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Democracy

  • Deaf Women Fought for the Right to Vote

    The Conversation Feb 28, 2024

    If Susan B. Anthony had a deaf sister, everyone would know that deaf suffragists fought tirelessly for expanding women’s right to vote, right alongside Anthony herself. Everyone would know deaf…

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  • College Activists Making the Case for Campus Divestment

    Grist Feb 25, 2024

    Campus activists “shocked but not shocked” that schools are profiting from fossil fuels drilled and mined on stolen Indigenous land.

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  • Education in Ukraine Can Come From Flexible Dollars to Grassroots Organizations

    Alliance Magazine Feb 25, 2024

    Russia’s ongoing war on Ukraine has had devastating impacts on children’s access to education.Many schools were unable to reopen for in-person classes this fall, and some students struggled to access online classes due to ……

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  • Women Who Have Made Their Mark on Environmentalism

    EcoWatch Feb 24, 2024

    Rachel Carson and Greta Thunberg are household names, but the list of female environmentalists throughout history is long. Like many fields, the accomplishments of women in environmental work have often been overshadowed…

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  • The Social Sector Must Support Democracy

    Think NPC Feb 24, 2024

    There are reasons to worry about our democracy.  We’ve been hearing about fake news, foreign interference, dark ads on Facebook, and political parties breaking electoral law. In the run up…

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  • EPA Has Tightened its Target for Deadly Particle Pollution − States Need More Tools to Reach It

    The Conversation Feb 23, 2024

    Reducing particle pollution can save thousands of lives, but states need more data to inform better controls. An atmospheric scientist explains what data and actions are needed.

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  • Foundations Are Mostly Staying the Course in Response to U.S. Supreme Court Affirmative Action Rulings

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Feb 22, 2024

    To better understand how foundations broadly were responding to the Court’s rulings, the Center for Effective Philanthropy (CEP) conducted a survey of 280 foundation leaders in September through November 2023.…

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  • How to Support Communities of Color Finding Climate Solutions

    Hewlett Foundation Feb 22, 2024

    Organizations like ACTS — which center the needs of Black, Indigenous, and other people of color in their work — are making big strides on climate action. These efforts range…

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  • History in the Service of Healing – and Democracy

    NCRP Feb 21, 2024

    When Washington, DC was established as the capital of the United States by the Residency Act of 1790, the city’s framers aimed to build a beacon of democracy for all…

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  • Three Strategies for Evaluating Human Rights Advocacy’s Impact

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Feb 18, 2024

    Advocating for human rights is tough. Frontline activists put years of dedication and commitment to the deeply held belief that all people deserve a life of dignity. Yet for large human…

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  • Following the Bat Signal: Funding Democracy Like You Mean It

    NCRP Feb 17, 2024

    Trey Gibson: Our view is that your memo is such an important piece and I’d love to know how it has been received since you released it. Have you noticed…

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  • Using Medicaid to Support Rental Assistance

    Vox Feb 14, 2024

    States prepare to use Medicaid for rental assistance for the first time.

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