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    The Importance of Developing More Black Educators

    The 74

    As a Black man, more generally, I have lived among the fallout of structural racism and institutionalized injustice in my own life. As a Black educator, I have seen its…

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    Criminalization and Black Homelessness

    Ending Homelessness Mar 1, 2021

    Homelessness and incarceration are intricately linked, in myriad ways. People who are homeless are more likely to interact with law enforcement officers and to wind up in jail; the existence of many low-level…

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    Rising Temperatures Are Shortening Tropical Trees’ Lives

    Mongabay Mar 1, 2021

    A pair of recent studies show that rising temperatures are shortening the lives of trees in tropical forests and reducing their capacity to absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. This…

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    Breaking Down the Facets of Global COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

    United Nations Foundation Mar 1, 2021

    With lives, resources, and patience on the line, the global COVID-19 vaccine distribution process is the performance of a lifetime with no opportunity — or time — for rehearsals. The…

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    Using Policy to Correct Economic Inequality Post-pandemic

    Equitable Growth

    Only a decade has passed since the end of the previous global financial crisis, from which U.S. working- and middle-class families had barely recovered despite a record run of economic…

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    The Connection Between Civic Engagement and Public Health

    RAND Corporation

    Civic engagement—voting, volunteering, social organizing and such activities—is essential for the health of democracy. And with primary elections beginning this month, people have the chance to improve the health of…

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    Staying Committed to Climate Communications Through COVID-19

    GreenBiz

    After a year of climate change being a top media story and public policy concern in many countries, attention is and will be rightfully focused on COVID-19 for some time.…

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    A City Where Black Teens are Disproportionately Bitten By Police Dogs

    The Marshall Project Feb 28, 2021

    Between 2017 and 2019, Baton Rouge police dogs bit at least 146 people, records show. Of those, 53 were 17 years old or younger; the youngest were just 13. Almost…

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    It’s Time to Invest in African Companies

    GreenBiz Feb 28, 2021

    Despite the global economic slowdown caused by COVID-19, the case for investing in Africa is stronger than ever. Africa will remain a competitive investment destination for decades to come because…

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    Why Philanthropy Needs to Fund Advocacy

    Medium Feb 28, 2021

    In 2020, the philanthropy sector gave relief dollars like never before (though we still need to give more). We dropped unnecessary procedures and restrictions that got in the way of making impact for our…

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    Americans Collectively Owe Billions in Back Rent

    Urban Institute Feb 28, 2021

    Congress is currently debating President Biden’s $1.9 trillion proposal for additional coronavirus relief funds. The president’s proposal and subsequent proposals from the House Financial Services Committee include $25 billion in rental assistance funding to…

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    SNAP-Ed Is Teaching Americans To Make Better Food Choices

    Food Tank Feb 28, 2021

    Federal nutrition education programs have improved healthy habits among Americans in the U.S. Southeast, according to researchers at the Public Health Institute. Their recent study aggregated feedback from families and adults who…

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