The Syringe Service Program grant application period for Fall 2022 is now open. Applications will be accepted until EOD on November 1.

Inspiring Innovation for Meaningful Change

in Education, Health Care, the Environment, and Culture

Featured Stores of Real-Life Impact

Teens take on the climate change challenge in Maine

Transitions of Care: Medical Home Network

How Syringe Service Programs Save Lives During The Pandemic

Comer Family Foundation

Our Pandemic Year

George Denton Goes After the Big Questions

Science is Everywhere; Science is Everything

New paper highlights Comer Fellows' work in Rwenzori Mountains

In search of boulders that could reveal how fast the climate is warming

Facets: Learning About Ourselves Through Film

Getting to Zero by 2030

Remembering Wally Broecker

Comer Fellows in the Field: China & Tibet

Marvin Irby Helps His Daughters Succeed by Surrounding Them with Support

Indiana Recovery Alliance Connects Members with Critical Services Addressing Opioid Crisis

Outdoor Education in Yellowstone Empowers Youth

Making the Invisible Ocean Visible: Joellen Russell

How Jermaine Walls is Achieving His Dream

The Ripple Effect: How Topel Wright Was Inspired to Strengthen Her Community

West Virginia Health Officials Launch Syringe Exchange Programs in Response to Opioid Crisis

What do we have to lose?

Chicago Recovery Alliance’s Naloxone Distribution Saves Lives

Two Decades of Positive Change: A Brief History of the Harm Reduction Coalition

In the News

Comer Family Foundation

Support for Ukraine

Education

Announcing the Francie Comer Culinary Arts Center

Environment

Meet the scientist moms fighting climate change for their children

Environment

Rising From the Antarctic, a Climate Alarm