What We Risk Getting Wrong (Again) About Messaging We are over halfway through this first year of the second Trump presidency, and I worry that progressives are falling back into the same communications patterns that got us here in the first place.
Global Health New Vaccines Bring Hope to the Fight Against Malaria By December 2024, 17 African countries had started using malaria vaccines in some regions, and over 30 more were planning wider rollouts, showing major progress in fighting the disease. The extraordinary demand highlights the urgent need to scale up vaccine production to meet the needs of children across the continent
Building Communities with Heart: Lessons from Kevin L. Newell Kevin L. Newell, the CEO and founder of Royal Capital Group, a real estate development firm based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on pivotal strategies for building thriving, inclusive communities.
US Health Cause for Concern: U.S. Women’s Health Care Giving birth comes with inherent risks, but preventable death shouldn’t be one of them. While I still have hope for meaningful policy and system changes, the current state of women’s health care gives me pause on having children.
Burness News The Words We Use: Why Do We Use Them? Working with our partner at Bellwether Research, we conducted online focus groups to dig into not only how people from across the country feel about certain terms, but why – and to hear perceptions about the pace of change and who’s driving it.
US Health Perspective: Exercise Fuels My Body and My Mind We need to reframe exercise as fuel for the mind and body–something that you need every day like food and water–not something that can be pushed to the back burner.