Introducing our 2024 #PewArtsGrants recipients! Our new Evolving Futures grants for organizations charting a path toward greater sustainability—plus funding for creative projects and individual artists—are investment in a thriving #Philly cultural ecology. pewcenterarts.org/2024grants

A concerning rise in suicide attempts & ideation in the US, especially among racial & ethnic groups & young adults, is making it clear: 1. Universal screening in all healthcare settings is critical 2. Providing culturally competent care can save lives pew.org/4gUIVmE

.@PewResearch provides invaluable data and analysis on race, ethnicity, and identity. Their latest research allows greater insight into the Hispanic and Latino communities in the U.S. #HispanicHeritageMonth

From parking tickets to evictions–millions of Americans interact with state and local courts each year. In many places, the massive number of cases and wide array of issues can overwhelm courts.

America is aging fast: By 2040, older Americans will outnumber those under 18 for the first time. How we prepare today—through savings, workforce flexibility, and policy changes—will shape our future. Our John Scott explains. 👇 pew.org/3zRnhPK

A few highlights: Cost per unit: 2x-4x lower Subsidy dollars: go 4x-13x further Unit count per building: 3x higher Affordable at: 30%-50% AMI Cost per square foot: 25%-35% lower

States plan to use affordable, reliable, high-speed internet and digital skills to improve health, boost civic engagement, and drive economic growth. My @PewTrusts colleague Kelly Wert explains how. pewtrusts.org/en/research-an…

Climate change is increasing the risk of back-to-back natural disasters. Mathew Sanders discusses extreme heat, drought, wildfires, flooding, and how states can build resilience to these types of disasters. pewtrusts.org/en/research-an…

Climate change, overfishing, and pollution are threatening biodiversity in our oceans. In this Newsweek op-ed, @PewTrust's Tom Dillon and John Kerry explain how well-managed marine protected areas can help safeguard our seas. newsweek.com/worlds-oceans-…

I loved hearing Chief Donna “Wolf Mother” Abbott share her community’s story on @PewTrusts podcast. Under her leadership, the Nause-Waiwash tribe is working to preserve its culture and traditions as its ancestral lands disappear. Listen here 👇 pew.org/4hx1ihM

With millions of Americans set to cast their votes in person on election day tomorrow, Pew Research Center offers key facts about the workers who staff polling precincts.

Climate impacts and tighter budgets are starting to crowd out resources for states to maintain their infrastructure investments. In a new report, The Public Finance Initiative and Pew States highlight state-level practices to protect that funding. pewtrusts.org/en/research-an…

Highly recommend M’s recent article on how to rebuild trust in science and medical professionals. #WorldScienceDay

Rents rose 31% in the U.S. from 2017 to 2023. But not in New Rochelle, NY. There, rents rose only 7%. And *not coincidentally,* housing supply grew at more than double the national rate. How did former mayor Noam Bramson do it?

Climate change is affecting our ocean’s biodiversity and fish populations. This month, fisheries managers can agree to research-backed harvest strategies for swordfish in the Atlantic to make these fisheries more resilient to climate change. #ICCAT pew.org/48DdQ3l

Many people with consumer debt face lawsuits in small claims court without knowing they're being sued. @Pewtrusts’ @thisrickard explains in All Things Considered how this often results in a default judgment, leading to serious consequences like wage garnishment. npr.org/2024/11/01/nx-…

22 states are planning to increase or promote public Wi-Fi options at: 📚 Libraries ✏️ Schools 🏠 Public housing authorities ⚡️ Charging stations And to map out availability to help their residents find public connection points. pew.org/47XPfWK

In the @NYtimes, Pew’s Alex Horowitz discusses why converting vacant office buildings into affordable, dorm-like apartments could result in "fewer people living on the streets, revitalized downtowns ... and a sense of community for residents." nytimes.com/2024/11/06/opi…

Debt collection cases are filling local courts and hitting Americans’ finances hard. The latest "After the Fact" episode discusses the consumer and medical debt landscape in America, and how policymakers can pass reforms to help people repay their balances.pewtrusts.org/en/research-an…

Dr. Shantel Hébert-Magee and Kolynda Parker are leading important work in Louisiana to improve residents’ health. Their approach can be a model for other state leaders looking to invest in efforts to combat antibiotic resistance.