How Disparities in Public Benefit Access can be Addressed at the State Level
This piece discusses the implications of public benefit access disparities across states in the US and presents a methodological approach applied by Camber to identify…
The 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) kicked off in Dubai on November 30th, providing an opportunity for key stakeholders from UN member states, NGO’s,…
A Macroeconomic Barrier: US Mental Health Workforce Shortages
Despite the fact that the U.S. spends approximately 18% of GDP on healthcare—almost twice as much as the average Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development…
Through our work, we have identified several key equity principles that are common across the most inclusive and high-performing charter schools and initiatives, which could…
The Imperative of a Gendered Approach to Climate Change
Climate change is more than just an environmental concern; it’s an amplifier of existing societal structures and disparities. In the vast and diverse expanse of…
This discourse aims to initiate a conversation about the effects of freedom (i.e., civil liberties and political freedoms; Freedom House Index) on equality (GINI Coefficient),…
In this article, we define the challenge the globe faces at the intersection of climate and health. It illustrates that current investment levels and attention…
How Philanthropy Can Reduce the Burden of Inflation on Low-Income Households
Although US inflation levels are now beginning to moderate, many still feel the sting of higher prices, particularly low-income households. Philanthropies should focus part of…
Healthcare x Equity: Paperwork, Pain, Panaceas, and Progress
Part Two of a conversation on US healthcare in our “post-pandemic” moment: the legacy challenges, the current tragic clashes around untreated mental health episodes in…
Join us for a far-reaching conversation about US healthcare and its many facets, angles, deficits—but also opportunities and bright spots in the quest to provide…
As climate change intensifies and the planet warms, infectious diseases will become more rampant in Sub-Saharan Africa. There are, however, important and imperative solutions and…
