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    Jail Decarceration: A Guide

    Vera Institute of Justice Jan 6, 2022

    In recent years, there has been growing consensus that jail incarceration is harmful and unnecessary because it causes damage to people’s stability and health and does not meaningfully reduce crime…

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    The Importance of Supporting Artists During the Pandemic

    PhilanTopic Jan 5, 2022

    Even before the pandemic, artists struggled financially. During the best of economic times, many artists must work multiple jobs to make ends meet, do not qualify for employer-sponsored benefits like…

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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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    Why School Librarians Are Crucial in Fighting Misinformation

    The 74 Jan 5, 2022

    School librarians hear the question all the time: Why do we need school libraries and school librarians when students have the internet? The perception is that a computer and Wi-Fi…

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    Dismantle Old Norms to Make in Impact in the Arts

    Americans for the Arts

    What should be prioritized when working with organizations to embrace a systems-change mindset? Invite varied perspectives to the table to be a part of the planning process. Be honest about…

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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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    Sustainability Trends for 2022 and Beyond

    Eco-Business Jan 5, 2022

    The prolonged coronavirus pandemic continued to force seismic shifts in public policy and company behaviour. It brought about important fixes in the financial system and altered how businesses reacted to…

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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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    Five Questions About Homelessness to Consider for 2022

    Ending Homelessness Jan 4, 2022

    Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, homelessness took on a greater priority in communities across the nation. Driven by the economic impacts of the pandemic, the federal government stepped…

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    Improving Wages and Creating Quality Jobs

    Aspen Institute Jan 3, 2022

    Improving job quality improves livelihoods and often transforms lives. Low-wage work in the US economy is far too pervasive. According to a Brookings Institution 2019 report, 53 million workers (44% of…

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    Fighting Misinformation in the Classroom

    EdSource Jan 3, 2022

    Misinformation is content that is false, inaccurate or misleading, even if it is spread unintentionally. A 2016 research study by the Stanford Education Research Group showed that many young people (not unlike…

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