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The Power of Public Opinion Research to Better Understand Communities and Inform Philanthropic Strategy
The Power of Public Opinion Research to Better Understand Communities and Inform Philanthropic Strategy
Strategy and Learning
Matthew Carr October 29, 2024
The Walton Family Foundation uses opinion research to helps us better understand public views and make meaningful, data-informed funding decisions
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For One Environmental Justice Advocate, Supporting Frontline Communities Requires “Radical Listening”
For One Environmental Justice Advocate, Supporting Frontline Communities Requires “Radical Listening”
Environment
Cara Eisel October 23, 2024
Environmental Defense Fund’s Margot Brown works to find climate solutions that benefit the communities most impacted – and to lift up women leaders
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Halle Parker
In Coastal Louisiana, a Journalist Finds Meaning Telling the Stories of Communities at Risk
In Coastal Louisiana, a Journalist Finds Meaning Telling the Stories of Communities at Risk
Environment
Annelise Shepherd October 23, 2024
WWNO environmental reporter Halle Parker is committed to “elevating the voices of people on the front lines” of climate and water
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Harriet Festing
“These are Everyday People Impacted by Environmental Abuse. They are Saying, We’ve Had Enough”
“These are Everyday People Impacted by Environmental Abuse. They are Saying, We’ve Had Enough”
Environment
Amy Saltzman October 23, 2024
Through Anthropocene Alliance, Harriet Festing is helping communities on the frontlines of climate change confront environmental disaster and injustice
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Lorelei Cloud 5
“When We Pray, We Always Pray About Water”
“When We Pray, We Always Pray About Water”
Environment
Jared Romero October 23, 2024
As Vice Chairman of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe, Lorelei Cloud is elevating the voices of Tribal communities and Tribal women in water decisions in Colorado.
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It's not what you gather in life, but what you scatter in life, that tells the kind of life you have lived.
Helen Walton's favorite saying