Black Women Are Redefining Wealth. Is Philanthropy Ready to Invest Differently?
If Black women are telling us that wealth includes time, health, belonging, safety, joy, and…
The Burnout Economy: Inside the Nonprofit Sector’s Structural Crisis
Burnout has become the operating condition of civil society.
Yale Survey Finds CT Residents Increasingly Concerned About Climate Change
More Connecticut residents say they have personally experienced the effects of climate change, and concern…
The Culture of Repair Already Exists. It Just Wasn’t Funded
If we are serious about building a more equitable future, we must also confront what…
Revolution Wind Project on Track for Completion This Year
Ørsted said it has installed 61 out of 65 turbines at its Revolution Wind project…
After Philanthropy Funds Community Ownership, What’s Next?
It’s time to ask what it takes to make community ownership last.
Patients Are Checking Physicians Against AI, Causing Frustration: ‘Then why are you here?’
A growing share of U.S. patients are uploading lab results and imaging reports directly into…
Green Urbanism in America: Voter Attitudes Toward Sustainable Community Development
Researchers and policymakers are exploring “green urbanism” as a way to create healthier, more sustainable…
What Gets Erased When Nonprofits Scrub DEI Language
How nonprofits describe the communities they serve can shape public understanding, policy, and funding, raising…
The Fiscal Case for Building Homes Near Jobs and Transit
Building more homes near jobs, transit, and existing infrastructure could help communities improve housing affordability…