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    Charting a New Path Using 2020 Census Data

    Medium Oct 5, 2021

    The 2020 Census tells us what we already knew: the country is diverse and continuing to diversify at a rapid rate — in urban, suburban, and rural areas. The data…

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    Party Affiliation Stronger Predictor of COVID-19 Vaccination Status Than Race and Ethnicity

    Giving Compass Oct 4, 2021

    At the beginning of the COVID-19 vaccination push nine months ago, many experts worried—with justification—that people of color would be left behind. Sadly, it is a well-established fact that people…

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    How Mass Incarceration Has Caused COVID Numbers to Skyrocket

    Prison Policy Initiative

    Over half a million COVID-19 cases this summer were directly linked to mass incarceration, a new report from the Prison Policy Initiative and Professor Gregory Hooks shows. The study provides the first…

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    Texas Schools See More COVID-19 Cases in 2 Months Than Entire Last School Year

    The 74 Oct 4, 2021

    Students in Texas public schools are facing another year upturned by COVID-19 as the highly contagious delta variant spreads, mask mandates are inconsistent and children under 12 cannot yet be…

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    Preventing Gerrymandering as Electoral Maps are Redrawn

    YES! Magazine Oct 3, 2021

    As she travels around Georgia to promote fair redistricting, Djemanesh Aneteneh has heard many tales of how partisan lawmakers create voting maps designed to take away the political voice of…

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    Supporting Families by Investing in Social Infrastructure

    Brookings Oct 2, 2021

    It is time to change the narrative around social infrastructure investments for families. We beg to differ with people like Senator Manchin. It is urgent that our country invest in…

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    Taking Disparities Into Account for Equitable Climate Adaptation

    Urban Institute Oct 1, 2021

    Earlier this month, 16 years after Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Ida battered southeast Louisiana and left hundreds of thousands of people without power. The storm, one of the strongest to hit Louisiana,…

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    Who Pays and Who Benefits from a Massive Expansion of Solar Power?

    The Conversation Sep 30, 2021

    Electricity generation produces a quarter of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions that drive climate change. The electric grid also is highly vulnerable to climate change effects, such as more frequent and…

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    Why Would Rural Towns Refuse Pandemic Recovery Funding?

    The Rural Blog Sep 28, 2021

    “Congress in March authorized $19.5 billion in aid for cities and towns with fewer than 50,000 residents … Lawmakers wanted to help every town cover the cost of fighting a…

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    Racial Equity Could Produce Major Economic Gains

    Brookings Sep 28, 2021

    Longstanding racial and ethnic disparities in the United States have hurt not only the people who experience the disparities but have hurt all Americans by depressing U.S. economic output by…

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    Hungry to Learn, Hungry to Transform: Advocating for Universal Early Education with SVP Portland

    Philanthropy Together Sep 28, 2021

    It’s understandable to come out of 20 years of funding cycles with a new perspective on grantmaking. For one Portland-based organization, these shifts in perspective have driven consistent and drastic…

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    Improving Refugee Resettlement Efforts in the US

    Democracy Journal Sep 27, 2021

    Even as the COVID-19 pandemic raged across the world, the number of people forcibly displaced in 2020 reached the highest level ever recorded as ongoing and new conflicts forced people…

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