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    The Challenges of Building Resilient Infrastructure

    RAND Corporation

    When the federal government spends billions of dollars on transportation, water, and other public infrastructure, the expectation is that these projects are being built to last. But over the coming…

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    How a Small Foundation Leverages State and Local Expertise

    Exponent Philanthropy

    Before becoming executive director of a small foundation in Binghamton, NY, Catherine Schwoeffermann worked in a museum as a cultural anthropologist and curator of folk arts. While at the museum,…

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    The Situation With Guantanamo Bay

    Al Jazeera Oct 30, 2021

    Moath al-Alwi was captured by Pakistani forces near the Afghanistan border in December 2001 and given over to the United States military. A Yemeni national, al-Alwi has said he was…

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    Vaccine Mandates Have Great Benefits But Are Hard to Maintain

    FiveThirtyEight Oct 30, 2021

    In fall 2019, before anyone had ever heard of COVID-19, California legislators were trying to pass a bill aimed at increasing childhood vaccination. Five years previously, someone at Disneyland had…

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    The Time for Climate Justice is Now

    Brookings Oct 30, 2021

    The COVID-19 pandemic showed us that human existence is fragile and perilous. However, if we do not take action now against climate change, the damage could be even greater and…

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    What Nonprofits Want Donors to Know

    Nonprofit AF

    Dear Donor, As the year winds down, I know you are getting inundated with appeal letters from dozens of nonprofits. This letter is one of them. Just like other missions,…

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    Lack of Health Infrastructure Leaves Americans Vulnerable

    Vox Oct 29, 2021

    Public health officials and outside experts warned the federal government for years before the coronavirus pandemic that the US was not focusing enough on public health prevention. They were proven right. Now…

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    What Successful and Effective Education Innovation Looks Like

    Forbes Oct 28, 2021

    At the Forbes Under 30 Summit in Detroit, Forbes announced from the stage the STOP Award, a new $1 million prize open to education innovators, providers and entrepreneurs who continued to support underserved…

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    Why Program Officers Should Embrace the Boring

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Oct 26, 2021

    Program officers have a tremendous influence on their grantee’s happiness. CEP’s seminal report on the importance of relationships between program officers and grantees documents that program officers can be a more important…

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    ACLU Looks Forward While Building Agile Leadership

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Oct 24, 2021

    When the ACLU was established in 1920, the freedoms enumerated in the Constitution had never been fully tested in the courts, and only through persistent and broad public activism have…

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    How Climate Philanthropy Needs to Meet the Urgency of the Climate Crisis

    Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Oct 22, 2021

    There is a heightened sense of urgency leading up to COP26, the 2021 installment of the annual United Nations Climate Change Conference, which will be held in Glasgow from October…

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    The Need for Gun Violence Research

    Grantmakers in Health Oct 22, 2021

    On any given day in the United States, close to 100 people are killed by firearms. For each death, two more people are injured. Whether it takes the form of…

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