Society

During a fraught 2020, around the network Fellows around the network stepped up and addressed the urgent needs of the COVID-19 crisis while

Rob Falzon and Heather Landy suggest remote work does work, and suggests that the post-pandemic working environment should be a hybrid, where office walls are torn down to promote collaboration space and there’s flexibility to do individualized work at home.

We’re accustomed to thinking of our physical, digital, and social infrastructure independently, but in fact they are inherently interconnected. 

Harvard professor Micheal Sandel says climbing the ladder of success is getting harder in the United States, because the rungs on the ladder are growing further apart.

Weave and the Listen First Project, creator of the National Week of Conversation, launched a social media and publicengagement campaign called #WeavingCommunity During Crisis.

The Presidential election in the U.S. revealed deep divisions across political and ideological lines. Many are now asking: what will it take

Current political fault lines are fracturing American society as people grow further apart from one another due to differing beliefs and opinions.

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks says liberal democracy has become about “me” instead of “us.”

Ford Foundation President and CEO Darren Walker joins PayPal CEO Dan Schulman to consider the unfinished work of building a more just economy.