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    Modernizing the Think Tank to Help Build a More Equitable World

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jun 5, 2021

    We are in the midst of a great realignment in policymaking. After an era-defining pandemic, which itself served as backdrop to a generations-in-the-making reckoning on racial injustice, the era of…

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    Why it Matters That Seven States Still Have Bans on Atheists Holding Office

    The Conversation Jun 4, 2021

    Tennessee’s Constitution includes a provision that bars three groups from holding office: atheists, ministers and those engaging in duels. Efforts are under way in the state legislature to remove this…

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    This Pride Month, Let’s Talk About Trans Rights

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Jun 3, 2021

    Philanthropy should and can take on being the support needed so desperately by the transgender community right now. Fortunately, there are organizations providing the basis for that support. In October of 2020, the…

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    The Dangers of Criminalizing Homelessness

    Ending Homelessness Jun 3, 2021

    Living on the streets means constantly being vulnerable – to the elements, to illness and hunger, and to the very group who should be there to protect you: law enforcement.…

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    Recognizing the Role of Climate Change in Natural Disasters

    Inside Climate News

    The rain came hard and fast early on the morning of June 23, 2016. By 2 p.m., water was knee deep in Bill Bell’s appliance store on Main Street in…

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    Trans Kids in the US Were Seeking Treatment Decades Before Today’s Political Battles Over Access to Health Care

    The Conversation Jun 2, 2021

    In 1942, a 17-year-old transgender girl named Lane visited a doctor in her Missouri hometown with her parents. Lane had known that she was a girl from a very young…

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    One in Five Formerly Incarcerated People Suffer Food Insecurity

    The Conversation Jun 2, 2021

    Around 600,000 people are released annually from the U.S.’s sprawling prisons network. Many face considerable barriers as a result of their convictions when it comes to essentials in life, like…

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    The Impact of Government on Nonprofit Organizations

    Forbes Jun 1, 2021

    For many nonprofits, especially those with local focuses, it might not seem like a new federal administration will make a day-to-day difference for them. In truth, a change at the…

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    The US Needs Greater Transparency in Scientific Sharing

    Rand Jun 1, 2021

    In November 2019, the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations published 150 pages of evidence that the government of China has been systematically, aggressively, clandestinely and strategically…

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    The Recently Revised (or Removed) Mask Mandates in Schools

    The 74 May 31, 2021

    As debates over masks in schools reach a fever pitch — with Texas, Iowa and Utah late last week banning face covering mandates outright — over half of all U.S.…

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    Incarcerating Youth with Adults

    Prison Policy Initiative

    In some states, seventeen-year-old youths are automatically prosecuted as adults. In other states, certain offenses automatically require adult prosecution, and some states give prosecutors and the courts discretion to try…

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    Tearing Down Barriers: A Conversation with Kim Foxx [Audio]

    Minneapolis Foundation May 31, 2021

    Kim Foxx made history when she was elected to be the first African American woman to lead the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office in Illinois. Chanda connected with Kim to…

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