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    How States Can Help Students Receive Food Assistance

    Urban Institute Feb 18, 2022

    Millions of students may not receive the food assistance they need this summer. Summer has long been recognized as a period of heightened food hardship for families with children who receive free…

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    Local Strategies to Increase Access to Universal Broadband Internet

    Smart Cities Dive Feb 16, 2022

    This year marks the 15th anniversary of Apple introducing the iPhone, a launch that spawned other innovations, time-saving tools, and millions of selfies. The time has gone by in the…

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    Canadian Trucker Protests Show How the Loudest Voices in the Room Distort Democracy

    The Conversation Feb 16, 2022

    After Canadian truckers upset with vaccination mandates made their way to Ottawa, they parked their vehicles near Parliament and started making noise – lots of it – blasting their air…

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    Expanding the B Corporation Movement in Korea

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Feb 16, 2022

    B Corp, the well-known brand and certification granted to socially responsible businesses, has moved into the spotlight as more and more companies consider how they might restructure their operations to create a…

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    The Importance of Accurate Journalism on COVID-19 and Education in Los Angeles

    The 74 Feb 15, 2022

    The Los Angeles Unified School District is not only the nation’s second largest school system. It is also one of the most unique with a student body that is 73…

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    Understanding Barriers in Climate Change News Coverage

    NiemanLab Feb 15, 2022

    Wolfgang Blau, the co-founder of the Oxford Climate Journalism Network, discussed the findings of his research on media and climate change in a lecture last week at Oxford University, and published the…

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    Increasing Prison Populations is a Public Health Issue

    Prison Policy Initiative Feb 15, 2022

    The COVID-19 pandemic is far from over, particularly inside prisons and jails. The death rate from COVID-19 in prisons is more than double that of the general U.S. population. As cases and hospitalizations…

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    Exploring the Gap Between Young Voters’ Intent and Turnout [Audio]

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    Why do so few young people in the United States vote? Researchers have investigated. For some reason, there’s a big gap between young Americans’ intention to vote and the chance…

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    The Advantages of Museum Philanthropy that Builds Staff Diversity Rather than New Wings and Galleries

    The Conversation Feb 12, 2022

    Retired financier Oscar Tang, along with his wife, Agnes Hsu-Tang, are giving the Metropolitan Museum of Art US$125 million. Their gift, announced in November 2021, will help pay for a…

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    Children and Teens Are Prime Targets for Disinformation Campaigns

    NiemanLab Feb 12, 2022

    When Amanda Gardner, an educator with two decades of experience, helped to start a new charter elementary and middle school outside of Seattle last year, she did not anticipate teaching…

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    The Importance of Asian and Pacific Islander Leadership in Community Development

    Independent Sector Feb 10, 2022

    Diverse representative leadership in the United States is taking on deeper meaning in 2022 – especially for the nation’s 22.9 million Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders who call the country home. Anti-Asian…

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    Redlined Neighborhoods Bear the Brunt of Extreme Heat

    Grist

    Severe heat kills more people in the United States than any other hazardous weather-related event. As climate change accelerates, the sweltering heat will become much more extreme, and the associated mortality rate will…

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