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by YVETTE D. CLARKE AND MICHAEL SHANK This article was originally published in Newsweek. President Joe Biden‘s long-awaited American Jobs Plan has finally arrived, clocking in at $2.3 trillion in spending over eight years. In today’s dollars, this is almost 5 times
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by Anne Marie Goetz On October 22, the ‘UN Senior Leadership Dashboard’ was launched by the Center for Global Affairs, the NYU Center for International Cooperation, and the missions to the UN of Ghana and the State of Qatar, both
Summary of results of a research-based Practicum organized by the Global Network of Women Peacebuilders and the Center for Global Affairs of the School of Professional Studies at NYU
Compared to the US, where consideration for the impact our individual and collective behaviors can have on climate change remains a relatively fringe concept, Denmark seems to have gone all in on rousing its citizens to action.
Michael Shank expands on behavioural science-based principles that will help you roll out sustainable policies in cities and communities.
We need to quickly move our cities and towns towards more sustainable development. To do that, we need to take advantage of the full range of tools available to us. Behaviour change communications, in particular, is a game changer from the social sciences that we need to scale up quickly.
