News & Stories Grantees in the News, March 2021 Share By Jorge Cino on 4/27/2021 on 4/27/2021 The Heising-Simons Foundation is proud to regularly see its grantee partners featured in media outlets across the country, providing an expert voice on a timely issue or being highlighted for their accomplishments and hard work.Here are some news items that have featured our grantees in March 2021: Cost of Carbon Pollution Pegged at $51 a Ton Scientific AmericanGrantee: Resources for the FutureProgram: Climate and Clean Energy Climate Activists on Biden Infrastructure Plan: Go BiggerPoliticoGrantees: League of Conservation Voters, Center for American Progress, National Resources Defense CouncilProgram: Climate and Clean Energy Can New Gun Violence Research Find a Path Around the Political StalemateThe New York TimesGrantee: UC DavisProgram: Community and Opportunity California AG office withholding data on gun sales, restraining orders from researchersThe Sacramento BeeGrantee: UC DavisProgram: Community and Opportunity Workers First: How a Unique Funder Collaboration Is Reimagining Workforce DevelopmentInside PhilanthropyGrantee: San Francisco FoundationProgram: Community and Opportunity 15 Podcasts By Women That You’re Not Listening To — But Should BeRefinery 29Grantee: Our Body PoliticProgram: Community and Opportunity Child Care a Major Factor in Women Leaving Jobs During the PandemicCBS NewsGrantee: National Women’s Law CenterProgram: Education Biden Wants No Part of the Culture War the G.O.P. LovesThe New York TimesGrantee: Center for American ProgressProgram: Education Clearview AI Uses Your Online Photos to Instantly ID you. That’s a Problem, Lawsuit SaysLos Angeles TimesGrantees: Mijente, Just Futures LawProgram: Human Rights ‘Gigantic Momentous Decision’: California Supreme Court Shrinks Role of Cash Bail in JailingsThe Mercury NewsGrantees: Civil Rights Corps, Essie Justice Group, Silicon Valley De-BugProgram: Human Rights Arrested 22 Times As a Youth, East Bay Council Member Now Crusades for Police OversightSan Francisco ChronicleGrantees: Safe Returns Project, Rosenberg Foundation’s Leadering Edge FellowshipProgram: Human Rights Debriefing the ResistanceThe ForgeGrantees: United We Dream, Detention Watch NetworkProgram: Human Rights Money Can’t Buy Criminal Justice Reform. But It Can Fuel a Movement.The Washington PostGrantees: Essie Justice Group, Life Comes From It, Justice LA, National Council for Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women and GirlsProgram: Human Rights Haiti Deportations Soar as Biden Administration Deploys Trump-era Health OrderThe GuardianGrantee: UndocuBlack NetworkProgram: Human Rights Immigrant Rights Groups Sue Facial-Recognition Company Clearview AICBS NewsGrantee: mijenteProgram: Human Rights A Month After the Storm, Texas Aid Volunteers Reflect on What Paying It Forward Really MeansBon AppétitGrantees: Power Up Texas Fund, Workers Defense ProjectProgram: Human Rights Street PoliticiansITWVGrantee: JustLeadership USA (starts on min 46)Program: Human Rights In ‘The Disordered Cosmos,’ a Physicist Explores How Physics and Society IntersectSpace.comGrantee: University of New HampshireProgram: Science LS2 Report: FASER is BornCERNGrantee: Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of California at IrvineProgram: Science Thinking of buying an electric vehicle? Read this first.The Washington PostGrantee: Greenlining InstituteProgram: Science Close Share this page Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Email