Jonathan Reckford shares important new research co-authored by Habitat’s Terwilliger Center for Innovation in Shelter and the Kenya Medical Research Institute. The article, published recently in Nature Medicine, explores how simple, low-cost housing modifications can improve passive cooling and reduce mosquito entry in rural families’ homes.

Habitat CEO Jonathan Reckford appeared at Indiana University’s School of Philanthropy for a discussion on leading a faith-based nonprofit, the role of the faith community in bridgebuilding and how service is the antidote to polarization. 

DuPont has partnered with Habitat for Humanity for the past six years, helping to create safe, affordable housing alongside families in their communities and across the globe.

Jonathan thanked Habitat volunteers for their tireless support on International Volunteer Day and celebrated the launch of the United Nations’ International Year of Volunteers for Sustainable Development — a global recognition of the power of volunteers everywhere.