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    A Sunshine Law for Climate Research

    Grist Feb 17, 2021

    The Physician Payments Sunshine Act requires companies to report monies and gifts they give physicians, which are known to influence what doctors prescribe or promote. Thanks to the Sunshine Act, you can look up…

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    Rethinking the Way Black History is Taught in Schools

    Futurity Feb 16, 2021

    As the United States marks Black History Month this year, more K-12 schools in the United States are teaching Black history than ever before. However, ongoing analysis from Johns Hopkins…

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    The Role of Pay Secrecy in Maintaining the Gender Pay Gap

    Futurity Feb 16, 2021

    Pay secrecy contributes to the gender pay gap, say researchers. On average, women make 18% less than their male counterparts. Over the last decade, more than a dozen states plus…

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    How to Change the World by Investing in Youth

    Bloomberg

    All Bill Drayton wants to do is change the world — so, pretty simple. In 1980 he founded Ashoka, a global association of social entrepreneurs whose flagship program provides up to three years of financial…

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    How Corporate COVID-19 Relief Could Jumpstart Climate Action

    Brookings Feb 16, 2021

    Fundamentally, climate change is a serious economic threat. As climate-related damages increase (e.g., from increasingly frequent extreme weather events), it is essential for corporations and governments to implement measures to mitigate…

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    How to Embrace the Unprecedented Rise of Senior Renters

    Urban Institute Feb 16, 2021

    The number of senior households—those headed by someone age 65 or older—will explode over the next 20 years, increasing from 34 million to 48 million between 2020 and 2040. Although the…

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    How Foundations Can Shape Policy to Change Systems

    Exponent Philanthropy Feb 15, 2021

    Like many family foundations, we receive several worthy requests that we turn down due to lack of funds. Most of our grants are program/project-based—reactive to the problems at hand rather…

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    Expanding Paid Leave with Improved Return-to-work Policies

    Urban Institute Feb 15, 2021

    As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, it is revealing holes in policies to support workers’ health and caregiving needs. And people’s starkly different experiences with the disease are creating additional gaps. COVID-19 is revealing…

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    What if Hospitals Provided Free Post-partum Contraceptives?

    Futurity Feb 15, 2021

    “The ability to control whether and when you become pregnant is a basic human right, since pregnancy and childbirth have enormous implications for social and economic life trajectories,” says Maria…

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    New Rules in Seattle Will Help Electrify the Building Sector

    Smart Cities Dive Feb 15, 2021

    Electrification of the building sector has become a trend along the West Coast, particularly as jurisdictions struggle with poor air quality due to out-of-control wildfires. Berkeley made history in July 2019 as the…

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    Advocates Work to Get Free School Lunch Beyond the Pandemic

    The Counter Feb 15, 2021

    Last spring, as Congress scrambled to make it easier for cafeterias to adapt to the curbside era, it waived limitations on school meals that effectively allowed all schools to provide…

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    Prisons Are Less Crowded – But Not Because of COVID-19 Releases

    Prison Policy Initiative Feb 14, 2021

    How many people have been released from prisons and jails specifically because of efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in correctional facilities and surrounding communities? Despite our ability to track overall correctional…

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