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    Power and Capacity in Africa’s Civil Society Organizations [Video]

    The Aspen institute Nov 1, 2020

    “Capacity development” of local civil society organizations (CSOs) in sub-Saharan Africa has become a key strategy among prominent international donors and international intermediary organizations. This raises critical questions about who has power…

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    Making Civic Engagement More Available in Latinx Communities

    Hispanics in Philanthropy Oct 31, 2020

    It was the second week in March when New York City, the city that never sleeps, shut down as it became the epicenter of the novel coronavirus in the US.…

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    Bold Steps to Expand Broadband Internet Access in Rural America During the Pandemic

    The Counter Oct 30, 2020

    As the pandemic deepens the digital divide, a $20 billion rural broadband auction offers more of the same, critics say. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Thursday launched the first…

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    Austerity, Democracy and the Challenges of Civic Philanthropy

    Charities Aid Foundation

    In the US, there has always been a strong tradition of place-based giving and philanthropy playing a prominent role in the life of cities. This may be a reflection of…

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    How COVID-19 Is Helping Usher in Equitable and Participatory Transit Planning

    Grist Oct 28, 2020

    As a transportation advocate, it’s weird to work from home. At the beginning of this year, I would hop on the 5 Fulton bus or ride my bike down car-free Market…

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    Strategies to End Chronic Homelessness for People with Disabilities

    Ending Homelessness Oct 28, 2020

    We can end homelessness for people with the most complex needs in our communities, including people with disabilities with the most extensive experiences of homelessness. We know the solution —…

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    Successful Strategies for Ending Veteran Homelessness

    Ending Homelessness Oct 28, 2020

    Urban, suburban, and rural communities alike have proven that we can drive down the number of Veterans experiencing homelessness to as close to zero as possible, while also building and sustaining…

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    Prisoners and Work: What Happens Before and After Incarceration?

    Brookings

    About one third of all 30-year-old men who aren’t working are either in prison, in jail, or are unemployed ex-prisoners. Almost half of ex-prisoners have no reported earnings in the…

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    Party at the Mailbox: Because Voting Should Be a Celebration, Not a Chore

    Democracy and Philanthropy Oct 27, 2020

    From language barriers to felony disenfranchisement, a range of obstacles continue to prevent eligible voters from sharing their voice during an election. Another barrier? The voting process isn’t always fun…

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    Reduce Incarceration to the Protect Public During COVID-19

    Futurity Oct 27, 2020

    To stem the tide of COVID-19 infections both within correctional institutions and in surrounding communities, jurisdictions around the US should act immediately to reduce the number of people housed behind bars, recommend…

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    Youth Activists Are Dismantling the Inequities of “Nowism”

    Yes! Magazine Oct 27, 2020

    Climate change has joined racism, sexism, and related aggressions in creating a new dynamic demanding redress of America’s inequalities and defining its divisions. But it isn’t just limited to climate…

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    Seeking Improved Rural Higher Education After the Pandemic [PDF]

    MDRC Oct 26, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • A report at MDRC examines the colossal gaps in rural post-secondary education and aims to develop collaborative initiatives that can address them. • How do students…

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