Erika L. Wood, Program Officer, Civic Engagement and Government
As we approach 2020, there are serious challenges facing the census. Learn about what's at stake, and how you can work to assure a fair and accurate 2020 census.
Darren Walker, President
The renewed building will be a unique asset for champions of social justice across sectors and geographies—a vibrant, fully accessible hub with 54,000 square feet of meeting space for use by people and organizations advancing change in the US and globally.
Darren Walker, President
Addressing the future of work is central to our mission, and also essential to the stability and success of our democracy.
Aurélio Vianna Jr., Senior Program Officer
Here's how mapping technology are helping Indigenous Peoples and traditional communities in Brazil prove that they are the best #Guardiansoftheforest
Steve Rhee, Senior Program Officer
In Indonesia, the convergence of policy and technology is improving the lives of millions of people.
David Kaimowitz, Director, Natural Resources and Climate Change
How can we ensure that large numbers of trees are able to reduce emissions and suck up more carbon? One important answer is to give indigenous peoples and traditional communities greater rights to the forests where they live.
Diane Samuels, Human Resources Director
When we make diversity, equity, and inclusion a staffing priority, our work has greater impact.
Salome Asega, Technology Fellow, Creativity and Free Expression
Michael Brennan, Technology Program Officer, Internet Freedom
Marc Climaco, Social Media Engagement Strategist
Many in philanthropy are investing in opportunities to help build the Public Interest Tech field. Here are some of the opportunities available right now.
Linda Ochiel, Program Officer, Eastern Africa
We were excited to bring a delegation of disabled activists to the the 62nd session of the Commission for the Status of Women in New York City—and surprised by some of the challenges involved.
