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How Nest Turned a $24,000 Idea Into a Global Movement Supporting Women Artisans
United Kingdom · United Kingdom

How Nest Turned a $24,000 Idea Into a Global Movement Supporting Women Artisans

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In 2005, Rebecca van Bergen was a graduate student in social work at Washington University when she won $24,000 in a school innovation contest. That seed money sparked the creationSee the Story
US, Global Cities Tout Emissions Reductions
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US, Global Cities Tout Emissions Reductions

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Local U.S. officials say they’re driving emissions goals from the ground up since the Trump administration’s withdrawal from key international climate events and agreements.See the Story
Local Residents Discuss the Climbing Cost of Child Care
United States · United States

Local Residents Discuss the Climbing Cost of Child Care

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Increasing child care costs put a strain on the wallets of many families in Tampa Bay.See the Story

Resourcing Digital Spaces Rooted in Care, Justice, and Collective Liberation

Monica Aleman interviews Jac sm Kee, cofounder of Numun Fund, about how this nonprofit is resourcing digital spaces rooted in liberation.InternetSee the Story

Rethinking College Rankings: A New Approach Uplifts Regional Schools

Figuring out the best colleges is big business. College rankings stay in the headlines for weeks after each release, and schools proudly tout their positions among their peers in marketing material. It’s simple enough to figure out which schools produce the highest-paid graduates — federal data can provide that easily. Arguably one of the most important metrics has been more elusive, demonstrating the importance of rethinking college rankings: W…United States · United StatesRead Article

Two Billion People Lack Access to Safe Drinking Water

In the time it would take me to write the next sentence, I could get up, walk to the kitchen, and pour myself a glass of clean water. I’ve never had to worry about whether that water would make me sick, but billions of people across the globe lack access to safe drinking water. Almost six billion other people in the world share this reality. They have safe drinking water in their homes, ready whenever needed. That still leaves two billion people…Read Article

Preserving Indigenous Languages Through Early Childhood Education

It’s 9 a.m. in the morning and the children at the Walatowa Head Start Early Childhood Learning Center on the Jemez Pueblo in New Mexico, line up outside, each carrying a small amount of cornmeal in their hands. Bertha Gachupin, one of the teachers, leads the children as they say their Native American name, the name of their clan, and then a prayer to learn and understand the Hemish language and have a good day at school, before blowing the corn…Jemez Pueblo · Jemez PuebloRead Article

The “Three Whys” Exercise: A Simple Tool for Teams Working Towards Complex Systems Change

Sometimes the simplest tools, such as the “three whys” exercise, bring the most value. Simply asking “why?” can make or break a new venture or help an established social impact project achieve its goals. When I teach systems-led leadership to students, organizational leaders, and budding social entrepreneurs, I sometimes take them through a “triple why” activity as a means of surfacing values, root causes, and barriers to their goals. This proce…Read Article

AmeriCorps Funding Cuts Disproportionately Impact Rural Communities

When a federal judge earlier this month ordered the Trump administration to restore AmeriCorps funding, there was no relief for the hundreds of service groups that tutor children and staff summer programs in Republican-led states that sat out the lawsuit. Even in the 24 Democrat-led states that challenged the AmeriCorps funding cuts and won a temporary victory, the logistics of reinstating funding remain unclear. Some states are hesitant to turn…United States · United StatesRead Article

Africa: Aid Cuts Call for African Self-Reliance in Research

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[SciDev.Net] Scidev.Net -- As Africa reckons with shrinking foreign research support and looming health threats, scientists across the continent are pushing for a more self-reliant future.Research · NairobiSee the Story

How News Literacy Is Empowering Teen Fact Checkers

Sixteen-year-old Andie Murphy isn’t on TikTok. She turned off tracking on YouTube and deleted Instagram months ago over its artificial intelligence policy and concerns about posts being used to train AI. The rise of generative AI makes news literacy more important than ever before, particularly for children and teens. As much as possible, the high school junior has tried to set up guardrails on rapid-fire social feeds to limit scrolling and the …TikTok · OwassoRead Article

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