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    Farmers in Spain Use Agroforestry to Fight Forest Fires

    GreenBiz Aug 28, 2021

    The forest fire stopped just before arriving at Nieves Fernández Vidueira’s farm, but it burned all day in the area surrounding Quintela do Pando in Galicia, northwestern Spain. “I will…

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    Investigating the Kentucky State Police’s Fatal Shootings

    The Marshall Project Aug 28, 2021

    Just before sunset on Oct. 22, 2015, 53-year-old Stephen Brock was walking up and down the narrow gravel road near his trailer home, yelling, cursing and praying. Neighbors later told…

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    The Importance of Solidarity Investing in Cooperatives

    Sharable Aug 27, 2021

    Earlier this year, the Vermont Solidarity Investing Club hosted its fifth annual meeting to take stock of its assets, including investments in a Vermont-based grocer, a pickling company in Massachusetts, and a…

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    The Path to High-Quality Professional Learning

    Getting Smart Aug 27, 2021

    As instructional leaders craft professional development in any format, it is important to assess the flow and structure of what you are creating. Like all endeavors, practice fuels improvement. Just as…

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    Leadership That Pivots to Meet the Moment is Necessary in a Crisis

    Forbes Aug 27, 2021

    In February of 2021, I wrote about why we need to move from a state of fear to being fearless as we navigate through the Covid-19 pandemic and into a new reality.…

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    Understanding the Booster Shot for the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

    The Conversation Aug 27, 2021

    For people who received the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, the past few months have been a bit of a bumpy ride with news of side effects, pauses and restarts…

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    Indigenous Peoples Are Finally Formally Included in Global Conservation Policymaking

    Grist Aug 27, 2021

    The General Assembly of the International Union for Conservation of Nature, or IUCN, will gather next week to shape a collective strategy to protect the world’s increasingly at-risk flora and…

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    Farmers in Rural Illinois Want Renewables, Not a New Gas Pipeline

    Grist Aug 27, 2021

    Pembroke Township, population less than 2,000, is the last historic Black farming community left in Illinois. And at one time, it was the largest such community in the northern United States. Founded in the…

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    How MacKenzie Scott’s Gifts to Leaders of Color Fuel Transformation

    Chronicle of Philanthropy Aug 27, 2021

    This op-ed by Bianca Casanova Anderson was previously published on July 16, 2021 in the Chronicle of Philanthropy. Reprinted with permission. As a Black woman who serves as co-executive director of…

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    These Energy Storage Technologies Can Help Solve the Challenge of Moving to Renewable Electricity

    The Conversation Aug 27, 2021

    In recent decades the cost of wind and solar power generation has dropped dramatically. This is one reason that the U.S. Department of Energy projects that renewable energy will be…

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    What Big bets in Philanthropy Need to Succeed

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Even before the 100&Change deadline for applications had passed, the Bernard van Leer Foundation launched a response to the Syrian crisis with grants to the International Rescue Committee (IRC) and Sesame Workshop. Foundation…

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    Schools Must Ensure Tech Meets Needs Across Range of Disabilities

    Education Dive

    Educational technology is so woven into curriculum today, it’s almost impossible to imagine teaching children without it. Would educators pull pencils and erasers from classrooms? Of course not. And nor…

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