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The EconomistThe real scandal of voting fraud
For The Economist’s special “World in 2019” issue, Laurene Powell Jobs writes about the disturbing trend of efforts to disenfranchise voters.
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Filed under Social JusticeEquitable Food Initiative Gets in the Weeds to Improve Labor Conditions
Emerson Collective’s Environment and Food Access Director Ariane Bertrand sat down with EFI’s Executive Director to talk about how better conditions for agriculture workers mean safer food for all of us.
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Filed under Chicago CREDRetaliation to Reconciliation: Breaking the Cycle of Violence
At the fifth annual NationSwell Summit in New York City, Emerson’s Arne Duncan, life coach Billy Moore, and two CRED graduates discuss the path out of violence in Chicago.
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Pop-Up MagazinePop-Up Magazine
A night of true stories, documentary films, photography, and radio from some of our favorite writers, performers, and musicians. Unrecorded, live onstage.
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YouTubeThe Price of Free
On November 27th YouTube debuted the award winning documentary on Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash Satyarthi’s fight against child trafficking
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Count Me InCount Me In
The new nonprofit is pursuing a new approach to cancer research by bringing patients and researchers together as partners to accelerate discoveries.
This time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Priorities
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Immigration
Helping aspiring Americans and new immigrants succeed
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Elemental
Strengthening the symbiosis between humanity and nature
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Education
Clearing pathways to a meaningful education
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XQ: The Super School Project
Rethinking America's high schools
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Social Justice
Elevating leaders and models at the forefront of change
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Chicago CRED
Creating real economic destiny in Chicago
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Media & Journalism
Provoking thought and strengthening democracy
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Health
Accelerating cancer research and empowering patients
SPOTLIGHT ON: Coloring Without Borders
What We're Watching
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Chatham HouseChatham House Prize 2018: The Committee to Protect Journalists
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Pro PublicaFamilies Are Still Being Separated at the Border, Months After “Zero Tolerance” Was Reversed
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Solutions Journalism NetworkThe Best Solutions Journalism of 2018
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Fast CompanyWe Have the Tech to Tackle Climate Change Now–Here Are the Next Steps
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TEDWhy the "Wrong Side of the Tracks" is Usually the East Side of Cities