COVID-19

Former MLB star Omar Vizquel joined a medical expert and parent coaches on Project Play’s webinar to discuss the impact of the shutdown on youth sports parents.

Dan Porterfield, President and CEO of the Aspen Institute, shares his insights about the future of education through the COVID-19 crisis and beyond.

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the widening digital divide.

Never before has it been more important for our local governments to get public procurement right. How our local governments respond to the current crisis will lay the foundation for more equitable communities in the recovery to come.

Join us and Eduardo Porter (Economics Reporter, The New York Times) to discuss his new book, “American Poison: How Racial Hostility Destroyed Our Promise.”

The first exchange in the series, Innovators in Energy will feature Melissa Roberts, Executive Director of the American Flood Coalition.

“Futures for Frontliners” offers tuition-free education for workers in hospitals, nursing homes, grocery stores, child care, and more.

On October, 17th 2019, Lebanon saw a series of protests led by the people that called for political and economic reform. What could be characterized as a political revolution creating intense civil unrest became the backdrop when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Without a stable government structure, civil society has stepped in to fill the gaps. 

Dan Porterfield was recently a guest on the Business of Giving podcast. He talked about leading the institute into a pandemic, a new social contract, and why this is a moment for servant leadership to shine. 

In their different ways, journalists, thought leaders, and system orchestrators are helping to clear the COVID-19 fog.