An interview with the executive director of the Appalachian nonprofit Appalshop about the July 2022 flood, and climate change’s continuing impact on the people of Eastern Kentucky.
Here’s how an Indigenous women-led land trust is helping to return Indigenous land.
In the final episode of season one, Saphia brings us behind the veil to get serious about the problem of housing.
Through loan guarantees, foundations can leverage their endowments to support intermediaries who invest in community development and advance racial equity.
Will federal infrastructure dollars and other programs benefit disadvantaged communities? Philanthropy and movements need to organize to make that happen.
At a conference held this spring in Mississippi, Black churches and impact investors sought to find common ground to counter systemic economic and racial inequality.
Amid wave after wave of laws making it more difficult for residents to vote, ProGeorgia is leading the way in coordinating voter registration efforts across the state.
As Stop Cop City Protests in Atlanta continue, philanthropy must step up and play a critical role in protecting democracy.
Beavers are natural water stewards. In California, there is finally a push to relocate and protect them.
Community members of San Francisco’s Mission District are advocating for more green space.
A new report by the NGO Civicus finds that civil society worldwide is being undermined by conflict, disinformation, the erosion of democratic institutions, and the repression of protest movements.
Saphia meets bell hooks, who gives her some tough love.