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    The State of Rising Food Insecurity Amid COVID-19

    Food Tank Sep 14, 2021

    The world’s nutrition crisis is worsening, according to the 2021 Report on the State of Food Security and Nutrition (SOFI) from the U.N Food and Agriculture Organization. Conflict, violence, and economic shocks,…

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    How Cities Can Prepare for Future Flooding

    Grist Sep 14, 2021

    After Superstorm Sandy hit New York in 2012, the city and state spent billions recovering from the storm and building new storm surge protections for its subway system. Seven years after the storm, a…

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    Pew’s Global Survey of Climate Attitudes Finds Promising Trends But Deep Divides

    The Conversation Sep 14, 2021

    People’s views about climate change, from how worried they are about it affecting them to how willing they are to do something about it, have shifted in developed countries around…

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    Who’s Covered By a Vaccine Mandate? A Quick Guide to America’s Patchwork of COVID-19 Shot Requirements

    The Conversation Sep 14, 2021

    President Joe Biden’s orders requiring vaccinations for about two-thirds of the U.S. workforce add to a patchwork of vaccine mandates aimed at pushing more people to get their shots and…

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    Four Years, 400 Leaders, For the Future: Reflections on the Funder & Evaluator Affinity Network

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Sep 14, 2021

    How can learning and evaluation help philanthropy address the challenges of our time? The Funder & Evaluator Affinity Network (FEAN) was hatched on a sunny afternoon at a beer garden on downtown…

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    Pace Center for Girls: Advancing Equity through Evidence Building

    Pace Center for Girls Sep 14, 2021

    Part one in a three-part series. Read part two. In 2012, Pace Center for Girls, a multiservice nonprofit serving middle- and high-school-age girls with histories of trauma, faced a fork…

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    Lived Experience Shows Equal Access Protections for Homelessness Must Stay

    National Alliance to End Homelessness

    This summer, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced its intention to amend the 2016 update to the Equal Access Rule. This policy protects transgender and gender non-conforming…

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    How Has California’s War on Air Pollution Impacted Asthma Rates?

    Pacific Standard

    Los Angeles used to have some of the worst air quality in not just the country, but the world. One smog event in 1943 was so thick and toxic that Californians worried…

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    Is Organic Farming Really Better for the Environment?

    Our World in Data

    As the total global population continues to rise and economic growth drives a transition towards more resource-intensive diets, a growing number of consumers are concerned with how to reduce the environmental impact of…

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    Building a New Civic Culture

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    For years leading up to the 2016 US Presidential election, I began to notice a growing sense of mistrust in many of our democratic institutions. Dinner table discussions, visits, and…

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    Why Schools Should Care About Social Barriers for Students

    Christensen Institute Sep 14, 2021

    In recent years, new roles have begun to crop up in schools: advocates who support the social side of students’ lives. These emerging roles vary. But by and large they…

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    Loneliness Can Be Bad For Your Health

    The Conversation Sep 14, 2021

    Imagine a 65-year-old woman who sees her physician frequently for a variety of aches and pains. She might complain of back pain on one visit, headaches another time, and feeling…

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