Stories from Amy Brown
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The Future We Want: Pioneering Solutions for Global Impact
Climate Philanthropists Enable Local Communities to Own Their Futures
Though they work in different areas, the Honnold Foundation and Blue Ventures share the same conviction: Local communities should be empowered to envision, design and own investments in a more sustainable future. Both nonprofits have scaled their efforts to reach more communities with support from the Everpure Foundation.
July 13
Food + Farming
Rooted in Nature: How Three CPG Companies Are Scaling Regenerative Practices
Given the climate-fighting power of regenerative agriculture, a growing segment of farmers, land managers, and consumer goods companies are working to integrate more of these practices into the way they grow the world’s food and forest-based products.
June 30
Justice + Equality
California Raised Wages for Incarcerated Firefighters, But Advocates Say There’s More to Be Done
California increased the hourly pay for incarcerated firefighters to $7.25 last year. It's a bittersweet victory for many, and the fight for fairness and more equitable conditions continues.
March 30
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Sourced with Purpose
The Science of Plant Wisdom: How Herbalism Unlocks Better Health and Deeper Connection
With over 50 years as the leading expert in herbal wellness, Traditional Medicinals is bringing that deep-rooted knowledge to a wider audience through a new educational video platform: The Plant Wisdom Collective.
March 19
Community Development
Camden Healthcare Workers Confront the Barriers Holding Back Their Neighbors’ Health
A community-based healthcare system in Camden, New Jersey, is improving patients' health by considering every aspect of their life a part of the treatment.
February 27
Community Development
New Yorkers Keep Loneliness at Bay with Life Story Club
Loneliness is a silent epidemic among older people in the United States. Life Story Club proves that coming together to share stories can make all the difference.
December 22, 2025
Food + Farming
Reusable Takeout Containers Are Taking Over College Campuses, With a 99% Return Rate
The University of Pittsburgh joined a growing list of U.S. colleges using a stainless steel takeout container system that runs like a library, managing checkouts and returns with QR codes and smartphones.
November 17, 2025
Finance
How Philanthropists Can Help Keep the Climate Movement on Track
Philanthropy can have an outsized impact on pushing forward change. Despite uncertainty about the future of federal action on climate change, philanthropists continue to fund climate action, and public sentiment seems to be behind them.
January 6, 2025
Justice + Equality
Facing Stigma and Lack of Awareness, Women Call for Menopause Support in the Workplace
There's a workplace stigma around menopause that leads many women to hide their experience with it. But women who are going through menopause are the fastest-growing demographic in the workforce, and they're calling for change.
December 24, 2024
Corporate Responsibility
Equipping Gen Z for Green Jobs in Building Operations
Green job postings are growing faster than the number of workers who have the skills to fill them. Recognizing that need, Autodesk and the job training nonprofit Stacks and Joules created a training program for green building operator careers that looks to recruit young people who are often overlooked in the field.
December 17, 2024
Corporate Responsibility
As More Companies Disclose Their Impact on Nature, Transparency Can Drive Progress
Nature-related disclosures are becoming more common among companies in a variety of sectors around the world, but a new report shows there is still room — and need — for companies to better assess, disclose, and address their impacts on nature. Experts say continuing to increase transparency and reporting can drive necessary behavior change.
December 9, 2024
Voices for Change
A New Kind of Corporate Giving Gives Employees a Say
Phin is reinventing corporate donations, putting the decision making in the hands of employees and integrating philanthropy into the core of the business. As more people look to work for companies that align with their values, more thoughtful philanthropy has the added benefits of attracting talent and boosting retention.
December 3, 2024
Environment
Tackling Potent Super Pollutants is the Bridge to a Cooler Future
Reducing the amount of super pollutants, like methane, that end up in the atmosphere can quickly reduce global temperatures. The Global Heat Reduction Initiative aims to incentivize companies to do just that.
November 14, 2024
Community Development
Helping Teachers Support America’s Newest Students
Teachers spent an average of $610 of their own money on classroom supplies last school year. The nonprofit DonorsChoose helps teachers in the United States create funding campaigns for classroom supplies and experiences. Its new campaign directly supports students who are new to America.
November 11, 2024
Justice + Equality
Ethical Sourcing Campaign Sows the Seeds of Change for Fairtrade Farmers
This year, Fairtrade America's annual campaign celebrating Fairtrade farmers is focused on the ethical sourcing of coffee and cocoa. The organization is partnering with brands like Hu Kitchen and Gimme Coffee to educate consumers about the people who grow their food.
October 24, 2024
Food + Farming
Billie Eilish Fans Take a Bite out of Climate Change with Plant-Based Pledge
Billie Eilish actively engages her fans to act on social and environmental issues. Concertgoers can pledge to eat one plant-based meal a day for 30 days through Support and Feed, for example. Founded by Eilish's mother, Maggie Baird, the organization calls for a shift to an equitable, plant-based food system.
October 17, 2024
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Carbon and Beyond: The ESG and Sustainability Trends Shaping Business Today
With Harmonized Sustainability Reporting Requirements On the Horizon, Companies Must Prepare Now or Be Left Scrambling
Global sustainability reporting is finally on the brink of unifying around a set of disclosures. This is great news for business leaders who are choking on the alphabet soup of sustainability reporting standards, but preparing to meet the new requirements is still a challenge.
January 16, 2024
Voices for Change
Solving the Caregiving Crisis is a Collective Endeavor
The U.S. faces a caregiving crisis of immense proportion. Support for the care workforce is severely lacking while America enters an elder boom, with all baby boomers turning 65 or older by 2030. It doesn’t have to be this way. Solutions for creating a care economy that works for everyone exist today.
December 26, 2023
Corporate Responsibility
How Estée Lauder Blew Past Its Supplier Diversity Goals
For companies that are falling short of their supplier diversity goals, it can be illuminating to look at how a business like Estée Lauder Companies — which owns brands like Estée Lauder, Aveda, Clinique and Smashbox — approached the challenge, exceeded its goals and continues to raise the bar.
December 14, 2023
Finance
Entrepreneurs of Color Are Less Likely to Turn a Profit. Understanding Why Could Boost the Economy.
In the U.S., entrepreneurs of color are significantly less likely to end their business profitably. Many end up losing money. This is not only devastating for business owners, but it also contributes to the racial wealth gap.
December 8, 2023
Voices for Change
Storytelling Empowers Young and Underrepresented Voices in the Climate Movement
Climate action and climate justice movements don’t always feel like spaces that recognize or welcome folks from diverse and underrepresented backgrounds. Effective storytelling can create a sense of belonging and inspire real action on the ground.
November 21, 2023
Corporate Responsibility
Want a Better Company Culture? Make More Space for DEI
Making the time for DEI within the regular workday is one of the most effective solutions to truly change company culture, experts say.
October 19, 2023
Energy
A Hurricane’s Wrath Sparks the Vision for a Net-Zero Convention Center
In 2012, Hurricane Sandy left up to a foot of contaminated water inside the Javits Center in New York City, one of the nation’s busiest convention centers. The building's transformation from a flood-damaged behemoth to a model of sustainability for the net-zero built environment a story worth watching.
October 17, 2023
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Board Ready: Governance for Responsible Leadership in ESG
HP Puts a Big Bet On Sustainable Impact As a Competitive Edge
HP was one of the first in the tech industry to publicly report how its sustainability investments directly resulted in more sales.
August 21, 2023
Voices for Change
As Abortion Restrictions Mount, Companies Work Behind the Scenes to Ensure Reproductive Rights for Their Employees
It may be happening quietly behind the scenes rather than emblazoned in public statements, but hundreds of companies are showing their support for reproductive rights more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, ending the right to abortion.
August 1, 2023
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Carbon and Beyond: The ESG and Sustainability Trends Shaping Business Today
Simplifying the Path to Net-Zero With Technology
As companies wrestle with how best to meet their net-zero targets, technology presents an important and powerful tool to determine which approaches will make the greatest impact.
July 17, 2023
Sustainable Living
Community-Powered Food System Brings Plant-Based Fare to New York’s Bodegas
Plantega makes it easy for small New York City bodegas to add plant-based foods to their quick-serve menus, while offering more sustainable options to busy customers. Plantega items account for 20 percent to 60 percent of deli counter sales at participating bodegas — and the service is catching on fast, says CEO Nil Zacharias.
July 10, 2023
Corporate Responsibility
Workplace Weight Discrimination is an Overlooked, Critical Aspect of DEI
Weight discrimination is a common but under-identified aspect of workplace inequity that is finally getting some attention as organizations look to embrace a more holistic definition of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). Addressing the problem isn’t just the right thing to do, experts say — it is a fundamental aspect of social justice.
July 3, 2023
Finance
This Company Wants to Rebuild Trust in Carbon Offsets
Despite skepticism, Aspiration argues carbon offsets are a necessary part of the path to net-zero and trust in the carbon credit market can be rebuilt with patience, global standards and learning from the past.
June 22, 2023
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Board Ready: Governance for Responsible Leadership in ESG
A Net-Zero Value Chain is the Next Frontier in Ørsted’s ESG Journey
Ørsted moved from fossil fuels to renewable energy in 2010 and has since gone from being one of the most coal-dependent companies in Europe to transitioning its portfolio almost entirely to renewables. The story of how that happened is curious and informative.
June 15, 2023
Corporate Responsibility
Why It Makes Sense for Companies to Scale Back Unrealistic Net-Zero Targets
With growing evidence that nearly all companies will miss their net-zero targets unless they double emissions-reduction rates, some companies are biting the bullet and revising their targets. But is that necessarily a bad thing?
June 9, 2023
Finance
These Venture Capitalists Are on a Mission to Put Companies on Path to Net Zero From Day One
Can venture capital save the planet? The industry is betting a serious amount of money in climate tech startups to prove it can — or at least do its part. Hence the recent launch of the Venture Climate Alliance, a coalition of firms looking to build an industry-wide movement to combat climate change and transition to net zero.
May 12, 2023
Finance
This Consultancy Connects Diverse Startups with Legacy Companies to Drive Innovation
VentureFuel offers a fresh take on traditional innovation models. It connects established companies with diverse startups to tackle two problems at once: stifled innovation within larger companies and abysmally low levels of diversity in startup funding.
May 4, 2023
Sustainable Living
With Indigenous Roots, Cheekbone Beauty Celebrates Sustainability and Representation
Cheekbone Beauty makes high-quality, cruelty-free products with low environmental impact. Inspired by the founder's Anishinaabe roots, the upstart brand's sustainability journey looks to blend Western science with Indigenous wisdoms.
April 24, 2023
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Carbon and Beyond: The ESG and Sustainability Trends Shaping Business Today
Engaging with SMEs Can Unlock Critical Scope 3 Emissions Data
Working with suppliers is the only way to assess the Scope 3 emissions data that can move companies toward their climate goals. We spoke with Andy Bastien, supplier transparency lead at the sustainability software company FigBytes, about how companies and suppliers can come together to measure and mitigate emissions.
April 21, 2023
Voices for Change
Social Enterprises Help Ukrainian Refugees Secure Dignified, Long-Term Employment
In Poland and Romania, social enterprises supported by the impact investing firm NESsT are helping to provide dignified employment to Ukrainian refugees as they look to restart their lives in a new home.
March 20, 2023
Corporate Responsibility
Few Companies Are Ready for the New SEC Climate Disclosure Rules, But Experts Say It’s Not Too Late
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has yet to release its climate disclosure rules for public companies, leaving many business leaders to speculate on their eventual leniency. We spoke with supply chain expert Alex Sari about why that is not a good idea — and how companies can proactively prepare instead.
March 13, 2023
Sustainable Living
Take a Bite Out of Climate Change With Aloha’s New Climate-Resilient Ingredient
Aloha just released a special-edition protein bar that includes Ponova oil. The oil, which is made from the pongamia tree, represents a welcome move toward utilizing more climate-resilient species in the food system.
March 3, 2023
Finance
Contradicting Skeptics, New Research Links ESG Performance to the Bottom Line
New research from the Center for Sustainability and Excellence points to the benefits of environmental, social and governance performance. We spoke with Nikos Avlonas, president of CSE, about what the research means for businesses that take ESG seriously.
February 27, 2023
Energy
Jane Fonda Lends Star Power to Last-Ditch Effort for U.N. Ocean Treaty
Jane Fonda is adding her star power and activist clout to a last-ditch effort to sign a U.N. Ocean Treaty that would ban fishing in 30 percent of the world’s oceans and turn them into marine sanctuaries.
February 27, 2023
Corporate Responsibility
‘World’s Broken Workplaces’ Need to Prioritize Engagement
“The world is closer to colonizing Mars than it is to fixing the world's broken workplaces,” Gallup's annual State of the Workplace Report reads bluntly. So, what are leaders doing wrong, and how can they do things differently?
February 13, 2023
Finance
More Investment is Needed for For Sustainable Aviation To Take Off
"We're beginning to see the kind of commitment we need for sustainable aviation to really take off," but more outside capital is key to push things forward, says Niklas Lund, CEO of aviation investment group Rockton.
February 6, 2023
Food + Farming
Congressional Leaders Revive Legislation Aimed at Justice for Black Farmers
Aimed at addressing a history of bias within agriculture, the proposed legislation includes provisions to support a new generation of Black farmers while protecting Black farmers who are at risk of losing their land.
February 2, 2023
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Inclusion is Better for Business — in the Tech Sector and Beyond
For These Neurodiverse Business Leaders, Their Differences Are Their Superpowers
Celebrating neurodiversity in the workplace starts at the individual level. We spoke with two business leaders about how their differences power their careers.
April 12, 2022
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The Science Behind Healthy Spaces: The Role of Buildings in Well-Being
With Employees Anxious About Returning to the Office, New Tool Can Help Boost Confidence in Buildings’ Health and Safety
Companies that have decided to reopen their physical office spaces are putting their buildings’ health under the radar, and many of them lean on this tool to support safer and healthier workspaces.
November 29, 2021
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Inclusion is Better for Business — in the Tech Sector and Beyond
From Compliance to Opportunity: Digital Accessibility for People with Disabilities is Rising on the Business Agenda
While some companies are making strides to improve digital accessibility, it’s not nearly fast enough for people with disabilities who are taking their frustrations to court. For companies, this is both a wake-up call and an opportunity.
November 23, 2021
Energy
Long-Duration Energy Storage Could Solve the Dilemma of Harnessing the Sun
New technological developments on the long-duration energy storage front are poised to address the fickle nature of solar and wind.
November 5, 2021
Corporate Responsibility
At First Ever U.N. Food Systems Summit, Many Left the Table Hungry for More Substantive Change
The United Nations Food Systems Summit had lofty aims, but many stakeholders left the table still hungry for change — among them smallholder farmers, indigenous groups and the U.N.’s own special rapporteur on the right to food.
September 28, 2021
Sustainable Living
In the Race to Scale EVs, New Entrants Push the Pedal on Ultra-Fast Charging Technology
A new charging technology for electric vehicles promises a breakthrough, necessary if EVs will be able to scale up over the several years.<br />
August 16, 2021
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The Science Behind Healthy Spaces: The Role of Buildings in Well-Being
With Return To Work Amid the Ongoing Pandemic, New Well-Being Standard for People in Buildings Aims to Provide a Sense of Security
People are understandably concerned about returning to physical workplaces, but this well-being standard can help: Launched in June 2020, it's designed to guide users in preparing their spaces for re-entry in a post-COVID-19 environment.
June 14, 2021
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Closing the Gap: Equalizing Access to Economic Opportunity
For Low-Income Communities, Digital Access Opened Unexpected Doors in a Pandemic
Created by a staffer who was inspired to help families, the Capital One Digital Access program provides tools and training to residents at affordable housing developments that Capital One helps to fund — and it proved a game-changer amidst the pandemic.
May 18, 2021
Community Development
For Farmers Surviving the Pandemic, Timely Federal Grants and CDFIs Made All the Difference
As the pandemic took its toll, Maine farmers' fortunes quickly changed as one of the state's leading CDFIs administered millions in CARES Act assistance.<br />
May 7, 2021
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The Road to 2030: Aligning Corporate Ambitions with What the World Needs
System Change is Key to Driving Social Impact Work That Matters
System change is both an outcome and a process — and it’s key to driving the transformational change the world needs. "The science is telling us that incremental change just won't be enough,” said Dr. Sally Uren, CEO of Forum for the Future.
May 6, 2021
Finance
Is Agriculture the Missed Opportunity in Climate Investment?
Almost $1 trillion that flows into the food and ag sector each year could be channeled into investments that would scale up climate-smart agriculture.
April 29, 2021
Energy
Regenerative Agriculture Gains Traction in Southeast Asia
Harmless Harvest, a maker of coconut-based products, has launched an effort to scale up regenerative agriculture for coconut farms across Thailand.
March 9, 2021
Sustainable Living
A Wellness Products Company Built on the Heels of Personal Tragedy
Personal tragedy inspired this family to launch a wellness products company that focuses on personal care items and natural juices.
March 5, 2021
Sponsored
Closing the Gap: Equalizing Access to Economic Opportunity
How to Make Financial Well-Being a Priority in Uncertain Times
While many individuals and businesses may feel unsettled during this unprecedented economic blow, that is all the more reason to not neglect one’s financial health, experts say.
February 8, 2021
Corporate Responsibility
Sober Mood at Davos as Business Leaders Ill-Prepared to Pivot and Adapt in A Post-COVID World
Given the daunting set of problems confronting society, was the prevailing mood during this week's virtual Davos Agenda of resolve or despair?
January 29, 2021
Community Development
The Inequality Virus Rages Alongside the Pandemic, and Demands Business Takes Notice
As the pandemic accelerates inequality worldwide, business and government both face a small and shrinking window of opportunity to secure a just economy.
January 29, 2021
Community Development
This Brand Is Out to Tackle Hunger and Racial Disparities in U.S. Agriculture
Hellmann’s has taken on problems in U.S. agriculture with a fund that has so far committed $1.5 million to help those most in need in New York City.
January 19, 2021
Technology
Putting Consumer Digital Banking at the Heart of Philanthropy
This new new fintech platform is designed to scale up donor-advised funds by making philanthropy about as easy as online banking.<br />
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January 19, 2021
Energy
The Shifting Ground Beneath Our Feet Gets Overdue Attention
World Soil Day reminds us of the unsustainable weight we are putting on the ground beneath us - and how we can better manage this undervalued resource.
December 4, 2020
Finance
As Venture Capital Overlooks Women Entrepreneurs, They Find New Sources of Finance
Venture capital firms say they've pledged to fund startups led by women of color, but reality means these entrepreneurs often look elsewhere for capital.
November 24, 2020
Finance
Bridging the Barriers to Finance for Women Entrepreneurs of Color
Women entrepreneurs started 42 percent of new U.S. businesses, and of those, women of color launched 89 percent of startups - yet finance still eludes them.
November 23, 2020
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Social Investment for an Inclusive Future: Creating the World We Want to See
Founded by Young Entrepreneurs, Oorja Brings Affordable Clean Energy to Smallholder Farmers
This India-based startup provides solar-powered water pumps that allow smallholder farmers to transition away from using diesel for irrigation at no upfront cost.
November 19, 2020
Energy
The Agriculture Climate Partnership: Developing Evidence-Based Action
A new vision for agriculture will require a strong evidence base for solutions that will work effectively and with economic viability for everyone involved.
November 19, 2020
Energy
Planting the Seeds for a More Resilient, Climate-Smart Agriculture System
Have the challenges to global agriculture during the pandemic planted the seeds for a future with sustainable, resilient climate-smart agriculture?
November 17, 2020
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Social Investment for an Inclusive Future: Creating the World We Want to See
Cisco Demonstrates How Social Investment Can Power an Inclusive Future
Cisco’s social investment model focuses on helping nonprofits serve communities better, specifically by scaling early-phase, technology solutions with the potential to drive inclusivity and empowerment for all.
November 12, 2020
Finance
A Conversation on the Challenges of Growing ESG Investing Worldwide
We continue our conversation on the convergence between corporate sustainability and ESG investing as together, they help drive systemic market changes.
September 30, 2020
Finance
ESG Pioneer Georg Kell on the Power of a Crisis to Shake Up Markets
More money than ever is pouring into sustainable ESG investments - we interviewed the author Georg Kell to learn about what's fueling this trend.
September 29, 2020
Community Development
Philanthropy, Race and Overcoming Lack of Access to Networks
One barrier that people of color often confront within the U.S. philanthropy community is difficulty in building strong rapport with funders.
September 15, 2020
Community Development
New Fund Seeks to Put Racial Equity at the Center of Philanthropy
The world of philanthropy wields powerful influence, yet too often people of color seeking their share of funding to scale social innovation are left out.
September 14, 2020
Community Development
Women Are Being Left Out of Solutions for the Global Hunger Crisis at a Huge Cost to Society
A new report from CARE reveals how the international community is failing to solve the global hunger crisis by ignoring the role of women and girls.
August 18, 2020
Energy
How Sustainable Agriculture Emerged as a Huge Investment Opportunity
Sustainable agriculture could feed a world of 10 billion people by 2050, help tackle climate change - and provide huge investment opportunities.
August 18, 2020
Sustainable Living
Can the Circular Economy Save Us? Experts are Betting on It
For this leader at Accenture, the circular economy offers the world a blueprint for a long-term economic recovery, and there’s no time to waste.
August 18, 2020
Finance
Against All Odds, It’s a Boom Economy for Sustainable Investing
A new report indicates that sustainable investing rebounded strongly after the initial pandemic-induced market sell-off, and shows no signs of tapering off.
August 14, 2020
Corporate Responsibility
U.S. Companies Are Lagging on Stakeholder Capitalism
Despite the pandemic's fallout, U.S. business leaders are out of step with the rest of the world when it comes to accepting stakeholder capitalism.
August 6, 2020
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The Road to 2030: Aligning Corporate Ambitions with What the World Needs
Aligning Corporate Ambition with an Ever-Changing World
Goal-setting is familiar territory for most major multinational corporations. But as the needs and demands of our world change rapidly, companies are challenged to make sure their ambitions evolve in kind.
July 30, 2020
Finance
Racial Equity Fund Backed by NAACP Bridges Capital to Cause
Backed by the NAACP, this fund is giving investors a lens for evaluating companies with strong racial and ethnic diversity policies.
July 27, 2020
Community Development
Winn-Dixie Reverses Itself in the Mask Wars, Revealing Cultural and Political Divides
Winn-Dixie, once saying masks were a "highly charged issue with our customers,” has now joined retailers like Walmart and Costco to require face masks.
July 22, 2020
Community Development
The Effort to Stamp Out Systemic Racism in the U.S. Food System Gains Momentum
One area overlooked by many is how the food on our plates in the U.S. is emblematic of a food and agriculture system rooted in systemic racism.
July 14, 2020
Energy
Pandemic is Wake-Up Call for a More Resilient Global Food System
This pandemic has unmasked the global food system's weaknesses, given a wake-up call to food and agriculture and has led to threats of growing hunger.
July 2, 2020
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The Power of Purpose: How Companies Drive Community Impact
To Drive Financial Inclusion, Businesses and Nonprofits Must Come Together, Says This Executive
The racial wealth gap has limited opportunities for generations. Bringing financial services to the underbanked and underserved can help turn the tide, this executive says.
June 29, 2020
Finance
ESG Investing Appears Pandemic-Proof: Will It Last?
Despite the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic, ESG investing has proven so far to be pandemic-proof in terms of investor optimism.
June 22, 2020
Energy
Rights for States, Tribes Doused in Latest Assault on Clean Water Act
Another assault on the Clean Water Act curbs Indigenous tribes’ rights to bar local water sources from projects that could harm local access to safe water.
June 4, 2020
Energy
Like a Well-Planted Tree, Corporate Sustainability with Deep Roots Will Outlast the Pandemic
Will corporate sustainability fade during this pandemic? If so, that's news to this NGO, which partners with companies on reforestation efforts worldwide.
May 25, 2020
Community Development
As Companies Sing Praises of Remote Work, Employee Engagement Questions Arise
It’s time to discuss how the private and public sectors can work together to reduce inequalities so more workers can reap the benefits of remote work.
May 20, 2020
Finance
Farmers Find Opportunity in a Disrupted Food Supply Chain
Shifting toward direct to consumer instead of restaurant, processor or retailer, farmers say they must innovate and find a new role in the food supply chain.
May 15, 2020
Community Development
New Reporting Framework Highlights Employee Health and Well-Being
Companies feel intense pressure to show that employee health is a high priority as they make plans to reopen for business - this new framework could help.
May 13, 2020
Technology
Tech Companies Step Up to Help Domestic Violence Victims
More tech companies are offering ways to help domestic violence victims reach out for help even as they are shut inside their homes during this pandemic.
May 6, 2020