Latest Grantee Impact Stories

“Even in a moment of pressing humanitarian needs, we need to identify climate problems and actions.”

“We are a small village, but we have to share our experiences and keep learning.”

“We can’t let climate change wipe out our natural resources.”

“For others, a forest is just trees. For us, it is life.”

“Cities are squished—physically and mentally. We need farms for food, and healing.”

A retired grocer offered a novel solution to make his corner of Bangkok greener and more walkable, and urban planners were listening.

Deep Medicine Circle harvests and shares nourishing food using regenerative practices that honor farmers as land stewards.

Co-Develop, founded this year, is focused on implementing digital public infrastructure globally, justly and equitably.

In India, ARTPARK is breaking new ground in uniting with policy implementers to create an early warning system that allows public health officials to respond proactively to dengue outbreaks — and that’s just the beginning.

An ambitious climate law passed in Minnesota focuses on climate justice and community solar. How did they do it? And what does it mean for communities like the Powderhorn Park neighborhood, where George Floyd was killed?