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    Preparing Educators to Teach 21st-Century Civics Education

    RAND Corporation

    The January 6th insurrection at the Capitol brought me back to the cumbersome quiet of that NYC classroom 20 years ago and a question: Are today’s teachers better equipped to…

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    Civic Season: Promoting Civic Engagement Efforts for Youth

    Medium

    Elections — particularly Presidential Elections — are big in America. You can feel the rhythm of the season, as political yard signs go up, TV commercials become political ads, and phone…

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    How Philanthropy Bolstered the Civil Rights Movement

    HistPhil

    In 1961, the civil rights movement in the American South was gasping for breath. Sit-ins and Freedom Rides had awakened America’s conscience, but a coordinated, financially-secure plan for a sustained…

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    Protecting Civil Society Throughout COVID-19

    United Nations Foundation

    As the COVID-19 pandemic upends societies and economies, most governments around the world have responded swiftly and decisively. Many have taken far-reaching decisions and adopted legislation granting them temporary powers…

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    Democracy Concerns Persist After January 6 Insurrection

    Futurity Jan 24, 2022

    Nearly a year after thousands of supporters of former President Trump stunned the nation by violently storming the US Capitol, concern remains about the current state of American politics, says…

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    Why Volunteering is Critical for Civil Society

    Philanthropy Daily

    Martin Luther King Jr. Day is known as a “day of service,” an opportunity to celebrate the holiday by volunteering in your community. This year, the Washington Post decided to commemorate the holiday with…

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    How Community Citizen Science Can Help Build Trust and Engagement

    RAND Corporation Jan 5, 2022

    In Flint, Mich., a worried mother begins working with lab scientists and fellow community members to test the city’s water supply—and helps expose a lead crisis that may have sickened…

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    We Need to Reframe Human Services

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    To realize the full value of human services community-based organizations, we need to change both the narrative around what they do and the structures for funding them, stressing shared values…

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    Why We Must Prioritize Bridging Our Divides

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Jan 5, 2022

    That’s so nice. When I tell people about our work at Einhorn Collaborative — a foundation dedicated to addressing America’s growing crisis of connection — I often receive this response.…

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    Investing in Racial Justice Through Focused Civic Bridging

    Knight Foundation

    It is urgent that philanthropy invest in a dramatic expansion of civic bridging through an explicit lens of racial justice. This form of civic bridging entails multiracial, multiethnic relationship building,…

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    The Next Steps for America’s Rural Communities

    Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Dec 28, 2021

    Rural communities throughout the United States are vibrant places with great people, rich culture and heritage, and deep social ties. But many rural communities have been buffeted by the increasing…

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    How to Shape Effective Public Policy Research

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Dec 28, 2021

    The desire for solutions that work is driving greater use of RCTs as proof of the impact of behavioral interventions. In an RCT, one group of individuals (called the treatment…

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