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Homemade masks, workarounds, and opportunities to innovate

Jessica Plante

Homemade masks, workarounds, and opportunities to innovate

As face masks are frequently required in public, the emergence of homemade options in the face of a mask shortage can act as a guiding story for innovators.

May 7, 2020

Jessica Plante

3 questions for development organizations to ask themselves in the wake of COVID-19

Efosa Ojomo

3 questions for development organizations to ask themselves in the wake of COVID-19

It’s tempting to focus on quick fixes to the problems caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. But with a more holistic approach, over time many poor regions will no longer rely on assistance.

Apr 30, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

The untapped workforce that can tackle COVID-19—and America’s healthcare gap

Jessica Plante

The untapped workforce that can tackle COVID-19—and America’s healthcare gap

With COVID-19 straining the healthcare system and 22 million Americans filing for unemployment, now is the time to train an army of community health workers.

Apr 23, 2020

Jessica Plante

Healthcare offers lessons from the last recession to higher ed of what not to do

Michael B. Horn

Healthcare offers lessons from the last recession to higher ed of what not to do

Healthcare's failure to overhaul its records can inform policymakers and higher ed leaders on how to use stimulus funds for competency-based initiatives.

Apr 23, 2020

Michael B. Horn

Lessons from COVID-19 on solving poverty

Lincoln Wilcox

Lessons from COVID-19 on solving poverty

As the world bands together to beat the pandemic, let’s take note of lessons learned from the crisis and apply them when tackling long-standing problems like poverty.

Apr 16, 2020

Lincoln Wilcox

At-home coronavirus testing may be the key to EverlyWell’s future growth

Jessica Plante

At-home coronavirus testing may be the key to EverlyWell’s future growth

EverlyWell’s response to the coronavirus may not only ensure their future success, but also serve a greater role: expanding access to medical testing.

Apr 14, 2020

Jessica Plante

Creating seamless credit transfer: A parallel higher ed system to support America through and beyond the recession

Michael B. Horn

Creating seamless credit transfer: A parallel higher ed system to support America through and beyond the recession

To make students’ credit transfer easier, policymakers should foster a parallel system supporting third-party credentialing entities that validate skills.

Apr 9, 2020

Michael B. Horn

The great need for matching individuals to jobs during the recession

Michael B. Horn

The great need for matching individuals to jobs during the recession

With no natural mechanism to match those laid off with available job openings, educational organizations that work with employers can help.

Apr 9, 2020

Michael B. Horn

The World Bank’s $12B COVID-19 fund can have lasting impact: Here’s how

Efosa Ojomo

The World Bank’s $12B COVID-19 fund can have lasting impact: Here’s how

For the World Bank to tackle COVID-19 effectively in poor countries, it needs to do more than simply strengthen the healthcare system.

Mar 24, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

In the wake of a global pandemic, healthcare coverage ≠ access to care

Jessica Plante

In the wake of a global pandemic, healthcare coverage ≠ access to care

As the coronavirus pandemic takes its toll on our country, a harsh reality is coming to light: America's healthcare system was overburdened to begin with.

Mar 24, 2020

Jessica Plante

Innovators Worth Watching: 98point6

Jessica Plante

Innovators Worth Watching: 98point6

Traditional primary care use is on the decline. One company is determined to bring primary care straight to patients' pockets.

Mar 12, 2020

Jessica Plante

How private equity can win big in Africa

Efosa Ojomo

How private equity can win big in Africa

Private equity has the potential to truly transform lives and create inclusive prosperity in Africa. So why have some of the world’s largest private equity funds floundered on the continent?

Mar 5, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

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