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    Democracy and Informed Communities: Why Funding the News Is Critical

    American Journalism Project Sep 20, 2021

    Despite its critical role in our communities and our democracy, local news is in crisis. As Penny Abernathy, a scholar at the University of North Carolina wrote in her 2020…

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    Food Systems as Climate Change Solutions [Audio]

    Food Tank

    On “Food Talk with Dani Nierenberg,” Dani talks about how the food system contributes between 21-37 percent of total global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate…

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    Sasha Rabsey: Supporting Grassroots Organizations With an Intersectional Approach

    Time to Act Sep 20, 2021

    About Sasha Issue area: Women and Girls Geographic focus: San Francisco Bay Area and International (East Africa, Latin America, & Nepal) Giving vehicle: Donor-advised Fund (the HOW Fund) Years in…

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    The Unequal Distribution of Unemployment Benefits

    RAND Corporation

    Imagine that two individuals worked the same number of years and were paid the exact same salary—and yet in retirement one receives twice as much from Social Security than the…

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    How Finance Committees Can Enhance Boards

    Blue Avocado Sep 20, 2021

    Implementing a finance committee of the board of directors was one of the best things our organization ever did—here’s why. Here’s an example of what the committee did for us:…

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    New Poll Indicates Older Adults Could Be Getting More Account Savings Benefits

    Futurity Sep 20, 2021

    Most older adults don’t use tax-advantaged savings accounts to save for future health expenses, a new poll of people age 50 to 80 suggests. Those who do are more likely…

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    The Importance of Helping Women and Girls During Climate Crisis

    Eco-Business

    If you really want to tackle the climate emergency, there’s one simple but often forgotten essential: throw your weight behind schools for girls, and ensure adult women can rely on…

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    A New Leadership Framework for Global Health

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    In just a few decades, the international community has witnessed a string of successes in the field of global health. Polio cases have declined 99 percent in the past 25 years due…

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    How Do We Finance Social Protection for the Future of Work in Africa?

    Brookings

    The one subject that keeps many policymakers across African countries awake at night is “jobs.” How do we create decent jobs for the continent’s growing and youthful population? In the…

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