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When Dr. Sarah Johnson started teaching, she was handed a workbook and told, “Go teach.” This experience inspired her to found Teaching Lab, an organization that pairs teachers with expert coaches to support their growth and improve student outcomes. Through daily collaboration, lesson planning and problem solving, Teaching Lab coaches help teachers ensure they can provide every student with a high-quality education. And as a result, students are not just reading but are excited to read! Learn more about Teaching Lab's impressive impact.

What does healing look like after a natural disaster devastates a community? For some, it’s a neighbor stepping up amid their own loss to help others. For others, it’s the comfort of a familiar item that makes a place feel like home again. 🏡 After the LA wildfires earlier this year, Repair the World launched an emergency response team of over 360 volunteers who brought support and connection to impacted communities. We explore these stories of hope and the meaning of service in the hardest times in our recent article for Toward® Magazine.

What if every family had access to legal advocates who could keep them together? In Oklahoma, the Office of Family Representation is proving it’s possible—reuniting families faster, reducing foster care placements and improving outcomes. Their success shows what’s possible when we put families first. Learn more. ⤵️

Leadership transitions in the gender and reproductive equity field are happening more often—and transforming how organizations evolve and sustain their work. Our newest resource breaks down four findings from grantees at the helm of critical movement organizations navigating changes in leadership. Their insights reveal what these transitions ask of organizations, and how funders can stay in partnership and support along the way. Access the resource now. ➡️

What happens when the leader of a critical movement organization steps away? These changes test trust and momentum—but also usher in new opportunities. Our latest resource offers guidance for funders seeking to support organizations through transition.

What does healing look like after a natural disaster devastates a community? For some, it’s a neighbor stepping up amid their own loss to help others. For others, it’s the comfort of a familiar item that makes a place feel like home again. 🏡 After the LA wildfires earlier this year, Repair the World launched an emergency response team of over 360 volunteers who brought moments of support to these impacted communities. We explore these stories of hope, connection and the meaning of service in the hardest times in our recent Toward article. 🔗 Read more: https://bit.ly/49lGoAC. #Service #Volunteers #DisasterResponse