Inside Philathropy featured Invest NYC SDG's $2 million grant from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation in a piece titled A New York Health Funder Looks to Small and Urban Farms as a Solution to Hunger.

NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business Receives $2M From Mother Cabrini Health Foundation to Develop Long-Term Solutions to Food Insecurity with Cornell’s FIG Lab.

The Equitable Commute Project, proudly co-founded by NYU Stern CSB, is featured in Bloomberg's coverage of e-bikes transforming transportation in New York City.

In a new report from INSIDER Intelligence, Technologies to Drive Sustainability, Tensie Whelan shares business strategies that make a tangible environmental impact while also driving financial value.

The COVID pandemic put a spotlight on a growing transportation problem: over 250,000 essential working New Yorkers are lower income, largely people of color, who live in transportation deserts, who cannot work remotely, and travel long distances in often convoluted, time consuming routes in their co

In the article Essential Workers in the Bronx Are Getting an E-Bike Boost, Next City discusses the city's challenges to transportation justice, how COVID exacerbated the issue for low-income f

The push for corporate sustainability has seen rapid growth in recent years, but an article recently published in Forbes asks whether companies sho

CSB's Invest NYC SDG Initiative was awarded a $2 million grant by the Mother Cabrini Health Foundatio

As an increasing number of companies include terms like “sustainability” and “climate change” in their filings, presentations, and earnings calls, keeping them accountable for their promises is a difficult task. 

Social investing and sustainability-as-strategy are more widespread than they have ever been. As such, many corporate boards are giving increased attention to sustainability’s role in M&A, capital allocation, and capital raising.