For the First Time Ever, A Malaria Vaccine: A Tribute to Our Partner

April 23 was a momentous day for children in Africa. They received the world’s first malaria vaccine—the culmination of a 30-year effort.

Work

One-Fourth of Humanity Needs to Read This Post

At least one-third and at the most two-thirds of the ice capping on K2, Mount Everest and other famed peaks in the Hindu Kush Himalayan Region will be gone by 2100.

Work

Meet Lily: A New Friend for Families Experiencing Homelessness

The Sesame Street community is finding ways to support kids and families who are living in vulnerable, difficult circumstances.

Work

Finding Hope in a Thicket of Bad News

Climate change and the fate of the world’s forests hang in the balance—along with the prospects of communities that have always received the short end of the stick.

Work

Bright Spots Lighting Up the Nation

A chat with Toni Williams about what makes the Culture of Health Prize special.

Work

Burning Forests Protects Salmon—and Other Lessons I Learned from the Yurok

It became clear that the connection that Indigenous Peoples all around the world feel with Mother Nature is what we city folk need to dig deep for if we are serious about stopping climate change.

For the First Time Ever, A Malaria Vaccine: A Tribute to Our Partner

One-Fourth of Humanity Needs to Read This Post

Meet Lily: A New Friend for Families Experiencing Homelessness

Finding Hope in a Thicket of Bad News

Bright Spots Lighting Up the Nation

Burning Forests Protects Salmon—and Other Lessons I Learned from the Yurok

Contact Our Team