Communicating Sustainability in the Age of Polarization
March 5th, 2025 by Anna M. Clark
“To be or not to be?” You don’t have to be a Shakespearean scholar to recognize the famous line from Hamlet in this question. Distant as the play set in Renaissance-era Denmark may seem, its powerful language and portrayal of the human condition have given it centuries of staying power. Time will tell if the…
Disruptive Collaboration: How Companies Can Help Scale Social Impact
February 24th, 2024 by Eva Csaky
Among the world’s 100 largest economic entities were 69 corporations and only 31 countries in 2017. While this is often interpreted as a negative trend vis-à-vis economic inclusion, we believe thoughtful collaborations leveraging corporate value chains can be propellers of economic inclusion, especially with the support from non-profits, social enterprises, and other enablers. When Toyota relocated…
CEA as the Solution to the Global Food Crisis
August 17th, 2020 by Carl Silverberg
In recent months, hour-long lines, panic buying, and empty shelves have become common in grocery stores. Farmers, hit suddenly with the COVID-19 pandemic, have been forced to dramatically alter operations. According to a recent report by iUNU, the results have been staggering: food waste, food scarcity, and a massive strain on an already-fragile system –…