Join us this morning on our virtual webcast as we celebrate @PewTrusts' 75th anniversary and discuss "Strengthening Democracy in America," with Sue Urahn, Carla Hayden, Ken Burns, Michael Dimock, and Beverly Kirk starting at 10:15 a.m. EDT.

Enjoying the beautiful weather and camaraderie with The Pew Trusts colleagues doing grounds work together with National Park Service celebrating our 75th anniversary! #Pew75

This story from NPR explains the importance of arctic sea ice in regulating our climate. It’s surprising and concerning to see the wide-ranging impact of melting ice—especially its influence on wildfires thousands of miles away. apps.npr.org/arctic-ice-mel…

What is the state of American democracy—and how can we strengthen it? Leading voices discuss how nonpartisanship can inspire change on Pew's latest season of "After the Fact." 🎧 Listen now wherever you get your podcasts. pew.org/44IaQzj

It’s hard to ignore the abnormal temperature increases we saw last month. Scientists explain why we can expect more unpredictable weather caused by climate change in Axios. axios.com/2023/07/17/hea…

There’s no one-size fits all policy solution, but data can help drive success and build trust between the public and government officials. Our Sara Dube, Kathryn de Wit and Kil Huh discuss on a new episode of “After the Fact.” pew.org/47w1qcs

Communities around the country are developing new solutions and strategies to improve access to mental and behavioral health care. Here are a few in light of #WorldMentalHealthDay.

Interesting to hear insights from major organizations on AI use—The Washington Post’s CCO Kathy Baird shared its approach of “creation, curation, and presentation”—and how AI is a tool but cannot take the place of investigative reporting by journalists. #MarComSummitDC

Great to hear from Pew Research Center’s Jeff Gottfried discussing data and trends on the “Big 3” ways that people are communicating and consuming information: the internet, mobile, and social media. #MarComSummitDC

With so many people sharing their top listens of the year, we wondered what our ideal listener would post ... well, a nonprofit can dream. 🫠 "After the Fact" is available wherever you stream podcasts: pew.org/3sXxFSy

Grateful for the opportunity to volunteer collectively alongside @PewTrusts' colleagues this past year. Today is an important reminder of service to our communities. #MLKDay

May we all channel capybara energy 🙏

“We’re so divided we’re blinded.” - Braver Angels’ bridge building expert Mónica Guzmán. On the “After the Fact” podcast, learn how we can break down divides in America and get beyond polarization. Listen now: pew.org/47CHtQm

Housing is a major issue in the U.S., but there are solutions creating greater affordability and accessibility in communities. Hear the stories and data from experts Alex Horowitz and Tara Roche in a new season of "After the Fact" #podcast pew.org/495r73d

I’m grateful to contribute to #UCFDayofGiving as an alumnus of UCF. I hope you’ll join me at dayofgiving.ucf.edu. Go Knights, Charge On!

What are magnetic bacteria 🧲🦠 and what do they do? 🤔 UCF biologist Bob Fitak recently compiled a database of these unique organisms and the animals they reside in to determine their function & if they may help host animals navigate! ucf.edu/news/ucf-biolo…

As the Paris 2024 Olympics get underway, we are excited to celebrate these incredible athletes and College of Sciences alumni! ow.ly/KcPy50SLiig 👏👏👏

A great PRSA Orlando panel w/ “Central Florida’s PR Power Players” this morning. Thanks to @wendyjarel Jennifer Bisbee Laura E. Richeson, APR Michele Plant and Cristina M. Calvet for sharing your experience and insights. A great takeaway: “Your results speak for themselves.” #PR

Kicking off the week of Day of Giving with a throwback to the Citronaut. UCF College of Sciences is stomping to support the sciences today! #UCFDayofGiving #UCFCOS

Happy to support #UCFDayofGiving today and share one of my stellar experiences—starting my job UCF College of Sciences #EducatedHereEmployedHere @ucf