Global cities like New York can serve as natural early warning stations for detecting tainted goods. Ease of international ...

As philanthropy adapts to new challenges, internal design choices can either facilitate or stand in the way of strategic ...

This period of backsliding will demonstrate which funds are really committed to responsible investing, and investments will ...

As global aid declines, new learning partnership models between NGOs and government will play a critical role in scaling and sustaining health reform in low- and middle-income countries.

Care workers, from community health promoters to family caregivers, are a backbone of the US economy. With compassion and humanity, they take care of our children, parents, and communities; but they ...

“The war against ‘woke capitalism’ is coming to the EU.” The headlines screaming about a war on so-called “woke capitalism” are difficult to avoid. They reflect what is now a powerful counter-movement ...

In July, the world saw the hottest day on record, and cities and towns around the world stepped up to the task of keeping their residents safe. While a single record-setting day is caused by many ...

In 2018, a California house cleaner named Patricia Cris arrived for an appointment to clean an apartment in San Jose. No one was supposed to be home and she’d been given a key to get in. But when she ...

Intergenerational shared sites are not a new concept in the United States. Messiah Lifeways, a residential community for older adults in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, opened more than 40 years ago with ...

Employment in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields in the United States is not equitable. Women, particularly Black and Hispanic women, are underrepresented in many ...

Leading a business is hard. Leading a nonprofit is even harder—nonprofit leaders typically have more stakeholders, less control, and fewer resources than their for-profit counterparts. And the ...