Tsunami Revisited: Stories and Recovery for Today
A review of the upcoming film “The Impossible” through the eyes of a disaster recovery philanthropist.
Innovations that improve the vibrancy of arts and culture in society (more)
A review of the upcoming film “The Impossible” through the eyes of a disaster recovery philanthropist.
Sublime philanthropy demands an emotional investment as much as it demands economic and process investment.
In a time of limitless connectivity, mass collaboration, access and sharing of knowledge worldwide, public media steps in to focus the clamor on civic discourse and social change.
A partnership between Fairfax High and the nonprofit Greenway Arts Alliance in Los Angeles has improved school finances and created a community hub.
Fabien Cousteau discusses innovative solutions that address environmental problems and the realities of market economies.
A new book sheds light on realities that invite us to understand and engage Africa and Africans more deeply.
The construct of ego demographics offers a useful lens on the subjective aspects of poverty.
Many cities claim they plan to renew themselves through the arts, but solving urban problems requires more than a few artists-in-residence.
An interview with Wilson Kiriungi, CEO of Run with Kenyans.
A new Robert Redford-produced film, “Watershed,” highlights water conservation—but does it go far enough?