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    Addressing Mental Health and Addiction in Calgary

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 27, 2021

    In the summer of 2018, Mayor Naheed Nenshi of Calgary, Canada, decided to make mental health and addiction the cornerstone of his third term. Like many cities in North America,…

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    Tax Evasion By America’s Wealthiest One Percent

    Equitable Growth Mar 26, 2021

    How much taxes do high-income Americans evade? And what kinds of evasion tactics do they use? These questions are important for tax enforcement policies and the measurement of income inequality…

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    Global Governance and Climate Migration [Audio]

    Migration Policy Institute Mar 26, 2021

    One month ago, world leaders gathered at the United Nations for a summit to discuss movements of refugees and migrants, however the absence of concrete commitments in the resulting New…

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    The New Market Tax Credit in Indigenous Communities

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 25, 2021

    In late December 2020, amidst a tumultuous US presidential transition and raging COVID-19 pandemic, the US House and Senate passed the Consolidated Appropriations Act, an annual constitutional obligation that funds the…

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    Keeping African Policymakers Up to Date With Technology Advances

    The Rockefeller Foundation

    As the World Wide Web celebrates its 30th birthday this year, much has been made about the risks of the connected world. At Future State, we are committed to building…

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    CDC Stats Underrepresent COVID-19 Deaths Among POC

    Futurity Mar 22, 2021

    Researcher Lauren Zalla discovered that the CDC was using a statistical method that controls for geography when reporting deaths from COVID-19 by race and ethnicity. This distorts the rates of COVID deaths…

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    Making Small Towns and Rural Areas Part of the Solution

    YES! Magazine

    There is a lot of speculation right now about what is going on in rural America. The perspectives vary wildly from the Hunger Games to the Hallmark Channel—abject poverty and…

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    How Syringe Services Programs Save Lives

    Candid Mar 18, 2021

    Overdoses increased some 20 percent in the United States between June 2019 and June 2020, to more than 81,000, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That’s the most fatal overdoses…

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    American Rescue Act: How Philanthropy Can Drive Focus on Racial Equity

    Ending Homelessness Mar 17, 2021

    Organizers and advocates won groundbreaking victories in investments through the American Rescue Plan. The bill notably moves away from trickle-down economics and instead gives direct support to households in need…

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    How to Increase Voter Turnout in Local Elections

    CityLab

    While the onslaught of media coverage during presidential elections can make many Americans think voting only happens every four years on that Tuesday in November, each year, a bundle of federal, state…

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    The Need for Evidence-based Policymaking

    Straight Talk on Evidence

    In key areas of social policy, the United States has made little progress over many years: The earned income of the bottom 40 percent of the population is almost unchanged…

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    Federal Support Has Shored Up Nonprofits During the Coronavirus Pandemic, But Many Groups Are Still Struggling

    The Conversation Mar 15, 2021

    More than 60% of nonprofit social services, arts and culture organizations obtained Paycheck Protection Program loans during the first nine months of the COVID-19 pandemic. These very low-interest loans for…

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