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    Solving the Philanthropist’s Dilemma

    Milken Institute Jul 12, 2021

    Philanthropic capital has played and will continue to play a critical role as we rebuild after the pandemic. According to the Center for Disaster Philanthropy, more than $20 billion in…

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    Rural Employment Lagging in Returning to Pre-COVID Levels

    The Rural Blog Jul 12, 2021

    The nation is almost back to pre-pandemic employment levels, but rural areas are lagging in several ways, according to a Daily Yonder analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics data. Essentially, metropolitan counties…

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    Reimagining Justice in Detroit for Black Liberation

    The Aspen Institute Jul 12, 2021

    What would it take to make Detroit a “just city” – an actual sanctuary of justice for its residents? Amanda Alexander, founder and Executive Director of the Detroit Justice Center is working…

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    The Prevalence of Sexual Harassment for Women Journalists in Africa

    Nieman Lab Jul 12, 2021

    Women working in African media were twice as likely to experience sexual harassment at work than men, according to a new report by Women in News, a media development program by…

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    Countering COVID-19 Disinformation in African Countries

    Global Citizen Jul 12, 2021

    After Uganda’s health minister received a COVID-19 vaccine in March, a widely-circulated tweet claimed that the syringe was empty and did not pierce her skin. In actuality, while Jane Ruth…

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    How Charity Can Be More Than a Bandaid

    HistPhil

    “Charity” is the word used locally to describe philanthropic activity in Diani, yet the choice of this term betrays the persistence of colonial patterns that mark the relations of philanthropic…

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    A Board’s Number One Priority: Talent Strategy

    The Bridgespan Group

    Decades of high-level nonprofit and corporate board work, including eBay, have taught The Bridgespan Group’s Chairman and Co-founder Tom Tierney many things. Heading the list is that the only thing…

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    Preventing the Vicious Cycle of Debt and Development Crises

    Brookings Jul 11, 2021

    The COVID-19 pandemic is, we hope, only a temporary shock to economies everywhere. The appropriate policy response to such a disruption is to borrow to cushion the impact on consumption…

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    Prospective Home Buyers Ignore Flood Risk, Report Finds

    Environmental News Network Jul 11, 2021

    Buyers neglect to investigate the risk of flooding until after purchasing new homes according to a new report from the University of Copenhagen. The report also reveals that home prices…

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    Promoting Culturally Responsive Evaluation Practices

    MDRC Jul 11, 2021

    The credibility of MDRC’s work depends on providing both rigorous and relevant research. It also depends on recognizing that multiple perspectives and frameworks are necessary for better understanding the cultural priorities…

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    Solutions to Food Insecurity Caused by Climate Change

    Grist Jul 11, 2021

    For years, scientists have been warning that higher temperatures will reduce the bounty of farms around the globe: The National Climate Assessment forecasts smaller harvests in the United States. One model suggests that world…

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    The So-called Labor Shortage is Actually a Wage Shortage

    The Counter Jul 11, 2021

    From fast food chains to mid-level eateries to high-end bistros, restaurants are reportedly having trouble luring workers back into the industry after a year of unprecedented upheaval. The so-called labor shortage has reached “crisis” levels,…

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