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    How Colleges Can Navigate the COVID-19 Variants

    Higher Ed Dive Mar 1, 2021

    Coronavirus cases are trending downward across the U.S., but the emergence of several concerning variant strains has dampened some of the optimism about where the pandemic is heading. Public health…

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    What Advocacy Work in Small Foundations and Institutions Could Look Like

    Exponent Philanthropy Mar 1, 2021

    Some of the most effective foundations engaged in policy and advocacy in the United States are small, place-based foundations. By focusing deeply, developing insight into their issue, leveraging their reputation…

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    Wastewater Could Be the Key to a Sustainable Farming Future

    YES! Magazine Mar 1, 2021

    On a Saturday in late October, Carolyn Phinney is hip-deep in a half-acre of vegetables, at the nucleus of what will one day be 15 acres of productive farmland. “You…

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    How to Analyze Climate Solutions to Prioritize Investment

    Eco-Business Mar 1, 2021

    It’s good news that so many people are proposing solutions for the crises in climate and nature. Bill Gates is one among many, and with so many contenders, what criteria…

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    Understanding COVID-19 Vaccinations and Transmission

    The Conversation Mar 1, 2021

    Deborah Fuller, University of Washington Editor’s note: So you’ve gotten your coronavirus vaccine, waited the two weeks for your immune system to respond to the shot and are now fully…

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    Advancing Equity in Arts Philanthropy for BIPOC Communities

    ARTS Blog Mar 1, 2021

    The last year brought forward a spotlight on existing disparities in communities of color—access to health care, financial stability and generational wealth, and the ever-present public health crisis that is…

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    What’s Really Driving Coal Power’s Demise?

    The Conversation Mar 1, 2021

    The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea People often point to plunging natural gas prices as the reason U.S. coal-fired power plants have…

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    Income and Wealth Inequality and Black Homelessness

    Ending Homelessness Mar 1, 2021

    Both poverty and income strongly correlate with race in the United States. Among all racial groups, Black Americans are second most likely to experience poverty, with 21% living below the poverty threshold, following Native Americans at 25%. Black Americans in…

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    Three Ways to Give Back and Get Involved in Your Community

    Medium

    If you are looking for ways to give back to a local charity and cultivate positive change in your community, then here are three suggestions according to noted philanthropist Johanna Klausen. In…

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    Indigenous Communities are Better at Preserving Biodiversity

    Pacific Standard

    As countries try to stall the planet’s spiral into a sixth mass extinction, it’s not always clear what, if anything, is working. There are plenty of news stories about what isn’t:…

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    Five Ways for Nonprofits to Partner for Marketing Wins

    Forbes

    Having limited resources, one of the ways I’ve managed to stretch what our organization has for marketing efforts is to partner with another nonprofit and create marketing wins for both…

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    Alternatives Research and Development Foundation: A Culmination of Sue Leary’s Life Passions

    Animal Grantmakers Mar 1, 2021

    Retired lab animal veterinarian Larry Carbone (author of the highly regarded book “What Animals Want”) recently wrote a provocative article in Nature Special Reports in which he estimates that more…

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