by Pamela Kelley Lauder | Feb 26, 2026
Health is not a cost center. It is sovereign economic infrastructure. Maternal health, preventative systems, and human vitality underpin labor markets and long-term economic resilience, generating some of the highest return in society. Yet health remains structurally...
by Pamela Kelley Lauder | Feb 26, 2026
Across humanitarian, migration, and protection systems, millions of displaced children are registered and they are recorded—but often they are not truly recognized. While they exist in databases, these children lack portable, trusted methods of recognition. That makes...
by Pamela Kelley Lauder | Feb 26, 2026
Across societies, the civic fabric is fraying under tremendous pressure. Trust in institutions is eroding and participation often feels symbolic rather than consequential. Technology is frequently framed as a primary source of fragmentation rather than a tool for...
by Shane Szarkowski | Feb 2, 2026
Health systems everywhere are being tested by rising demand, constrained capacity, and declining trust. Healthtech innovation is accelerating, yet access and outcomes remain uneven, and many promising solutions struggle to move beyond pilots. Across our recent global...
