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    Government Initiatives Involved in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals

    Brookings Jul 30, 2021

    In 2015, all members of the United Nations adopted an ambitious agenda known as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), also known as the Global Goals. The agenda consists of 17…

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    US Trade Policies and the Exploitation of Black Workers

    Inequality.org Jul 27, 2021

    It’s no secret that trade policies in the United States have been captured by wealthy, corporate interests that prioritize growing their power and profits at the expense of working people. For generations,…

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    The Federal Government’s Role in Expanding Local Broadband

    Urban Institute Jul 25, 2021

    State preemption laws have increased over the past decade, limiting local policymaking authority in issues ranging from housing to labor, environment, and health. The COVID-19 pandemic led to more of…

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    Developing Inclusive Bathroom Policies to End Discrimination

    Othering and Belonging Institute

    Restroom access has played a central role in many significant civil rights movements. Scholars point to the use of fears of the mixing of different bodies in public as a…

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    How the Child Tax Credit Has Helped Kids Thrive

    The Hechinger Report Jul 24, 2021

    When I was a charter school leader, I constantly heard reformers justify district takeovers, teacher firings, ineffective voucher programs, and abusive “no excuse” discipline policies by saying, “It’s all about…

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    Recommendations to Help Close the Racial Wealth Gap

    Commonwealth Jul 23, 2021

    As the national conversation about racial disparities continues, it’s important to ensure that we are including solutions to address the racial wealth gap. In 2016, the median white family had ten…

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    The Harmful Inadequacy of Dental Care in Michigan Prisons

    The Marshall Project Jul 23, 2021

    By the end of 2016, Nicholas Bailey had no teeth. A Michigan prison dentist had removed all of them because they were decaying. “I’m in pain,” he wrote in a series…

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    An Intersectional Approach to Dismantling Racist Structures

    Exponent Philanthropy

    For over forty years, the Center for the Study of Social Policy (CSSP) has worked to produce equal outcomes for children, families and communities. The organization’s commitment to equity, especially…

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    FEMA’s Failure to Enforce a Law Bolstering Climate-resilience

    Grist Jul 21, 2021

    Over the last 20 years, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, has failed to enforce a law that would have made U.S. cities and towns more resilient to the…

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    Will There Be Serious Changes to U.S. Climate Policy in the Near Future?

    Grist Jul 20, 2021

    It’s the summer of cascading disasters in the United States: Downpours have made rivers of major metropoles’ transit lines, a coastal condo collapsed, flames have engulfed vast swaths of land,…

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    How Strategic Federal Policy Can Help Rural America During COVID-19

    Brookings

    The COVID-19 pandemic is threatening to exacerbate the nation’s geographic divergence in community well-being and economic prosperity that has been widening since the Great Recession. Over one-quarter of U.S. counties…

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    The Next Big Financial Crisis Could Be Triggered By Climate Change – But Central Banks Can Prevent It

    The Conversation Jul 19, 2021

    In 2008, as big banks began failing across Wall Street and the housing and stock markets crashed, the nation saw how crucial financial regulation is for economic stability – and…

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