Interview with Tiana Epps-Johnson (Center for Tech and Civic Life)
The Center for Tech and Civic Life works to make voting more inclusive and secure, increase public confidence in the
From Courtney E. Martin / Yes! Magazine: Glasswing International provides “trauma-informed” trainings specifically aimed at helping kids thrive, even in extremely challenging circumstances. The organization identifies community assets and builds programs and services that leverage those assets to meet a community’s unmet needs. Glasswing works in over 100 schools and serves around 35,000 children on a weekly basis in nine countries in Central and South America and the Caribbean. The programs vary from community to community depending on what the kids identify as their interests and needs.
Read the Solutions Insights Lab interview with Celina de Sola of Glasswing International.
The Center for Tech and Civic Life works to make voting more inclusive and secure, increase public confidence in the
Amani Global Works provides free healthcare to remote communities in the Great Lakes region in Africa. The organization is creating
VisionSpring works to expand access to affordable eyeglasses and vision screenings so that nonprofits, social entrepreneurs, government agencies, and corporate
Girls Not Brides is a global network of more than 1,600 civil society organizations committed to ending child marriage and
Learn how Indigenous social innovators and their communities are advancing climate action.
