Drive Electric is a global campaign to electrify road transportation, housed at ClimateWorks and including over 100 partners. It’s out to move $1 billion to the cause, and has rallied $700 million to date, thanks a big new award.
Read MoreTo make the most of new federal infrastructure funding, urban mobility groups argue that philanthropy needs to back a full spectrum of clean transportation options—not just vehicle electrification.
Read MoreThe William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, one of the world’s largest climate grantmakers, has gone all-in on electrifying road transportation over the next five years. Here’s how it hopes to tip the balance.
Read MoreBased in New York, hedge fund veteran Mark Gorton is big in the livable streets movement as a donor and advocate. We catch up with him on the heels of a year that brought city life outdoors and onto the streets and sidewalks.
Read MoreFunders say support for collaboration between local and national mobility advocates, and a heightened focus on transit riders, led to historic recovery funding for transit. Could transformational change be next?
Read MoreSelf-driving vehicles stand to change cities radically, for better or worse, with big implications for equity and the environment. One foundation is trying to give residents more say in how this plays out.
Read MoreA lack of transportation is among the biggest problems facing rural areas, affecting millions of low-income and older Americans. But new technology offers solutions and grantmakers can help speed along innovation.
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