Funders Together pushes philanthropy to both fund grassroots organizations that are working on housing justice and to make sure that their voices are being included in policy conversations. On March 30,…
Democracy
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Will the U.S. Census Capture Accurate Data About People With Disabilities?
Urban Institute Nov 30, 2023An accurate estimate is critical to ensuring adequate federal funding for programs that support people with disabilities.
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LGTBQIA+ Sanctuary Declarations Help Cities Take a Stand to Defend Rights – But May Not Have Much Actual Legal Impact
The Conversation Nov 29, 2023Several cities and towns, mostly in the American Midwest and South, are responding to a surge of proposed and approved legislation that restricts gay and transgender people’s rights by declaring…
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This past month, millions of people cast their vote in elections across the country to choose local leaders and decide on policies that will be consequential for their communities. Although…
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How Data and Community Engagement Can Drive Upward Mobility
Urban Institute Nov 27, 2023Urban’s Mobility Metrics can help local policymakers identify barriers to mobility from poverty in their communities and develop solutions.
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Changing Immigration Policy to Reduce Teaching Shortages
Hechinger Report Nov 26, 2023The United States is struggling with historic teacher shortages. To address it, we ought to consider an untapped pool of aspiring teachers: Young immigrants who want to become educators.
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Displacement Intensifies Impact of Climate Change on Indigenous Communities
Grist Nov 26, 2023The report concludes that Indigenous self-determination is a key climate solution — if the federal government can get behind it.
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Should Police be Involved in Overdose Treatment Outreach?
Futurity Nov 23, 2023Programs aimed to reduce the risk of repeat overdoses among people who use drugs have a “police paradox,” research shows.
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While Student Debt is Decreasing Overall, Debt Continues to Rise for Marginalized Students
Urban Institute Nov 23, 2023Declines in student loan borrowing are not equal across student cohorts, with Black students, those attending for-profits, and those earning certificates seeing increases in debt burdens over the past decade.
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Can the “Reverse Vote” Transform Polarized Democracies?
Journal of Democracy Nov 23, 2023The world’s liberal democracies are deeply polarized. Here’s how we could help rebuild the political center.| Kimana Zulueta-Fülscher…
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Shows Like ‘Scandal’ and ‘Madam Secretary’ Inspire Women to Become Involved in Politics in Real Life
The Conversation Nov 22, 2023Watching a woman character star in a fictional political TV drama can spark viewers, particularly women, to vote, campaign for a politician or find other ways to become involved in politics.
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In America, National Parks Are Sacred. But They Were Created at a Cost to Native Americans
The Conversation Nov 21, 2023The idea of Manifest Destiny inspired Americans to push west, leading to the creation of the first national parks. But those beliefs spelled removal for many Native American groups.
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