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    Communication During a Public Health Crisis — Reaching Last-Mile Communities

    Global Washington Aug 20, 2021

    How do you reach and communicate with people with low- or zero-literacy skills who live in last-mile communities where there’s no infrastructure, electricity, or internet? How do you get your…

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    Indigenous Diets Hold Keys to Climate Change Agricultural Solutions

    The Counter

    In a Southwest that’s getting hotter and drier while its population steadily grows, ecologists and Indigenous food activists are increasingly touting mesquite’s potential as a widespread, sustainable drylands crop and…

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    Deregulatory Strategies to Address the Affordable Housing Crisis

    Urban Institute

    After decades of the federal government playing a limited role in local land-use regulations, there is renewed interest on both sides of the aisle for a stronger federal effort to…

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    Police Violence Makes COVID-19 Worse for Black Americans

    Futurity

    The trauma and stress police violence cause for black people, and the physical toll of that violence, may contribute to the disparity in COVID-19 deaths, a panel of experts argue.…

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    The Invisibility of Climate Migrants in South America

    Grist Aug 20, 2021

    Before they became climate migrants, the people of Enseada da Baleia had lived on Cardoso Island, a secluded, wildlife-rich community about 170 southwest of São Paulo, for over a century. As caiçaras, coastal-dwelling…

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    The Uncertainty of Women’s Futures in Afghanistan

    Eco-Business Aug 20, 2021

    From female journalists wiping computer files to beauticians removing posters from salons, many Afghan women are taking no chances with the country’s new Taliban leaders despite promises they can keep…

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    What Does Effective Sustainable Agriculture Look Like in Colorado?

    Food Tank Aug 20, 2021

    The public-private initiative Restore Colorado is helping finance regional regenerative agriculture through partnerships with restaurants in Boulder. The program is a collaboration between Boulder County, sustainable agriculture experts Mad Agriculture, and non-profit Zero Foodprint, who pioneered…

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    Insights on the Racial Equity and Inclusion Journey in Philanthropy

    Exponent Philanthropy Aug 20, 2021

    Like so many of your organizations, Foundant wants to more actively participate in the pursuit of justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion. To focus our work and give us direction, we…

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    Encouraging Open Innovation in the Social Sector

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Aug 19, 2021

    The proverb “Necessity is the mother of invention” has been a part of Western culture for centuries. That’s because it neatly summarizes something that has been proven to be true:…

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    Population Migration and Exposure to Flooding

    Futurity Aug 19, 2021

    That’s 10 times more than scientists previously thought, and it’s due to both increased flooding and population migration. This marks an increase of the population inside flood-prone regions to as…

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    Navigating Philanthropy as a Next-gen Donor

    avpn Aug 19, 2021

    Working in next-gen philanthropy is challenging. How does one deal with wrong perceptions, pressure, and proof-of-success? Amira Shah Chhabra, a participant in the Investing for Impact for the Next Generation…

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    Effective Apprenticeship Models in Higher Education

    EdSurge Aug 19, 2021

    The journey toward a career often starts at a fork in the road. One path points toward on-the-job training. The other takes a detour through college. They have different benefits…

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