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Art professor John Sabraw of Ohio University paints with pigment made from pollution in Sunday Creek.

At Ohio University, Students and Teachers Turn Pollution Into Paint to Save Sunday Creek

In Ohio, the Truetown Drainage dumps over 2 million pounds of iron oxide into nearby Sunday Creek each year, destroying seven miles of aquatic habitat. A new facility will treat the water and extract the minerals to create pigments used to color paint.

Gary E. Frank

December 18, 2023

Voices for Change

Construction Workers Are Invaluable To The Clean Energy Transition: Let’s Treat Them Like It

Construction workers are key to realizing our vision for a sustainable future. How can we honor their value and ensure a skilled and fulfilled workforce?

Op/Ed: Is Clickbait Hurting Our Chances for Success at COP28?

The use of negative terms that incite anger is proven to draw clicks and traffic for news stories, and there's no shortage of headlines like these when it comes to coverage of the COP28 global climate talks.

Mary Mazzoni

December 6, 2023

Voices for Change

Maximize Your Impact with TriplePundit's GivingTuesday Guide

TriplePundit turned to our readers, writers and colleagues to develop our crowdsourced GivingTuesday Guide, with the aim of providing a platform for our community to learn from each other about how to best support the causes we care about.

Mary Mazzoni

November 28, 2023

Fellowship Empowers Young People with the Power of Sustainability Storytelling

Issues like warming temperatures or gender equity gaps may sound complex. But when communicated through the lens of story — and through the eyes of the people affected by these issues and working to solve them — they take on new meaning for engaged audiences.

Rasha Rehman

November 28, 2023

Young people repair clothes at a pop-up event on the sidelines of Climate Week in September. (Image: The Climate Group/Flickr)

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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.

Amy Brown

November 21, 2023

Hayti is the first Black-owned mobile app to feature over 2

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This News App Increases Exposure and Revenue for Black Publishers and Podcasters

Inspired by the closure of a local, Black-owned newspaper during the pandemic, Cary Wheelous created a news aggregation app to increase the distribution of content from Black publications and podcasters. And it's working.

DEI Lives to Fight Another Day

A new wave of quiet activism is making its way across U.S. workplaces, as employees come together to drive progress on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) from the bottom up.

Tina Casey

November 8, 2023

This Subaru Retailer Lives its Purpose Hosting Fiestas for Shelter Animals

Fiesta Subaru is living up to its name in a big way. The Albuquerque, New Mexico, retailer brought the pet party directly to its campus with a brand new dog park. And it’s giving pet lovers a reason to celebrate by hosting on-site adoption events to connect shelter animals with their loving families.

Riya Anne Polcastro

October 30, 2023

Voices for Change

Diversity Without Inclusion Is a Missed Opportunity: How Employees Can Speak Up

It's not enough to simply hire diverse staff. It’s up to employers to make sure those staff feel included. This leader wants employees to find their voice, speak up and hold leaders accountable.

Book Banners Beware: The Book Business Is Biting Back

New waves of book bans have surged into libraries across the United States in recent months. But stakeholders in the book industry are fighting back in an effort that unites publishers and book sellers with authors, students, teachers, librarians and parents to reclaim the Constitutional right to freedom of expression.

Tina Casey

October 18, 2023

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Why TriplePundit is Bringing Solutions Journalism to Sustainable Business News

Journalists uncover the real story, speak truth to power and share information for the sake of public good. But if the way we do it leaves people hopeless and ready to put their heads in the sand, that’s something we as newswriters need to pay attention to.

How Brands Can Help Get Out the Vote in the U.S.

National Voter Registration Day may be over. But with the 2023 midterms approaching and a pivotal presidential election in 2024, this work is just beginning.

Mary Mazzoni

September 27, 2023

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LGBTQ+ Inclusion and a New Form of Corporate Advocacy

In their new book, "The Activist Leader," Jon Miller and Lucy Parker of Brunswick Group describe how businesses can take action to make a meaningful impact on societal issues — and draw on that experience to add their voice to the public discourse in order to mobilize further action.

Jon Miller and Lucy Parker

September 19, 2023

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Brands Taking Stands

AI for Impact: Skilling Up Nonprofit Leaders for the Latest Generative Technology

Salesforce's AI for Impact accelerator provides funding, technology and coaching to help nonprofits unlock the potential of AI to further their missions.

Beyond Disney: Government Overreach Threatens Free Speech and Good Business, Executives Say

Business leaders say the conflict between Disney and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis could dampen free speech — and particularly corporate activism — for years.

Mary Mazzoni

August 30, 2023

A demonstrator shows support for climate justice at an Earth Day rally in Washington

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Climate Finance Must Combat Climate Prisoners

Climate finance funds meant to ease the transition away from coal are going to countries that illegally jail environmental activists. What can be done?

Heat-Related Illness: Workplace Prevention is Just the Beginning

A summer of prolonged heat waves has renewed awareness about the danger of heat-related illness and death. Both are highly dangerous, but preventable. Refreshing some of the lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic can help employers ensure their workers are safe and healthy.

Tina Casey

August 2, 2023

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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.

The 'Barbie' Movie Blows Up the Culture Wars, But Will Barbie Step Up To the Plate?

The Barbie movie could have been just another lighthearted romp through Toyland, starring the best-selling doll in history. Instead, the film challenges extremist politics with a faithful portrayal of the gender-role-bending world of Barbie, plunging the film and toymaker Mattel into the center of today’s culture wars.

Tina Casey

July 26, 2023

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We Need 'Solutionist' Entrepreneurship: Problem-Solvers Focused on Purpose and Long-Term Impact

A Solutionist entrepreneur is exclusively focused on solving society's most pressing problems through their work. And their prioritization of purpose and long-term impact sets them up to make a real difference. Solitaire Townsend of Futerra explains more.

Slack and CodeYourFuture Open-Source a Tech Curriculum for Refugees

Refugees and migrants are more likely to be unemployed and live in poverty, even if they hold professional degrees. But a newly expanded partnership between Slack and the U.K. nonprofit CodeYourFuture could help refugees and displaced people build new careers in the tech sector.

Mary Mazzoni

July 19, 2023

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Uptick in Police Violence Offers a Chance for Brands to Address the Root of the Problem

In 2020, companies donated billions of dollars to under-served and over-policed communities hoping to correct the deep-rooted systemic injustice that breeds police brutality. It didn’t work. Diane Primo, CEO of the Purpose Brand agency, shares her thoughts on how brands investing in police reform might create positive change.

Patrick McCarthy

June 27, 2023

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Brands Are Silent on Surging Police Violence. Were They Ever Loud?

Last year marked the highest number of police killings on record, with a disproportionate number involving Black Americans. So, what prompted brands to go quiet on police reform? Are consumers not applying the same pressure? In this two-part article series, we take a closer look at what's going on.

The Body Shop's Pride Month Campaign Engages Drag Performers in Support of the Equality Act

The Body Shop's 2023 Pride Month campaign celebrates drag performers and calls on customers to get involved in supporting the U.S. Equality Act — which, if passed by Congress, would extend anti-discrimination protections for the LGBTQ+ community across employment, housing, credit and more.

The Public is Behind U.S. Corporations That Stand Up for Abortion Rights, Survey Finds

A growing body of polling indicates that the average American consumer is solidly in favor of abortion rights. That provides business leaders with a supportive environment in which to advocate for the ability of women, girls and other pregnancy-capable people to manage their pregnancies under the guidance of medical science, not extremism.

Tina Casey

June 21, 2023

Author and corporate DEI consultant Zee Clarke shares breathing and mindfulness exercises that can help Black workers transcend the microaggressions and outright racism they often face in the workplace.

Voices for Change

Breathing Through Microaggressions to Avoid Burnout

This Juneteenth, Harvard alum and corporate diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) consultant Zee Clarke launched a new online course, Breathing Through Microaggressions and Racism, to give Black workers the tools to transcend these extra layers of stress in the workplace.

Riya Anne Polcastro

June 19, 2023

Voices for Change

LGBTQ+ Voices in Energy Are Essential for Environmental Justice

Edison Energy and its LGBTQ employee resource group hosted an all-LGBTQ panel at the historic Stonewall Inn last week that focused on how to promote queer representation in the energy sector and, by extension, improve outcomes related to climate change and environmental justice.

A Corporate Strategy for Supporting LGBTQ Rights in the Age of Boycotts

Brands that focus on core values that support all stakeholders — corporate, customer and employee — will be less vulnerable to reputational damage from boycotts and more likely to continue thriving in an increasingly diverse society.

Tina Casey

June 14, 2023

A child walks through a plastic waste dump in Nicaragua. (Image: Hermes Rivera/Unsplash)

Voices for Change

As Global Plastics Treaty Negotiations Resume, Will Innovators be at the Table?

Governments, advocacy groups, businesses, and nonprofits gathered in Paris this week for a second round of negotiations on the Global Plastics Treaty. But one group of stakeholders is noticeably absent from the talks: the entrepreneurs and innovators working to solve the plastic waste crisis.

Sustainability Matters: What Consumers Are Saying, and How Business Should Respond

Two-thirds of Americans say they read news about sustainability and social well-being on a regular basis — and most feel business isn't doing enough, according to new research from TriplePundit and our parent company, 3BL Media.

400 Drug Company CEOs Stand Up for Mifepristone

Last month, a federal judge overturned the Food and Drug Administration's authority to approve the drug mifepristone for abortions. The reaction from the pharmaceutical and biotech industries was forceful and united, but the sector has much more work to do.

Tina Casey

May 3, 2023

Voices for Change

This Cookbook Serves Up Seafood Recipes with a Side of Conservation

Professional spearfisherwoman and sustainable seafood advocate Valentine Thomas' new book offers seafood recipes inspired by her travels, a thorough definition of sustainable fishing and insight on the impact of seafood sourcing beyond the water. <br />

Michelle Erdenesanaa

May 1, 2023

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Prospector Popcorn Provides Meaningful Work for People with Disabilities

Prospector Popcorn provides meaningful employment and competitive wages to all of its employees, including the 75 percent who identify as having a disability.

Riya Anne Polcastro

May 1, 2023

The lush Blue Mountain range in eastern Jamaica.

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Investment in People and Ideas is Key to Climate Change Adaptation for Tourism-Dependent Countries

Jamaica is calling for investment in local youth and innovation to build capacity for climate change adaptation in tourism-dependent countries. “Ideas, ideas, ideas,” he said said at the 2023 Global Inclusive Growth Summit last week. "That’s a power— to create innovation, to be creative and to add value."

How Brands Can Support Transgender Rights in the Age of Influencer Marketing

With thousands of influencers to choose from, brands can build on longstanding engagement efforts and connect with groups that might otherwise fly under their radar. Last week’s right-wing firestorm over Bud Light and the transgender TikTok star, actor and activist Dylan Mulvaney is a case in point.

Tina Casey

April 12, 2023

Voices for Change

Seneca Solar Seeks Equitable Solutions for the Climate Crisis

In collaboration with Native communities and partners, Seneca Solar — a climate consultancy and solar developer wholly owned by the Seneca Nation — is flipping the old, extractive model of energy development to focus on equitable outcomes for Native people.

Patrick McCarthy

April 10, 2023

A Frontier Co-op employee works in the company's Iowa factory.

Voices for Change

Frontier Co-op Breaks Down Barriers to Employment Through Second Chance Hiring, Apprenticeships

Through the Breaking Down Barriers to Employment initiative, the 50,000-member cooperative partners with local organizations to address challenges connected to employment and economic mobility — including through second-chance hiring initiatives and apprenticeships.

Gary E. Frank

April 7, 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.

Brands Have Grown Silent on Police Violence: How Can They Do Better?

Despite increased attention on the issue — and the rollout of piecemeal reform policies in some cities — data indicates police violence in the U.S. is actually getting worse. So why have brands gone silent on the issue, and how can they do better?

Pharmacy Fallout Over Medication Abortion Continues

Anti-abortion politicians in the U.S. are targeting the legal status of mifepristone, causing confusion and public relations headaches for pharmacy companies. In situations like these, taking an informed and definitive stance — and communicating it quickly and clearly — is critical.

Tina Casey

March 15, 2023

Voices for Change

The Necessity of Inner Work To Be An Effective Environmentalist

Does your sustainability work treat people as a resource to be controlled? Does your clean tech solution treat nature like a machine to be optimized? Unlearning white conditioning and white privilege is an ongoing process that requires inner work, and it's a must for those in the environmental community.

Walgreens Claps Back at Medication Abortion Foes, But Not Really

The legal status of mifepristone is under attack by anti-abortion factions affiliated with religious extremism. Walgreens and other pharmacies will be forced to take a stand on their own principles until the legal clouds part – if they ever do.

One Year Later, One Way for Businesses to Help End Russia’s War in Ukraine

U.S. businesses provided a significant measure of support for government sanctions as they voluntarily withdrew from Russia after its invasion of Ukraine. But there's more that brands can do to take action today and push to end the war.

Tina Casey

February 28, 2023

Image credit: Ian Schneider via Unsplash

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Despite Rising Cost of Living, Big Business Risks Losing Talent Over Values

Gen Z and millennial workers expect more from their employers — and the rising cost of living won't stop them from quitting workplaces that don't share their values, according to new research from former Unilever CEO Paul Polman.

CVS Took on Big Tobacco Nine Years Ago: Is Big Religion Next?

CVS has taken some steps to accommodate religious beliefs in the past, but now the company has been pushed into a corner and it may just come out swinging.

Brands, Don't Make These Mistakes During Black History Month (and What To Do Instead)

If you're planning to add a kente avatar on social media or pen a generic letter to employees, please do us all a favor and stop right now. Business leaders can — and should — do better.

Scientists Take a Stand for Environmental Justice Targets

Last week at the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos, researchers announced what they call the first quantitative, science-based attempt to factor justice into the way we understand the environment and act to protect it.

Mary Mazzoni

January 25, 2023

Voices for Change

Being an Ally Means Speaking Up When Black Customers Are Underserved

Structural racism requires structural changes, but when it comes to daily interactions, allies have the power and responsibility to call out discrimination when they see it. “I would love it if allies would speak up more," author and inclusion consultant Zee Clarke told us.

Riya Anne Polcastro

January 19, 2023

Persevere provides engineering and coding training to incarcerated people across six states so they have a better chance at gainful employment after they are released.

Voices for Change

This Nonprofit Provides Tech Training to Incarcerated People So They Have a Better Shot at a Job When They're Released

The Memphis-based nonprofit Persevere provides engineering and coding training to incarcerated people so they have a better chance at gainful employment after they are released. The recidivism rate is 1.8 percent among program participants, and 93 percent get a job after they leave prison.

Gary E. Frank

January 17, 2023

From left to right: HP Head of U.S. Federal Government Affairs Meredith Singer

How Partnerships Advance Digital Equity for Refugees

Refugees are 50 percent less likely than the general population to have an Internet-enabled phone, according to the U.N. As such, digital equity has become an important component of relief efforts in communities displaced by war, famine, natural disasters and climate change.

Nayelli Gonzalez

January 12, 2023

Voices for Change

Climate Justice Alliance Answers This Question: What Does a Just Transition Really Mean?

How does a just transition become meaningful, accountable — and not only something to tick off on a spreadsheet? We asked the Climate Justice Alliance.

Kate Robertson

December 6, 2022

Voices for Change

FIFA and Qatar Drop the Ball on an Inclusive World Cup

As the World Cup soon reaches the quarter-finals round, the spotlight grows brighter on FIFA's own goal on how it has handled LGBTQ rights in Qatar.

Grant Whittington

December 5, 2022

Toilet Board Coalition Accelerator graduate Lootel smart toilet café in Indore

Voices for Change

Three Reasons Corporations Should Care About the Global Sanitation Crisis

If 12 billion vaccine doses can be delivered in 18 months worldwide, providing sanitation facilities for 3.6 billion people this decade should be possible.

Venugopal Gupta

December 5, 2022

Voices for Change

Red Cup Day Strike Spotlights Workers’ Grievances and Growing Unionization Interest

Earlier this month, Starbucks workers at 100 stores picketed on Red Cup Day — another example of how understaffing is taking a toll on food service workers.

Riya Anne Polcastro

November 23, 2022

Voices for Change

A Thanksgiving Message from TriplePundit

Until we return next week after the long Thanksgiving holiday, here is where we 3p's editorial staff has been seeing some hope.

3p Editors

November 23, 2022

Voices for Change

Reflections from a Millennial Attending COP27: 30 Years Later and We are Still in Climate Limbo

As a Millennial who has attended five U.N. climate conferences — including COP27 — over the past seven years, she has witnessed the same story every time.

Sara Velander

November 22, 2022

A group of Gen Z attendees gather at one of the many sessions last week during COP27 in Sharm El Sheikh

Voices for Change

Gen Z is Demanding to be Heard at COP27, But Are We Listening?

Gen Z activists are taking center stage at COP27 in Egypt, and they don't want to hear about net zero or carbon credits: They're demanding action.

Riya Anne Polcastro

November 14, 2022

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New Jersey Calls Out Big Oil, Sues for Climate Change Lies

New Jersey is the latest state trying to hold the fossil fuel industry accountable for billions of dollars’ worth of damages done by the climate crisis.

Riya Anne Polcastro

October 25, 2022

Voices for Change

This TikTok Star is Werking It to Make National Parks More Inclusive

Entrepreneur and TikTok star Kween WerK is working with brands to make U.S. national parks and public lands more inclusive, one road trip at a time.

Kate Robertson

October 17, 2022

Voices for Change

Canceling 'Cancel Culture' to Achieve Climate Justice

Particularly, Gen Z and millennials believe that cancel culture (i.e., boycotting individuals or companies deemed to act in an unacceptable manner) is necessary to take down unethical businesses. But there is a more positive and impactful way to take action.

Julia Salant

September 16, 2022

A 2019 Extinction Rebellion protest in Nuremberg

Voices for Change

Do Protest Movements Work? New Study Says, 'We Shall Overcome — Gradually'

A new report on the efficacy of protest movements says that they can generate change in discourse and opinion, but their rate of success is variable.

Patrick McCarthy

September 13, 2022

Low water levels at Millerton Lake in California's San Joaquin Valley

Voices for Change

Activism Works: The Climate Bill is Back, For Now

Corporate activism has made a difference on the new climate bill; young staffers who will be affected by climate change also made their voices heard.

Tina Casey

August 1, 2022

Voices for Change

Employees Are Ready for Climate Action but Lack Direction

Companies are missing opportunities to reach their climate action goals, as many have whiffed on figuring out how to align employees in the first place.

Rasha Rehman

July 19, 2022

A pro-Ukraine protest in front of the White House

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The Global Sustainability Community Comes Through for Ukraine

Last month's Sustainability For Ukraine web-a-thon, featuring more than 90 speakers from around the world, raised $170,000 for the nation's civil society.

3p Editors

July 5, 2022

Voices for Change

Employee Activists Hit Brick Wall at SpaceX

SpaceX has recently driven itself into risk territory, and is now facing the prospect of losing out in the race to attract — and retain — top talent.

Tina Casey

June 21, 2022

Voices for Change

We Just Ran Period Workshops in Schools in South Africa & Nigeria. Here's What Happened.

Global Citizen x BeyGOOD Fellows are bringing period-positive messages to young people in South Africa & Nigeria. Here's how.

Global Citizen

June 21, 2022

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Join Us: Sustainability For Ukraine Fundraiser, Tuesday, June 21

Join us for a 24-hour web-a-thon on the future of sustainability, and a fundraiser for civil society in Ukraine, on Tuesday, June 21, starting at 8:00am ET.

3p Editors

June 16, 2022

Voices for Change

Business Leaders Recalibrate to Protect Election Integrity

A coalition of business leaders has launched a partnership with goals to protect election integrity in the U.S. and build trust in democratic institutions.

Gary E. Frank

June 6, 2022

Voices for Change

Beyond the Midterms: How Social Impact Builds Long Term Allies

Many in Washington, D.C. are already backing off any engagement with Democrats, and are expected to dismiss ESG-related challenges; but this is a mistake.

Lindsay Singleton

May 26, 2022

Voices for Change

World Central Kitchen is Now the Largest Food Relief Operation in Ukraine

Across Ukraine, World Central Kitchen has established dozens of warehouses spanning the nation and is currently reaching more than 230 cities and towns.

Roya Sabri

May 24, 2022

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Syrian Immigrant Rewrites Playbook on Tackling Food Insecurity in the U.S.

Growing up in Syria, Maen Mahfoud had long witnessed food insecurity; now, his nonprofit tackles food waste by focusing on food service companies.

Kate Robertson

May 6, 2022

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