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April is Financial Literacy Month. It's also when we celebrate Earth Day. The Other Side of Financial Literacy means becoming literate in the impacts of economic growth beyond just the numbers.

We are constantly bombarded with bad news — making it easy to miss the hopeful stories brewing in the background. Our latest blog rounds up recent environmental wins you may have missed.

Black history has always had to fight to be remembered — and with recent efforts to erase it accelerating, we're inspired to dig deeper and learn more.

Practical steps for this moment: communicating strategically, documenting operations, switching where you shop and invest. Small sustained actions are how we fight back.

This month’s blog, written with our partners at Magic Cabinet, looks at why charitable giving can feel overwhelming—and why a little structure can make it far more impactful.

Our world measures a lot — growth, profit, performance — but rarely what matters most. We’re pausing to ask what true success looks like when we center people, planet, and shared prosperity.

With so much shifting around us — politically, economically, socially — this month’s updates center on the question of what keeps us grounded while still moving forward.

This month we’re explore the shrinking public purse and the critical role values-aligned private capital can play in bridging the gap.

Uncertainty remains a constant, but connection—to people, to purpose, to values—continues to ground us. Our understanding of what it means to be in community is taking shape.

The causes and communities that rely on our collective support can’t wait. The need for intentional, equity-driven giving remains constant—even (and especially) in quieter months.

Earth day reflections, an intentional banking guide, community banking, and urgent need for deploying philanthropic dollars

We must keep creating, generating and ideating. Grief requires expression. Rage needs to be channeled. Hope necessitates action.

The fight for the world we want to live in is going to take sustained investment and will require both immediate practicality and long-term resiliency. Healing our world depends on healing ourselves.

Lack of connection has broad impacts, from personal health to collective civic engagement. This newsletter features a tool to evaluate your social connectedness.