We mourn the passing of Emma Bonino, a former Open Society board member. She was a tireless advocate for human rights. May her fearlessness continue to inspire those fighting for open societies everywhere. osf.to/4xQ5EIV

States, countries, and cities across the U.S. secured $58 billion via a settlement from companies that fueled the overdose crisis. Yet many jurisdictions are shutting out community members from deciding how this money should be spent to combat the overdose crisis—including on expanding treatment, housing, and harm reduction, writes our @OSFKasia. commondreams.org/opinion/opi…

Political financing reform “is not just about regulation. It’s about building systems that make politics more accountable, more inclusive, and—mostly—more trusted by citizens,” says Open Society President @nowrojeeOSF to @DailyNation. She explains that clear rules, transparency, and accountability are key to ensuring public institutions serve all citizens and not narrow financial interest and that public service should attract those with good talent, ideas, integrity, and commitment.