Eillie Anzilotti
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To make the economy more fair, we need to make it more democratic
Marjorie Kelly and the Democracy Collaborative are working to foster a more democratic economy—starting with employee ownership. → Read More
‘Economic anxiety is suffocating for people’: Why this young mayor championed a radical cash giveaway
Sorry, Andrew Yang: Universal basic income doesn’t have to be a response to a dystopian future—it can be a solution to present needs. → Read More
This stunning new film captures how humans have reshaped every part of the Earth
From deforestation to natural resources extraction to the creation of landfills, ‘Anthropocene,’ a meditative new documentary, brings us face-to-face with how we’re wrecking our planet. → Read More
This stunning new film captures how humans have reshaped every part of the Earth
From deforestation to natural resources extraction to the creation of landfills, ‘Anthropocene,’ a meditative new documentary, brings us face-to-face with how we’re wrecking our planet. → Read More
This tech worker’s transition from a life sentence to a career is a lesson for the whole industry
As more tech companies begin to pay lip service to the idea of hiring people with criminal records, one former inmate’s journey to a tech career shows how possible it is. → Read More
Do you live in a ‘soft city’? Here’s why you probably want to
The polar opposite of the harsh, urban grind, the “soft city” is one that supports relationships between people and the places around them by breaking down traditional silos. → Read More
Citibank wants to help open college savings accounts for every kid in the U.S.
Cities and states like San Francisco want to set kids on a path to financial stability by helping them save money as soon as they enter school—but until now, figuring out the banking side of things has been a sticking point. → Read More
New York City’s school buses will now be automatically routed and tracked using Via’s algorithm
Ride-hailing disruption meets the classic yellow school bus in the country’s largest school district, where complaints have dogged the city’s attempts to get kids to school. → Read More
New York City’s school buses will now be automatically routed and tracked using Via’s algorithm
Ride-hailing disruption meets the classic yellow school bus in the country’s largest school district, where complaints have dogged the city’s attempts to get kids to school. → Read More
The Domino’s delivery of the future will arrive by electric bike
Pizza delivery by e-bike is faster, cleaner, and makes everyone happier. → Read More
The Domino’s delivery of the future will arrive by electric bike
Pizza delivery by e-bike is faster, cleaner, and makes everyone happier. → Read More
Water cremation and human composting: the new, eco-friendly frontier of dying
We are running out of space to bury people, and cremation has an enormous carbon footprint. So people are finding new ways to dispose of the bodies of their loved ones. → Read More
Water cremation and human composting: the new, eco-friendly frontier of dying
We are running out of space to bury people, and cremation has an enormous carbon footprint. So people are finding new ways to dispose of the bodies of their loved ones. → Read More
Welcome to housing Twitter, the shoutiest debate on the internet
Every day, there’s a vital (and vitriolic) debate happening in Twitter comment threads about how we solve the country’s housing crisis. Is the issue too complex to be grappled with on a platform that encourages single-sentence thoughts? Probably—but that isn’t stopping anyone from trying. → Read More
Homelessness is already a crisis—but climate change makes it much worse
It’s time to stop treating the housing crisis and the climate crisis as two separate issues—and start designing solutions for both at once. → Read More
Homelessness is already a crisis—but climate change makes it much worse
It’s time to stop treating the housing crisis and the climate crisis as two separate issues—and start designing solutions for both at once. → Read More
This new organization wants to be an accelerator for criminal justice reform projects
The Coalition for Public Safety will give $100,000 each to 10 innovative ideas to reform the justice system and improve the conditions for people amid it. → Read More
India is set to become home to the world’s first hyperloop system
Virgin Hyperloop One and the shipping company DP World are teaming up to bring the project to life in India. → Read More
Amplifying the voices of America’s poor to change the conversation about U.S. poverty
The Economic Hardship Reporting Project supports writers and photographers who have experienced poverty and difficult circumstances in the U.S.—and brings their stories to mainstream media audiences. → Read More
Amplifying the voices of America’s poor to change the conversation about U.S. poverty
The Economic Hardship Reporting Project supports writers and photographers who have experienced poverty and difficult circumstances in the U.S.—and brings their stories to mainstream media audiences. → Read More