Interview with Mary-Pat Hector (Rise)
Rise trains young people to use their voices and lived experiences to build students’ political power and make college more
From Tina Rosenberg / New York Times: Legal expertise is often expensive and inaccessible to communities around the world experiencing environmental rights violations and other issues. Similar to the rise of community health workers who are expanding access to basic healthcare, nonprofit Namati is training lay people to help communities understand laws and regulations, gather evidence of violations, and push for remedies.
Rise trains young people to use their voices and lived experiences to build students’ political power and make college more
Landesa helps families in India obtain legal land rights through digital records. Supporting women to lead the documentation work has
In Colombia, students in classrooms make decisions democratically. The result has been higher rates of student involvement and achievement. Fundación
EcoPeace Middle East is an environmental peace-building organization that brings Palestinians, Israelis and Jordanians together for the cooperative efforts to
Tostan collaborates with partners to provide educational opportunities in rural communities. Yussuf Sané of Tostan spoke with Catherine Edwards on
New Profit is a national venture philanthropy organization created by and for social entrepreneurs. They use a model to support
Learn how Indigenous social innovators and their communities are advancing climate action.