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    COVID-19 Response Shows How an Informal Rule of Law Plays a Supporting Role in Society

    The Conversation Jan 12, 2021

    Through much of the last year, COVID-19 has propelled many people to accept and follow new patterns of behavior. These include wearing a mask in public, attempting to socially distance…

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    Capital Punishment Punishes the Public

    Yes Magazine Jan 12, 2021

    Capital punishment is the culmination of violence at both ends of society: the violence of the individual criminal, who is caught in a cycle of violence and whose life ends…

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    How Nonprofit Organizations and Volunteers Can Strengthen Civic Infrastructure

    Independent Sector Jan 12, 2021

    Crisis, conflict, social media, and ego are devastating communities across the country, and last week, we saw them lead to an unprecedented attack on our nation’s Capitol. This public display…

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    What Citizen Engagement Could Look Like Post-pandemic

    Route Fifty Jan 11, 2021

    In the aftermath of COVID-19, which exposed so many of the racial inequalities in our society, local and state governments cannot simply offer an inferior version of what came before.…

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    How America Dehumanizes Boys and Young Men of Color

    Forward Promise National Program Office Jan 10, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • A report by the Forward Promise National Program Office describes how implicit and explicit biases against boys and young men of color held by members of…

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    How Philanthropy Can Help Reimagine Democracy

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Philanthropy has a role to play in rehabilitating our democracy, though it sits in an uneasy relationship with democracy. Depending on the form it takes, philanthropy can be a threat to…

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    Approaches to Democratizing Family Philanthropy

    National Center for Family Philanthropy

    “Nothing about us without us,” is commonly used by community activists when speaking about the changes they want to see in their communities. The idea is simple: those most affected…

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    What Political Violence in America Means for the Future

    The Conversation Jan 7, 2021

    Editor’s note: Ore Koren is a scholar of civil conflict and political violence. Before the November 2020 election, he wrote a story for The Conversation about the likelihood of election-related…

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    A Collaborative Approach to Social Innovation

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jan 7, 2021

    Thirty years of sustainable development discussions – and all the major drivers globally point in the direction of unsustainability. A transformation in direction of sustainability is more urgent than ever.…

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    Tackling Online Hate by Addressing Social Media

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jan 4, 2021

    Three high-profile mass murders committed in recent years by white supremacists had at least one thing in common: a relatively fringe social media platform called 8kun (formerly 8chan) that has become…

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    Designing an Inclusive City

    Treehugger Jan 4, 2021

    Throughout history, urban planning has been designed for and by able-bodied men. What does that mean for everyone else? Our personal lived experiences influence how we see the world, and…

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    One Activist’s Fight for Racial Representation in Politics

    Mashable Jan 2, 2021

    During a 2017 Congressional internship, Olusade “Sade” Green was frequently the only person of color in the room, and tied the lack of Black interns directly to a lack of…

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