Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop Swaying
One of the biggest challenges for patients with Mal de Débarquement Syndrome (MdDS) is that many physicians have never heard of it. Our partner, the MdDS Foundation, is working to change that.
Max Vogel-Freedman Reflects on Community Engagement
In this interview with Burness intern Max Vogel-Freedman, Burnessers Jaclyn De Bonis and Lowell Dempsey explore Max's passion for volunteering and why he thinks everyone should get involved in their community.
Who Shapes the Development Conversation?
There's a new call for bold experts with big ideas for tackling the world's most pressing issues.
A Health Lesson Before Moving
Burness intern Kai Curtis explains how the County Health Rankings urged him to look at sidewalks and San Diego in a new light.
Faith Communities Take a Stand for Forests
There’s new hope for rainforests. Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, Daoist and indigenous leaders from 21 countries joined forces this June to launch a massive global initiative to end deforestation.
What the Dallas Street Choir Taught Me About the Importance of Connection
Burnesser Janet Firshein reflects on the importance of community for people experiencing homelessness.
Firefighters of the Forest
At a time when the world is desperately looking for solutions to limit and control forest fires, Guatemala’s forest communities demonstrate that the solution is quite simple: hand over control of forests to the people who live in them.
Will Congress see life as a pre-existing condition?
Cancer survivor and Burnesser Dan Klotz tells his healthcare story and explains what Obamacare means to him.
A Field Trip to Capitol Hill to Show Afterschool Works
Hundreds of parents, kids and afterschool advocates came together to deliver a clear message to Congress: Afterschool Works.
Earth’s Superheroes
Guardians of the Galaxy aren't the only super group around. Meet six real-life heroes who toil to save our planet from destruction.
