Insurers Are Retreating from Climate Risk, How Does It Matter?
As climate risk drives losses higher, insurers are retreating from high-risk markets, widening the global protection gap.... Read More
Reduced Inequalities
Children’s Vulnerability Against Extreme Heat
As the planet heats up, understanding how vulnerable children are to extreme heat is key to accelerating mitigation and adaptation measures.... Read More
Displaced and Depressed: Addressing the Mental Reality of Climate Migrants
Climate migrants are surviving the disaster that uprooted them. But for many, the psychological aftermath is the part nobody is prepared for. ... Read More
The Hidden Gender and Equity Gaps in Public Toilets
The common sight of long lines at women's public toilets signals gender gaps in public facility equity that go beyond numbers.... Read More
Exploring the Economic Contribution of Domestic Workers to Developing Nations
Beyond what domestic workers do for households, their significant contribution to the economy is not to be underestimated.... Read More
Exploring Representation in Art and the Creative Industry
The need for representation in art goes beyond the art itself, encompassing creative minds and the workforce behind the products.... Read More
Looking into Aging Alone, Shrinking Households, and the Struggling Care Systems
As populations grow older, more people are aging alone. Meanwhile, the systems meant to support them are struggling to keep up.... Read More
The Productivity Trap: When Optimization Replaces Living
In an age of optimization, the productivity trap promises efficiency, often at the cost of rest, self-worth, and dignified life.... Read More
Digital Girlhood: Growing Up under the Algorithm
The algorithm is reshaping how girls form identity, self-worth, and belonging in ways that extend far beyond the screen. ... Read More
The Right to Be Cold and What It Means for Indigenous Inuit
The “Right to be Cold” is being actively promoted to safeguard the way of life of the Inuit people of the Arctic.... Read More