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    10 Places Where Nonprofits Shouldn’t Cut Corners

    Forbes Feb 6, 2021

    Nonprofits are challenging to run, but with innovative leaders, the business can usually remain afloat. Unfortunately, smart leaders will need to cut corners from time to time to keep the…

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    Equitable Urban Transportation Planning is Critical

    Urban Institute Feb 6, 2021

    Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, access to dependable, affordable public transportation is more important than ever. Many essential workers rely on public transportation to commute to jobs providing critical services, like…

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    The Implications of Climate Change for Security and Conflict

    Brookings Feb 5, 2021

    On January 27, newly-installed Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin — having already made history as the first Black American appointed to the role — broke new ground for the Department…

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    Proposing Culturally Responsive Teaching Standards

    Chalkbeat Chicago Feb 5, 2021

    The Illinois State Board of Education is proposing the state implement culturally responsive teaching and learning standards for teacher preparation programs by October 2025. The new standards will train educators — regardless…

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    A Discussion of Power Imbalances in Food and Agriculture

    Food Tank Feb 5, 2021

    Food Tank, in partnership with the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the Global Alliance for the Future of Food, recently hosted the first in a series of seven panel discussions with…

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    Identifying Policy Shortfalls that Impact Women’s Empowerment

    India Development Review Feb 5, 2021

    Research suggests that investing in Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) has important linkages with gender equality. As a result, India has witnessed several schemes and progressive legislation—both at the central and state levels—that…

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    Why Technology Needs to Support the Food System

    Food Tank Feb 5, 2021

    During a virtual panel on data protection organized by Food Tank and the Refresh Working Group, labor activists and food chain experts explored the ways that technology is supporting and…

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    Three Developments Driving Climate-related Food Systems Reform

    GreenBiz Feb 5, 2021

    I was chatting recently with a veteran strategy wonk about the world’s stuttering progress toward decarbonization. Electricity generation was an early focus. More recently, the transport sector began to move…

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    12 Steps to Achieve Gender Equality in Our Lifetimes

    The Guardian

    1. Talk to women and girls A fundamental reason we have not yet achieved gender equality in every realm is that women and girls’ voices are too often excluded from…

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    Women Are Most Impacted By India’s Water Crisis

    India Development Review

    Across cities and villages in India, an impending water crisis is at our doorsteps. India will face a water shortfall of almost 50 percent by 2030, if our water use continues…

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    Five Ways This Generation Can Support Gender Equality

    Elite Daily

    Although women have come a long way from the discrimination and struggles they previously faced, statistics still show inequality to be prevalent in the working world. As 20-somethings continue to…

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    Building Community Resilience Through Agriculture in Hawai’i

    YES! Magazine Feb 5, 2021

    In the mid-18th century, North Kohala – a region on northern tip of Hawai‘i Island – was home to 40,000 people. They used systems of subsistence they developed to protect and restore both…

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