New Study Funded in Part by Simons Foundation Study Hopes to Predict Autism Behaviors What if everyone ... is also a MBH vice president, is directing a three-year study on whether biosensors can...
... of Myanmar Unveils New Plan to Protect Marine Wildlife And Resources The Government of Myanmar and WCS (Wildlife ... sea turtles, and other species — and other marine resources . The plan titled “Marine Spatial...
... Foundation Partners with First Book To Bring Grief Books, Resources to Educators The New York Life Foundation today ... education nonprofit whose mission is to bring high-quality resources to educators serving...
Today, PepsiCo employees are hosting a workshop for women living in Win’s (formerly Women in Need) South Bronx shelter to help them with resume writing, interviewing and other job search skills.
Using national survey data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a new NYSHealth data snapshot profiles New Yorkers' health behaviors, focusing on important indicators for population health outcomes: obesity, diabetes, physical...
... Despite affecting 20% of the population, philanthropic giving for mental health is only 1.3% of the total funding ... start of the pandemic, allowing for support to expand far beyond in-person reach. A...
... for Asian American and Pacific Islander Women in the US : New Report by The National Asian Pacific American Women's ... or violence. “This is not new or surprising for many of us ,” said Choimorrow. “AAPI...
The intersection of decades of education, housing, and transportation policy has left the nation's schools at a crossroads, U.S. Secretary of Education John B. King Jr. said Tuesday.
Goldman Sachs and five other supporters will invest $18 million in a Massachusetts program to reduce recidivism among ex-convicts, the biggest "pay for success" project in the U.S., reported The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
Most critiques highlight data showing that low-income people and people of color are underrepresented in bike-share annual membership and thus conclude that funding bike-share is inequitable and inherently questionable.
Looking to improve healthcare quality while lowering costs by bringing out the best in doctors, health systems, insurers, patients and employers, the center reports there are many opportunities to transform American healthcare.