Spotlight on Women and the Environment: Kelsey Maloney
A series of discussions with attendees and speakers at our conference this week.
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Lily Axelrod’s Efforts to Combat Immigration Detention in the United States
Axelrod, who's on our list of this year's most exciting young thinkers, has a long-term goal of "untangling the immigration bureaucracy from the criminal justice system."
Dafne Almazán’s Fight to Empower the Gifted Young Women in Mexico’s Schools
"I see it as a social duty to my country to help its talent to thrive," says Almazán, who is on our list of this year's most exciting young thinkers.
The Death of the Suburban Office Park and the Rise of the Suburban Poor
Jobs have gone urban, leaving office space in the suburbs obsolete and a distressed work force further away from help.
The Myth of America’s High Corporate Taxes
Is America really the "highest taxed country in the world" for businesses? A new report shows that the answer's not as clear as it seems.
For African Nations, China’s One Belt, One Road Means More of the Same
Beijing's latest infrastructure bid is just a repackaging of traditional foreign policy.
How U.S. Military Veterans View the Travel Ban
As President Trump continues to push his Muslim ban, members of our armed forces find themselves in precarious positions.
Forget the U.S.—China and India Are Keeping the Paris Agreement Alive
Swift changes in the energy mix in China and India offer reasons for optimism in Bonn, Germany.
Did a Top-Level Department of the Interior Nominee Commit Scientific Fraud?
David Bernhardt, President Trump's pick for the No. 2 position at the Department of the Interior, has some explaining to do.
Introducing: The Top 30 Thinkers Under 30
This year's most exciting young thinkers and advocates in policy and social justice.