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    Fighting for Flood Protection: Funding is Necessary to Support Levees

    Harvest Public Media Apr 13, 2021

    Levees protect people, towns, and agriculture from flooding. But two years ago, parts of the Missouri River and its tributaries reached record crests, and many levees failed. Now there’s a…

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    The Importance of Diversifying the Medical Workforce

    Brookings Apr 13, 2021

    In hindsight, 2020 is appearing to be a pivotal time in medical education. 2020 saw the emergence of the SARS-2 Covid-19 pandemic, social upheavals, the decision by the National Board…

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    How Outdoor Learning Can Bolster Girls Pursuing Science Education

    Futurity Apr 12, 2021

    In a new study, researchers found a link between an outdoor science program and higher average science grades, as well as an increase in a measure of science knowledge for…

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    The Impact of Learning Loss on High School Graduation Rates During COVID-19

    The 74 Apr 12, 2021

    Forty thousand high school students in the Los Angeles Unified School District are at risk of not graduating — including 6,000 this year — according to a new analysis that tracks the…

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    Why High-net Worth Donors Are Poised for Impact-first Investing

    Philanthropy News Digest Apr 12, 2021

    Wealthy individuals and families are uniquely positioned to pursue “impact-first” investments that prioritize social and environmental gains over financial returns, a report from the Bridgespan Group argues. Based on interviews with high-net-worth…

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    Fighting for Equity Can Span Local and Global Communities

    The Conscious Investor Apr 12, 2021

    For most of my life, I worked as a journalist, holding a variety of reporting and editing roles at newspapers in Atlanta and in several N.C. cities. I was always…

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    The Demographics of Crowdfunding Donors

    Philanthropy News Digest Apr 12, 2021

    Donors to crowdfunding efforts are slightly younger, less religious, and more likely to be single than those who give through traditional channels, a report from the Indiana University Lilly Family School…

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    Online Nursing and Healthcare Programs See Steady Enrollment Rates

    Higher Education Dive Apr 12, 2021

    Like many university administrators across the country, Nancy Schreiber, Provost and VPAA of Salve Regina University, faced a tough decision around an underperforming program. Her options were fairly straightforward: shutter…

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    Fighting COVID: Six Roles for Funders [Video]

    Southern California Grantmakers Apr 12, 2021

    Thanks to a robust public-private partnership, Blue Shield of California has accelerated and expanded California’s COVID-19 vaccine distribution as a third-party administrator. In March 2021, in collaboration with Blue Shield…

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    Vaccines Touch Down Across Africa: Now the Work Begins

    Global Washington Apr 12, 2021

    Over the last year, as the scientific community quickly mobilized to develop, test and produce multiple effective vaccines, the focus for VillageReach has been protecting health workers and communities against the virus.…

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    A Nutrition Report Card for Americans: Dark Clouds, Silver Linings

    The Conversation Apr 12, 2021

    Many of the latest findings on the American diet are not encouraging. Almost half of U.S. adults, or 46%, have a poor-quality diet, with too little fish, whole grains, fruits,…

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    New Head of PATH, Nikolaj Gilbert, Brings Flexibility and Partnership Prowess to Global Health

    Global Washington Apr 12, 2021

    Nikolaj Gilbert joined PATH, a global public health organization headquartered in Seattle, in January of 2020 – just as the first cases of COVID-19 began appearing globally and shortly before…

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