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    The Significant Impact of COVID-19 on Human Rights in 2020

    Aljazeera Apr 11, 2021

    The situation of human rights in the United States deteriorated further in 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic and the presidency of Donald Trump exacerbated pre-existing rights concerns while the Black…

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    How Competency Models Can Fortify Inclusive Leadership

    Johnson Center Apr 11, 2021

    The Johnson Center is proud to preview our forthcoming Competency Models for Nonprofit Inclusive Leadership, a paired set of competency models for nonprofit organizational staff and board members. An explanation of…

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    How Can Philanthropy Pursue Racial Justice? By Supporting Those Most Proximate

    The Conscious Investor Apr 11, 2021

    Similar to how one popular dating app is designed to be deleted, I am hopeful that philanthropy can precipitate its own demise. In the current state, philanthropy is vital to…

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    The Urgency in Fighting Vaccine Hesitancy During COVID-19

    RAND Corporation Apr 11, 2021

    Vaccine hesitancy—the delay by people to get inoculated even when shots are widely available—appears likely to be one more hurdle in ending the COVID-19 pandemic. The CDC would typically lead…

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    Why We’re Not Ready to Dismantle COVID-19 Safety Protocols

    Global Health Now Apr 10, 2021

    More than half of all global COVID-19 deaths reported over the last week were found in the Americas—reporting more than 1.3 million new cases and 37,000 deaths, PAHO reports. But…

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    Baltimore’s Public-Private Approach to COVID-19 Resilience

    Smart Cities Dive Apr 10, 2021

    Baltimore is one of many U.S. cities that turned to a resilience corps in the past year to tackle the dual crises of the pandemic and unemployment, problems that have disproportionately impacted…

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    Community College Students Need Sturdier Support Programs

    Brookings Apr 10, 2021

    Community colleges are a critical access point to higher education in the United States. Last year, roughly 1,000 community colleges enrolled more than 5.5 million students. These schools are also…

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    Corporate Sustainability Failures Drive Fossil Fuel Dominance

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Apr 10, 2021

    In the early ’90s I worked on corporate sustainability with a group of young, smart, optimistic colleagues, paid virtually nothing, working out of an office closet next to the bathroom…

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    Communication Is Key: Promoting Vaccines in Latinx Communities

    Harvest Public Mediaharvharv Apr 10, 2021

    Even as much of the country thrills at the prospect of getting their COVID-19 shots, sizable pockets need convincing. In the immigrant and refugee communities of southwestern Kansas, cultural barriers…

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    The Macrogrid Movement for More Effective Electricity Access

    The Conversation Apr 10, 2021

    Many kinds of extreme events can disrupt electricity service, including hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, wildfires, extreme heat, extreme cold and extended droughts. Major disasters can leave thousands of people in the…

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    Connecting Vaccine Equity to a Set of Broader Global Goals

    Brookings Apr 10, 2021

    As we start to see the light at the end of the pandemic’s dark tunnel, inequities in the distribution of vaccines across countries are coming under intense scrutiny. Unequal vaccine…

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    The Need for a Global Strategy Against COVID-19 Variants

    Global Citizen Apr 9, 2021

    At the end of 2020, there was a strong hope that high levels of vaccination would see humanity finally gain the upper hand over SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.…

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