Unprecedented surge of unemployment befuddles analysts and should scare us all; if you are an essential worker you are probably a woman; Harvard feels no urgency around climate change; & more!

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10 Tips for Staying Human on Video Calls

Are we using this time to build human connection, or to further distance ourselves emotionally? Here are some simple tips to keep us present with each other.

How Can We Emerge from the Pandemic with the Journalism We Need?

Connecting people and communities for the common good is an emergent mission for journalism. A growing movement is helping lead the way.

Harvard Moves to Decarbonize on a Lazy 30-Year Timeline

The students and faculty have been spoken and Harvard heard their pleas—sort of. Harvard says it will move toward net-zero emissions, but won’t get there until 2050.

Unemployment Rates Continue to Surge as Economists Struggle to Model Future

Unprecedented—that is the word—and it requires a whole new approach.

Immaturity Marks Federal Administration’s Response to COVID-19

Residents of this country have a right in a pandemic to expect some semblance of preparedness from the federal government, but what we are getting is a shambles.

If You Are an Essential Worker, You Are Probably a Woman

A guide for state and federal officials from the Department of Homeland Security indicates the majority of “Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers” are women.

A “Gotcha” Moment for the Trump Administration in the Midst of Death and Pain

When higher ed was offered stimulus money for students having financial difficulties, little did they know how it would be used to bolster the administration’s weird brand of populism.

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