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    How to Make Movements Resilient for Human Rights Defenders

    India Development Review

    In the past few decades, organisations and movements working on human rights have become more aware of the pervasive and systematic attacks against human rights defenders, including the particular challenges…

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    Air Pollution Still Excessively Harms Minority Communities

    The Conversation

    Air pollution contributes to as many as 9 million premature deaths worldwide each year – twice as many as war, other violence, HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria combined. Fine particulate matter…

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    A Case for Safe Injection Facilities

    Cato Institute

    A recently released working paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research by Analisa Packham of Vanderbilt University examined the impact of needle exchange programs (referred to as Syringe Exchange Programs or…

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    How Philadelphia is Improving Transit Accessibility with AR

    Smart Cities Dive Jul 5, 2021

    The city of Philadelphia is seeking ideas on ways it can use augmented reality (AR) technology to make its Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) public transportation system more accessible for people with…

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    How One Final Eviction Moratorium Has Impacted US Cities

    Smart Cities Dive Jul 5, 2021

    The Biden administration announced late last week that it would extend the nationwide eviction moratorium one more month, through July 31. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said it intends…

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    Improving Health Care Systems Requires Integration of Mental and Physical Health

    Christensen Institute

    While COVID-19 is well known for its physical impact, the rippling effect of the pandemic is taking an equally large toll on mental health. A survey conducted by the Kaiser Family…

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    What Do We Need to Do to Fight Sea-level Rise and Ocean Acidification?

    TreeHugger

    New research finds that a two-pronged approach is necessary to fight things like sea-level rise and ocean acidification. There has been a lot of talk about whether individual acts in…

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    Helping LGBTQ+ Asylum Seekers Feel Self-Sufficient

    Medium

    Freedom House is the only organization in the country to provide free services to asylum seekers, and 90% of residents leave self-sufficient. They began the LGBTQ+ Bridges Program “without really knowing…

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    Racial Disparities in Aging Need to be Addressed

    Futurity Jul 4, 2021

    More older Americans are able to meet their daily care needs without assistance, a report shows, but concerning gaps remained for older Black and Hispanic people. According to the report,…

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    Takeaways from the Cleanup of Boston’s Charles River

    Grist Jul 4, 2021

    U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan officially announced earlier this month that the Biden administration will reinterpret the Trump administration’s definition of what constitutes “waters of the United States” – waterways…

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    How Israel’s Home Demolition Harms Palestinian Children

    Al Jazeera Jul 4, 2021

    Four out of five children in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem whose homes have been demolished by Israeli authorities say they have lost faith that anyone can help…

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    Prisons Are Prematurely Returning to Business as Usual

    The Marshall Project Jul 4, 2021

    Derrick Johnson had a makeshift mask. He had the spray bottle of bleach and extra soap that corrections officers provided. But he still spent every day crammed in a unit…

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