The people doing the work, in their own words. In-depth interviews, personal profiles, and expert commentary on what the experts think matters today.
From using lived names to just inviting them to the party, here are some steps any social impact space can integrate.
At a women’s networking event, Sustina’s resident nonbinary raised a hand and a hard question. The room wasn’t quite ready with an answer.
Water—the very thing that makes life possible on Earth—is in danger of running out. We asked a water expert how we got here, and what we can still do to save it.
When we lose an environmental and human rights defender, we lose a version of a better world—one that could have only been possible with them in it.
Sustainability and environment experts weigh in on the costs and challenges of replanting trees.
Conservationist Rebecca Cangayda-Tandug makes the case that a ‘just transition’ is another colonial tool.
‘As we move towards an environmentally just future, we cannot build on the backs of unprotected labor.’
Berta Lopez once thought she did not fit the mold of an environmentalist. Seven years into leading the ABS-CBN Foundation, she’s stopped asking if she qualifies.
As the Philippines transitions to waste-to-energy, Akira Sakano offers hard-won lessons from Japan, the country that went down that path long ago.
Women in the Philippines know their communities’ water needs better than anyone. Francelline Jimenez wants them in the room where decisions are made.
Camille Rivera on the challenges of being a young woman in environmental work, and why empathy is the key to saving ecosystems.
Environmental reporter Nisha Balaram shares her storytelling approach on zero waste versus incineration.
Can the Philippines transform its economy with imperfect policies? Taiwan’s leading circularity advocate weighs in.
