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A Kasha employee delivering medicines to customers — healthcare access

Locally-Driven African Innovation is Bridging Gaps to Accessible Healthcare for Millions

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The G2RT off-grid toilet.

Why Researchers are Reinventing the Toilet

By Riya Anne Polcastro

Students smile while sitting in a Commit2Change math class — International Day of the Girl

Never Give Up on Girls in Crisis: How We Realize the Promise of the International Day of the Girl

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The Eskay Creek mine site in the mountains of Northwestern Canada — responsible mining

How Co-Ownership Built a Strong Relationship Between an Indigenous Community and a Mining Company

By Andrew Kaminsky

A local guide points out Panama’s biodiversity while walking through the rainforest with travelers — Meaningful Travel Map

Tourism Cares is Putting Sustainable Travel Experiences on the Map

By Riya Anne Polcastro

An attendee of a reproductive rights protest holds a sign that reads "Our bodies, our futures, our abortions."

How Businesses Can Support Reproductive Rights

By Taylor Haelterman

Smart Girls Uganda participants working with piping.

Smart Girls Uganda Helps Young Women Overcome Barriers to Education

By Riya Anne Polcastro

A tree from below — SBTi

The Casualties of Inequitable Decarbonization

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Students run onto a football field with Tony the Tiger as part of Mission Tiger.

Tony the Tiger is Keeping U.S. Middle-Schoolers Engaged in Sports

By Andrew Kaminsky

One of Portabull's cooler rooms.

Cooler Rooms Might be the Solution to the Heat and Worker Health Crisis

By Gladstone H. Taylor

A child opens a box of food from the summer meal program.

No Kid Hungry Serves Up Summer Meals With Help from CEOs

By Riya Anne Polcastro

a copy of The Diary of Anne Frank standing upright — book bans in Florida

U.S. Publishers Push Back Against Book Bans

By Tina Casey

students in a classoom - Subaru and AdoptAClassroom

Subaru and AdoptAClassroom.org to Support Over 750,000 Students Across the U.S.

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By Abha Malpani Naismith

workers packing avocados onto a truck at a farm in Mexico

Fair Trade Avocados Are Growing Rural Economies in Mexico

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By Mary Riddle

world bank group headquarters

The World Bank’s Accountability System Must Reform: Experts Map Out How

By Stephanie Amoako and Margaux Day

Local fruit for sale on a table in Jamaica — Ital

Sustainable Takeaways from the Rastafarian Ital Diet

By Gladstone H. Taylor

An employee sews socks at a FutureStitch manufacturing facility.

More Than Socks: How a Knit Manufacturer is Changing Lives with Second Chances

By Riya Anne Polcastro

Warrior Built Car Racing — nonprofit serving veterans with automotive skills building

‘It Takes a Team.’ How Action Sports Empower Combat Veterans When They Return Home

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By Gary E. Frank

Reading glasses on a table — VisionSpring

Reading Glasses Increase Earnings in Low-Income Communities

By Gary E. Frank

A wind farm at sunset — renewable energy

Clearloop Bases Renewable Energy Deployment on Environment and Health Impacts

By Mary Riddle

One of the digital twins of Perry, Iowa.

Can Digital Twins and Tree Mapping Help Cities Adapt to Climate Change?

By Riya Anne Polcastro

An empty boardroom — gender gap

Women Run Less Than 25% of Nonprofits: How Organizations Can Change That

By Nicole Froio

A John Deere tractor — DEI

Companies Risk Losing Customers and Employees as They Move Away From DEI

By Tina Casey

A notebook surrounded by broken pencils — failure.

Let’s Talk About Failure

By Taylor Haelterman

Leaders at B Corps at B Lab Champions retreat — B Lab program to help companies dismantle racism

This Program Helps B Corps Dismantle Racism

By Mary Mazzoni

The CHIRLA team at a climate strike — disaster recovery

Advocacy Isn't Optional for Immigrant Communities on the Front Lines of Climate Change

By Riya Anne Polcastro

Travelers walk through an airport — sustainable travel

Consumers Want to Travel Sustainably, Are They Acting on It?

By Riya Anne Polcastro

People on the street near the U.S. Capitol — Project 25

Seeing is Believing: What Project 2025 Means for Business

By Tina Casey

Students in class — HBCUs

HBCUs are Leading the Fight for Environmental Justice

By Gary E. Frank

Tractor Supply sign in a rural area — Tractor Supply ditches DEI

Pulling Back on DEI is Not That Simple

By Tina Casey

The founders of the artificial intelligence startups in the most recent Fast Forward cohort.

How a Tech Accelerator is Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Good

By Abha Malpani Naismith

woman using the computer with hologram of code in front of her — women in tech

How Sama Became One of Few Tech Companies Where Women Are Equally Represented at Every Level

By Gary E. Frank

person registering to vote — new business pledge calls on US candidates to support free and fair elections

New Business-Led Pledge Calls on U.S. Political Candidates to Support Election Integrity

By Tina Casey

Packages in a shopping cart — sustainable online shopping

Where to Shop Sustainably Online

By Taylor Haelterman

A barn in a farm field — climate change

Moving the Breadbasket: Climate Change and the Future of American Agriculture

By Mary Riddle

A child working on a computer with a Chapter One tutor.

This Nonprofit is Closing the Reading Gap in Elementary Schools with One-On-One Support

By Abha Malpani Naismith

A Dick's Sporting Goods store — gun violence

Taking a Stand Against Gun Violence Pays Off for Dick’s Sporting Goods

By Tina Casey

Jason Zhao working on the rocket he designed to detect and monitor a wildfire.

These High School Scientists Are Building Wildfire Solutions

By Mary Riddle

A person stands between rows of an indoor, vertical farm — ESG

3 Ways Images Can Help You Tell Your ESG Story

By Mary Riddle

Woori Juntos members at a meeting — language gaps

Improving Disaster Outcomes by Bridging Language Gaps in Houston

By Riya Anne Polcastro

board room with glass windows and city skyline in the background

How Asian Americans Can Break the 'Bamboo Ceiling' By Turning Cultural Experiences Into Leadership Superpowers

By Mary Mazzoni

A crowd at a concert — sustainable concerts

Concerts Can Become More Sustainable: Here's How

By Patrick McCarthy

A menu on a table at a restaurant — restaurant sustainability

What Makes a 'Sustainable' Restaurant? Labels to Look For

By Taylor Haelterman

The The Divya machine from The Washing Machine Project.

60% of the World Spends Hours Handwashing Clothes, The Washing Machine Project Aims to Help

By Gary E. Frank

Man watching Netflix on television

No, Your Netflix Binge Isn't Killing the Planet, But These 5 Gadget Habits Could Be

By Mary Mazzoni

The rainbow pride flag during a Pride Month celebration.

Despite Attacks, The Demographic Case for Pride Month Continues to Grow

By Tina Casey

An employee working on a computer — Auticon

Neurodivergent Workers and Businesses Thrive Together with the Right Support

By Riya Anne Polcastro

San Quentin prison — Empowerment Avenue

Empowerment Avenue Helps Incarcerated Writers Get Their Work Published

By Michelle Erdenesanaa

employee with Subaru Out and Ally ERG at Camden County Pride Festival — how ERGs foster belonging

Building Love and Belonging into Employee Resource Groups

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By Ashley Estes

An "I voted" sticker for Orange County, Florida — voting rights

The Debt Relief Program Restoring Voting Rights for People with Felony Convictions

By Gary E. Frank