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Dr. Kattygnarath’s Case for Fertility Access Through Employers to Build a Stronger Workforce
Infertility affects more than 1 in 6 couples worldwide, yet it’s still treated like a private struggle instead of a public health and workforce crisis. Access to fertility care is expensive and often limited to those with the best financial situation or with premium insurance coverage. The consequences go beyond individual families and can also include declining […]
Designing for Impact: Architecture’s Untapped Power to Help Communities Thrive
America is currently suffering a severe affordable housing crisis, one that is not only draining the economy but leaving millions without a reliable or dignified place to live. The lack of thoughtfully designed and inclusive spaces doesn’t just impact people, but businesses as well. Poorly designed environments have ripple effects that directly impact productivity, workforce stability, […]
Status: Home Leads Effort to Rename Street and Reclaim Atlanta’s Housing Legacy
Every city has streets that speak, some whispering stories of progress, others echoing histories long overdue for change. In Atlanta, one such change is quietly unfolding. A proposal to rename a street to Ullman Court may seem like a simple act of bureaucracy. But it’s far more. It’s a correction, a tribute, and a message […]
Radical Love for the Ocean: Regeneration in Action in Tulum
In Tulum, the ocean is not just a backdrop — it’s the heart of a movement. This June, two powerful gatherings reminded us that regeneration is not a future goal, but a living, breathing act of community, ceremony, and radical love.
The Changing Face of UN Peacekeeping: Women on the Frontlines
Each year on May 29, the world marks the International Day of UN Peacekeepers, honoring the courage of those who serve under the blue flag in the world’s most challenging environments. Since 1948, peacekeepers have stood as guardians of stability in conflict zones across the globe. More than 72,000 personnel work in peacekeeping operations, but […]
Wealth Protocol: Where Bitcoin Meets Black Luxury
When I first met LaQuida Landford, I was immediately drawn to her vibrant and passionate love for her community and her unwavering commitment to uplifting Black and Brown people through AfroVillage, a regenerative cultural initiative founded to create intentional spaces for healing, creativity, and economic opportunity for people of color globally. AfroVillage PDX, based in […]
Trinidad and Tobago Launches Caribbean’s First Women, Peace, and Security National Action Plan
Trinidad and Tobago has made history as the first Caribbean nation to officially launch a National Action Plan (NAP) on Women, Peace, and Security (WPS), marking a significant milestone in the region’s commitment to creating safer communities through inclusive peacebuilding efforts. Preceding the launch was a multi-stakeholder two-day technical workshop held on March 24-25, 2025, […]
I Still Love the Military, That’s Why I’m Holding It to a Higher Standard
This April, during Sexual Assault Awareness Month, I’m asking America to confront a hard truth: our military — the institution I love, served, and still support — has a deep and ongoing crisis with sexual assault. It’s not just about what’s happened in the past. It’s about what’s still happening today. As a Marine veteran […]
20th Rosenzweig Report: Progress in Gender Equality Amid DEI Challenges
For two decades, the Rosenzweig Report has tracked the presence of women in corporate leadership, revealing both progress and persistent barriers. This year, as DEI initiatives face growing scrutiny, the 20th Annual Rosenzweig Report stands as a reminder that gender equality in leadership is not just an aspirational goal, it’s an economic and social necessity. […]
Art on Do Not Disturb Mode
DO NOT DISTURB. The phrase seemed antithetical to the exhibition it alluded to and its opening reception of Feb. 15, which invited people in, rather than pushing them away; exposed vulnerability, rather than demanding privacy; and coaxed people to leave their cocoons, rather than to shut eyes and draw blinds. On the night of the […]