If reading more sustainability books is on your to-do list, you're in luck. We've curated this short top 10 list of educational and impactful must-reads.
As a global leader in healthcare technology, Medtronic knows that advancing patient care starts with caring for its own people. Supporting employees means meeting them where they are — at every stage of life and career.
We are at a pivot point where design must become a tool for healing. We’re thrilled to announce Dr. Katharine K. Wilkinson as our LF26 keynote. Discover "wayfinding" tools to navigate the climate crisis and build a regenerative future.
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The 2025 State of Our Schools report shows that the U.S. now faces a $90 billion shortfall in school facility funding every single year, despite significant progress local school districts have made to ramp up their investments.
Whirlpool Corporation made significant product donations in 2025 to Ronald McDonald House and the American Cancer Society Hope Lodge, facilities that serve as temporary residences during challenging times.
At Trane Technologies, belonging is a way of life. Our Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program, launched in 2025, supports people with non-visible disabilities—helping them signal when they need understanding, and fostering an inclusive workplace for all.
Federal Express Corporation (FedEx), one of the world’s largest express transportation companies, continues to deepen its corporate social responsibility (CSR) by hosting two “FedEx x RE-THINK Beach Cleanup” events in November.
The global economy is undergoing a rapid transition to low carbon technologies, with annual investment in the energy transition passing $2 trillion in 2024.
The headlines suggest we’re on the edge. Markets wobble. Technology flirts between hype and backlash. Heat waves and floods test our sense of control. Yet the greater uncertainty isn’t in the markets or the weather — it’s in us.
Since 2024, Takeda has supported CARE's She Heals the World initiative in the Philippines. Takeda interviewed CARE's Joyce Sepenoo and Emily Janoch to explore how CARE mobilizes partners to create societal impact.
