Digital Media Environment Program Overview Video: Helping cities combat and adapt to climate change April 22, 2024 Environment
Reports Tracking Transfer: Community College & 4-Year Institutional Effectiveness in Broadening Bachelor’s Degree Attainment March 21, 2024 Education
Digital Media Just Infrastructure campaign aims to bring billions of federal water dollars into neighborhoods March 13, 2024 Environment
Reports Pathways to Resilience Pathways to Resilience – or P2R – is a Movement Strategy Center Initiative launched in 2013 in partnership with The Kresge Foundation, the Emerald Cities Collaborative and the Praxis Project.… Reports February 6, 2015 Environment
Digital Media American Public Health Association panel on Kresge Foundation initiative A panel discussion at the American Public Health Association’s national conference, November 2014, in New Orleans. The subject was The Kresge Foundation’s Safety-Net Enhancement Initiative, a multiyear effort undertaken in… Digital Media February 3, 2015 Health
Reports Reducing Environmental Exposures in Child Care Facilities | A Review of State Policy The child care environment is central to the healthy development of millions of young children who receive care outside their homes. Along with creating a safe, nurturing and stimulating child… Reports January 29, 2015 Health
Reports Primary Protection: Enhancing Health Care Resilience for a Changing Climate The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services includes case studies from hospitals, nursing homes and other residential health facilities that have experienced or sustained damage from extreme weather events,… Reports January 24, 2015 Environment, Health
Presentations and Drawings Climate Resilience and Urban Opportunity Initiative learning event Kresge’s Environment Program hosts a peer-learning event in Berkeley, Calif. with grantees from its Climate Resilience and Urban Opportunity Initiative Jan. 26-28. Participants include representatives from 17 nonprofit organizations awarded… Presentations and Drawings January 22, 2015 Environment