Interview with David Rothschild and ‘Aulani Wilhelm (Nia Tero)
Nia Tero works with Indigenous Peoples around the world to ensure that relevant global, national, and regional policies strongly support
From Tina Rosenberg / New York Times: In many parts of the world, not owning one’s own land is more directly correlated to poverty than other factors such as illiteracy, but land reform is controversial, difficult, and expensive. A new program called Landesa is having success in India through a non-confiscatory model that gives families tennis-court size plots.
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Nia Tero works with Indigenous Peoples around the world to ensure that relevant global, national, and regional policies strongly support
Hyphen develops public-private co-investment strategies and catalyzes multi-sector partnerships to improve the material conditions of low-income communities, communities of color,
The United States now has a variety of federally-supported nutrition programs, but the health care system remains disconnected from the
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