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    The Pivotal Role of U.S. States in Reaching Climate Goals

    Skoll Foundation Aug 16, 2021

    State leaders have proven to be some of our nation’s greatest champions for confronting the climate crisis in recent years, passing strong laws and policies to address some of the…

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    How Can We Make Voting a Habit to Increase Voter Turnout?

    ideas42 Aug 16, 2021

    I picked up a lot of new habits over the past year. With the pandemic scrambling “life as usual,” everything from how I eat, sleep, and exercise to how I…

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    The Need for a Racial Reckoning in Arts Philanthropy

    PhilanTopic Aug 15, 2021

    Rashid Shabazz is the inaugural executive director of Critical Minded, a grantmaking and advocacy initiative founded in 2017 by the Ford and Nathan Cummings foundations to support cultural critics of color in the United States…

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    Middle Class People More Likely to Return to Their Homes After Floods

    Futurity Aug 14, 2021

    Middle-class people who made long -term plans to stay in their neighborhoods before a flood are less likely to relocate afterward, even if they’ve suffered significant damage, researchers report. For…

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    Five Ways Family Planning Is Crucial to Gender Equality

    Global Citizen

    On World Population Day, July 11, leaders and activists turn their attention to the urgent need to address population issues, including family planning. Access to sexual and reproductive health care…

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    California Takes Landmark Step Towards Decarbonization

    Smart Cities Dive Aug 13, 2021

    Around one-quarter of California’s GHG emissions can be traced to residential and commercial buildings. In recent years, as cities have sought to meet climate action goals, some have enacted policies intended to…

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    Public Health Measures Are Changing in San Fransisco

    Smart Cities Dive Aug 13, 2021

    San Francisco will require businesses in high-contact indoor settings, including bars, restaurants, clubs, theaters and entertainment venues, to require proof of full vaccination from customers and employees to allow them…

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    Democracy Only Works With Participation

    Global Citizen

    More than 60,000 Global Citizens in New York’s Central Park were personally asked to vote by two highly influential women — Cardi B and Michelle Obama. Cardi B ended her…

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    The Disturbing History of How Conservatorships Were Used to Exploit, Swindle Native Americans

    The Conversation Aug 13, 2021

    Pop singer Britney Spears’ quest to end the conservatorship that handed control over her finances and health care to her father demonstrates the double-edged sword of putting people under the…

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    Equipment Shortages Delay Rural Broadband Expansion

    Harvest Public Media Aug 13, 2021

    The U.S. Department of Agriculture is providing millions of dollars to expand broadband in rural areas, but rural internet providers are facing shortages and long waits for equipment. The USDA…

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    July’s Jobs Report Erases Struggles of Underserved Groups

    Brookings Aug 13, 2021

    Last week’s Bureau of Labor Statistics July jobs report showed a robust, 943,000-job increase from the month prior and a decrease in the unemployment rate, to 5.4%. However, the fact remains that the U.S.…

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    Studies Indicate Majority of Americans Feel Nurses Are Underpaid

    Futurity Aug 12, 2021

    Large majorities of both Democrats and Republicans believe nurses and health care aides are underpaid, according to a recent poll. More than 7 in 10 Americans trust both nurses and…

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