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    What Blockchain Could Mean for Philanthropy

    Medium

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Divya P S explains a few of the ways that blockchain technology could be used to benefit philanthropy, including cost reduction and increasing transparency.  • How can…

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    Supporting Nonprofit Leaders of Color This Election Year and Beyond

    Democracy and Philanthropy Sep 8, 2020

    Research has shown that people of color-led nonprofits receive fewer donations than white-led organizations, even if they focus on the same work. Furthermore, leaders of color are more likely to…

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    The Perils of Fake News, Coordinated Misinformation, and Social Media Addiction

    Beth Kanter Sep 8, 2020

    There have been many news articles recently about social media for evil: How Facebook, Twitter, Google, and even Instagram have been abused for coordinated misinformation paid social media or advertising campaigns…

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    How Unpredictable Scheduling Practices Harm American Workers

    Brookings Sep 8, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Katherine Guyot and Richard V. Reeves at Brookings summarize the harmful effects of unpredictable scheduling practices on workers’ health and income. • Why are unpredictable scheduling practices…

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    Nonprofits Speak Up On Government Contracts

    CalNonprofits Sep 7, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Christina Dragonetti at CalNonprofits argues the importance of nonprofits in our society and how now more then ever they need help and guidance when it comes…

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    The Listening Post: Donor-advised Funds in the Spotlight

    The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Sep 7, 2020

    Fay Twersky, vice president at the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, recently launched The Listening Post, a monthly note dedicated to lifting up exceptional ideas, voices, and questions that can help all…

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    Youth-led Movements Are Strengthening Advocacy Efforts

    Independent Sector

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Brandon Carey provides examples of how young people are directing social movements that lead to meaningful advocacy efforts and concrete policy changes. • How can donors best…

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    This Is What Democracy Looks Like: Five Lessons for Nonprofit Advocacy

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Will von Geldern shares critical lessons in nonprofit advocacy work that are sustainable and help organizations reach desirable outcomes.   • How can donors best support nonprofits…

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    35 Competency-Based Education Advocacy and Research Organizations

    Getting Smart

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Getting Smart published a list of advocacy organizations that are working on effective competency-based education programs.  • How can these organizations collaborate and share best practices in competency-based…

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    How to Effectively Use Your Donor Data on Giving Tuesday

    PhilanTopic Sep 6, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Sarah Tedesco, at PhilanTopic, offers five critical techniques to help you maximize impact with effective donor data on Giving Tuesday. • Why is it so essential…

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    Child Support Policy that Stabilizes Families in a Pandemic [PDF]

    The Aspen Institute Sep 5, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • The Aspen Institute suggests child support policy reforms that make children’s well-being the focal point by making resources more accessible for families. • How are families…

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    Reevaluating Goal-Setting and Student Progress in Schools

    EdSurge Sep 5, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Kristen Huff calls for a new approach to assessing student progress in schools, with current goal-setting strategies reproducing inequities. • How can we revise student assessment…

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