Juan Mendez is a professor of human rights law at the Washington College of Law, American University in Washington, DC.
Sesame Workshop India provides a home based education early foundation in learning, health and socio-emotional skills for children and families.
BasicNeeds seeks to enable people with mental illness or epilepsy and their families to live and work successfully in their
Hip Hop Public Health (HHPH) uses hip hop tracks and videos to approach health communication and behavior change among young
Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor works to transform cities to increase access to safe water and sanitation. The
Heartland Fund addresses the gap in funding for rural areas, particularly BIPOC communities, by connecting rural leaders with funding partners
The Climate Advocacy Lab uses evidence-based strategies to help climate advocates in every part of the U.S. run smarter public
Nidan is a social justice organization that works to empower marginalized people through community-based interventions. Their areas of focus are
Global Witness investigates and exposes environmental and human rights abuses in the oil, gas, mining, and timber sectors, and tracks
Hyphen develops public-private co-investment strategies and catalyzes multi-sector partnerships to improve the material conditions of low-income communities, communities of color,