The Importance of Showing Up for Each Other with Bobby Jones | Attribution Ep. 4
Bobby talks about the importance of just “showing up for each other” and what we’re “putting in the hands” of our young people.
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The Inequality of Trust with Rachel Botsman | Attribution Ep. 3
The first Trust Fellow at Oxford University discusses how we think about trust and related topics such as power, influence, truth and beliefs.
Tailwinds and Getting Ahead with Shai Davidai | Attribution Ep. 1
Shai Davidai looks at what contributes to our success and failures -- and how it affects the toughs decisions we make for our children.
Criminal Justice in America: A WNET Summit | Panelists & Bios
Meet the panelists from "Criminal Justice In America: A WNET Summit" -- a unique group of thought leaders from different communities across the U.S.
How three major US cities are fighting the housing crisis during a triple pandemic
After releasing its annual report on the state of NYC housing, the NYU Furman Center brought together experts from across the country to discuss eviction and affordable housing during this "triple pandemic" of COVID-19, increasing economic instability, and growing criticism…
Schooling at Home: 3 Factors That Encourage Internal Motivation
In “normal” times, students around the world stress themselves out to receive good grades at school. Now educators are wrestling with whether to give grades. Some feel grades should not be given during at-home learning, while others feel grades are…
Two trailblazers mayors discuss race, poverty, and being marginalized voices in government
As local leaders, Mayor Steven Benjamin, the first Black mayor of Columbia, South Carolina, and Mayor Michelle De La Isla -- the first Latina, first single mother, and second female mayor of Topeka, Kansas -- are not afraid to speak…
Documenting Black Lives Matter: What Makes This Time Different
Street photographer Ben Von Klemperer on the lessons we can learn from the Black Lives Matter protests.
How Millennials Can Find Financial Security During A Pandemic: Advice from a Certified Financial Planner
For young people early in their careers, the COVID-19 pandemic and its economic fallout are perhaps the first time they are navigating financial hardship as an adult. Many are navigating job loss, salary reductions, a volatile stock market, and economic…
During the COVID-19 Economic Crisis, Author Michael Arceneaux Insists, “I Don’t Want to Die Poor”
In his new book, "I Don't Want To Die Poor" author, Michael Arceneaux shares what he learned about the country's student loan debt system.