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    Uncovering Collaboration Opportunities Between Philanthropy and Policy Actors

    Philanthropy In Focus

    The United Nations estimates the financial capital needed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals is US$ 5-7 trillion annually – imagine if the reported amount could be deployed from the…

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    Oregon’s Drug Decriminalization is a Step Toward Addressing Drug Issues in the US

    Vox Nov 12, 2020

    America’s decades-long war on drugs has failed, simultaneously causing huge harms — fueling drug-related violence around the world and funneling millions of people into jails and prisons — and not…

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    The Role of Location in Addiction Across America

    Brookings

    Deviating from its more typical “best of (neighborhoods, doctors, crab shacks…)” lifestyle articles, Baltimore Magazine featured in its July issue a far less sunny piece on the ravaging impacts of…

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    The Need for a Comprehensive Wildfire Management Strategy

    RAND Corporation Nov 9, 2020

    2020 is the worst fire season on record, with nearly 13 million acres burned, 14,000 structures destroyed, and fire suppression costs reaching the $3 billion mark. These numbers—acreage the size…

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    Farmers Are Depleting the Ogallala Aquifer Because the Government Pays Them To Do It

    The Conversation Nov 9, 2020

    A slow-moving crisis threatens the U.S. Central Plains, which grow a quarter of the nation’s crops. Underground, the region’s lifeblood – water – is disappearing, placing one of the world’s…

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    Preserving Children’s Rights with Inclusive Conversations

    RAND Corporation Nov 7, 2020

    The European Union recently held the 13th annual Forum on the Rights of the Child, during which experts from a range of sectors who work on issues relating to children…

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    An Argument for Federally Funded Public Schools

    The Hechinger Report Nov 6, 2020

    How good are America’s public schools? It depends on where you live. Education funding is like any other public infrastructure investment. School systems with sufficient funding tend to get better…

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    Some States Stop Charging Prisoners Copays to Encourage COVID-19 Care

    The Marshall Project Nov 5, 2020

    As COVID-19 threatened jails and prisons in March, the Connecticut Department of Corrections decided to waive the $3 fee it charged prisoners for a medical visit. “We didn’t want the…

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    Bold Steps to Expand Broadband Internet Access in Rural America During the Pandemic

    The Counter Oct 30, 2020

    As the pandemic deepens the digital divide, a $20 billion rural broadband auction offers more of the same, critics say. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Thursday launched the first…

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    How COVID-19 Is Helping Usher in Equitable and Participatory Transit Planning

    Grist Oct 28, 2020

    As a transportation advocate, it’s weird to work from home. At the beginning of this year, I would hop on the 5 Fulton bus or ride my bike down car-free Market…

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    Strategies to End Chronic Homelessness for People with Disabilities

    Ending Homelessness Oct 28, 2020

    We can end homelessness for people with the most complex needs in our communities, including people with disabilities with the most extensive experiences of homelessness. We know the solution —…

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    Successful Strategies for Ending Veteran Homelessness

    Ending Homelessness Oct 28, 2020

    Urban, suburban, and rural communities alike have proven that we can drive down the number of Veterans experiencing homelessness to as close to zero as possible, while also building and sustaining…

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