The Cabachuelas Project not only offers this community a way to earn money, but it also creates a sense of belonging and pride for the archipelago’s people.
Maya Caine is a slow fashion entrepreneur focused on designing life-affirming systems that prioritize longevity, circularity, and justice. With a background in corporate strategy and systems thinking, she has spent the past seven years building slow and circular fashion solutions that challenge the industry’s dependence on overproduction and waste.
Janelle Heslop has started a new chapter as Associate Director of Strategy and Innovation at NASA’s Earth Sciences Division. "It’s an honor to contribute to an organization that not only reaches for the stars but works every day to...
“To have this dust that is so thick that you can barely see a block or two down the road and it looks like Mars, it’s really unusual to have a dust storm that bad, much less three in less than three weeks’ time,” Tom told the New York Times.
The destruction of Nancy Steele and her family’s honey business was featured in the Guardian with compelling before and after photos and interviews. They face an uphill battle to rebuild after losing 30 years of producing honey with 188 hives.
Following the Los Angeles fires, Chelsea Kirk launched The Rent Brigade: “a collective of tenant organizers, advocates, web programmers, designers, researchers, and other Angelenos using data to fight back against predatory landlords”...
“You look at Bezos and the folks he’s hanging out with in the billionaires club, and you realise this is about more than Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi),” Doreen Satbinsky said. “Bezos is bowing down to Trump in a way a bunch of billionaires are bowing down to Trump.”
“Environmental Social Governance) is in the crosshairs of a conservative campaign against woke capitalism,” Saad writes. She argues “that a “corporate technocracy” provides a solution for redeeming the possibilities of ESG by addressing and overcoming key governance critiques.”
Several Switzer Fellows are presenting at the 2024 Association of American Geographers (AAG) Annual Meeting taking place in Honolulu Hawai’i from April 16-20, 2024. Fellows’ presentations are on an array of diverse topics: climate...
