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Inequality, Philanthropy, Animal Protection, The Letter To Yale
There is a growing conversation happening across the world about justice, inequality and the stories institutions tell about progress. Not just in climate activism or animal protection, but in universities, nonprofits, philanthropy and social justice movements...
New York’s Climate Battle and Success?
There is a growing feeling across the world that something is not adding up. People see climate campaigns, sustainability branding, corporate pledges and public-interest initiatives everywhere. We are constantly told progress is being made. Yet at the same time,...
Save The Animals, Save The World
Save the Animals Save The World, was set up by Ryan Parker, a wildlife conservationist, wildlife presenter, safari guide and animal rescuer. With a love of the natural world, and being in the wild making more sense. My idea is that restoring wild areas, letting nature...
Letters To University of Denver and The Attorney General
There comes a point where we have to stop applauding promises, and start measuring outcomes. Across the world, we are seeing major institutions, charities, corporations and organisations present themselves as leaders in environmental protection, sustainability, animal...
The Silent Force That Undermined the Voting Rights Act
The Supreme Court has sharply limited the Voting Rights Act, deepening an already severe state of racial inequity in the United States. But this outcome did not come out of nowhere. It reflects decades of entrenched inequality at birth and the accumulation of...
Urge Former New York Mayor’s Aid Rachel Atcheson to Tell the Truth: She Ignored Inequity That Did More Harm Than She Did Good
As the climate crises and inequality worsen, it's crucial to look at the inaccurate public interest impact claims and business models that hid the horrors now unfolding. Animal impact claims are often the most falsifiable, and culpable, in this regard. If one were...
When Accountability Is Diluted, Children in Amboseli Pay the Price Through Unequal Protection, Limited Opportunity, and the Rising Cost of Education
Summary "In Kenya’s Amboseli region, many Maasai children are still denied a fair chance at education as poverty, hidden school costs, corruption, colonial-era inequalities, weak local systems, and the growing impacts of climate change continue to make learning and...
When Progress Leaves People Behind – Why Honest Baselines Matter in Measuring Equity
Summary "In the end, equity is not only about the results we aim for, it is about how we define, measure, and prove those results. And if people are left out of that process, then even the idea of progress can become unfair" In development, growth, and social change,...
Compliance Is Not Equity: The Quiet Failure of Measurement Systems
Summary “When children are missing from the baseline, they are missing from the future we claim to improve.” In equity-focused work, the language is no longer the problem. Inclusion, participation, and disaggregation are now standard practice across institutions. Yet...