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    How to Promote and Implement Inclusive Recovery Plans

    Urban Institute Dec 5, 2021

    After escaping from slavery in 1838, Frederick Douglas became a national leader of the abolitionist movement and later started an antislavery newspaper in Rochester, New York, called The North Star. Almost…

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    The Science of Science

    RAND Corporation Dec 4, 2021

    In 2006, the United Kingdom announced its intention to reform the framework for assessing and funding research. After two rounds of consultations and pilot exercises, the Higher Education Funding Council…

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    Avoiding Escalation Crises with Deterrence Theory

    RAND Corporation Dec 4, 2021

    Escalation is a natural tendency in any form of human competition. When such competition entails military confrontation, the pressure to escalate can become intense, and the consequences of escalation can…

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    Policies to Remove Economic Barriers for Black College Grads

    Brookings Dec 3, 2021

    In the past two decades, the number of Black adults with a college degree has more than doubled, from 3 million to 6.7 million, marking an increase in the percentage of…

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    Post-Incarceration Workers’ Laws Reinforce Racial Injustice

    The Marshall Project Dec 3, 2021

    Rudy Carey was on his way to get drugs in the summer of 2004 when he got pulled over because the light over his license plate was broken. He’d been…

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    How to Use Demographic Data to Support Indigenous Communities

    PEAK Grantmaking Dec 3, 2021

    Statistically, Native populations have historically been misrepresented and underrepresented due to haphazard and inconsistent data collection practices. And when funding decisions hinge on the stories the data tell, urgent community…

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    How Police Force Diversification Affects Police Brutality

    Equitable Growth Dec 3, 2021

    The disproportionate killing of innocent and unarmed Black men and women by police forces across the United States continues today despite more than five decades of steadily integrating many of those same…

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    The US Biofuel Mandate Helps Farmers, But Does Little for Energy Security and Harms the Environment

    The Conversation Dec 2, 2021

    If you’ve pumped gas at a U.S. service station over the past decade, you’ve put biofuel in your tank. Thanks to the federal Renewable Fuel Standard, or RFS, almost all…

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    Food Stamp Bans and Criminal Recidivism

    American Economic Journal Dec 2, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Cody Tuttle finds that food stamp bans inflicted on former inmates after their release increases their chances of criminal recidivism.  • What do formerly incarcerated individuals…

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    The Potential of Blended Finance Models in India

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Dec 1, 2021

    When COVID-19 lockdowns disrupted two-thirds of the Indian economy, much of the burden from the crisis was borne by the poor, who are often self-employed outside of the formal market…

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    Omicron: How Should Countries Respond?

    Global Citizen Dec 1, 2021

    There is global concern and widespread alarm at the discovery of SARS-CoV-2 variant B.1.1.529, which the World Health Organization (WHO) has called Omicron. The WHO classified Omicron as a “variant of concern”…

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    Lessons to Prioritize Equity in Economic and Transit Recovery

    Urban Institute Dec 1, 2021

    In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic altered employment for many when they were asked to work from home or were laid off. At the same time, millions of essential workers still went to jobs at grocery…

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