Pensar a corto plazo no resolverá la crisis climática. Debemos pensar a largo plazo y de forma sistémica. Este principio indígena podría ayudarnos a hacer exactamente eso.
Thinking short term will not solve the climate crisis. We must think long-term and systemically. This Indigenous principle could help us do exactly that.
The leading voices of civil society told us what this can mean for communities that are most affected by climate change and our impact on the environment.
COP26 is viewed as one of the most critical moments of climate action. For inclusive change, the conversation must involve activists and civil society.
A year of pandemic, protest and societal disruption has created an inflection point for companies to act on social and environmental justice issues.
Widespread environmental crises and global Black Lives Matters protests have sparked palpable restlessness for change. This is how we should respond.
Even with the best intentions, civil society organizations using new technologies cannot guarantee a positive impact for the communities they serve.
Advances in digital technology have the potential to do great good, but also great harm. The civil sector is vital in ensuring our freedoms are protected.
How should civil society respond to the Fourth Industrial Revolution, as artificial intelligence, big data, the Internet of Things and other emerging technologies become part of our lives?
