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CSH to Advance Racial Equity and Access to Housing
CSH announced an innovative effort to develop and implement systemic solutions to address the long-term impacts of COVID-19 and racial inequities in five communities across the US where vulnerable individuals and families have been marginalized.
Nornickel to Add 150 Billion Roubles to Norilsk Development Plan
Nornickel’s CEO Vladimir Potanin announced that the company will allocate 150 billion roubles (over $2 billion) to fund the needs of the Russian Arctic city of Norilsk – home to some of the company’s key operations.
Global Workplace Standard for Mica Processors Released
Responsible Minerals Initiative and Responsible Mica Initiative release Global Workplace Standard for Mica Processors
International Medical Corps and FedEx Team-Up to Support COVID-19 Vaccination Efforts in California
International Medical Corps launched its COVID-19 vaccination activities in Los Angeles during the first week of March at Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital (MLKCH) and Kedren Community Health Center (KCHC).
Our Purpose in Action: NatWest Group Publishes New 2020 Environmental, Social and Governance Supplement
We’ve published our first Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) supplement. In response to stakeholder interest in more detailed disclosures around non-financial matters, the supplement is a key new addition to our annual reporting suite.
Meharry Medical College Announces $1.1 Million Truist Foundation Grant to Limit Spread of COVID-19 Through Innovative Technologies
Meharry Medical College has announced the receipt of a $1.1 million grant from the Truist Foundation to develop a national model for COVID-19 contact tracing through advanced technology solutions to limit the spread of the virus, especially among minority populations most impacted by the pandemic.
Amid Pandemic and Unrest, Midwives Undeterred in Saving Lives in Conakry
“I am in Taouyah, in Gnariwada,” said Aïssatou Nènè Baldé, a CMC midwife, shortly after the election. “This is one of the areas of increased political tension. But I go out to work because women need me.”