A similar letter appeared in 2014, this time written by an international group of leaders from civil society organizations, like the Croatan Institute and the Global Forest Coalition. “Four decades ago, Harvard was in fact a leader in the movement for more responsible institutional investment,” the coalition wrote. “Today Harvard can no longer claim to play such a role.”
Real Solutions, Mapped from the Ground Up
GFC members and allies are helping to build a new gender-just map of community-led solutions for forests, people and the planet. What does a real solution to the climate and biodiversity crises look like? It might be an agroecological farming system rooted in...
