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    “Roll to the Polls” Offers Easy Access to Polling Sites

    Smart Cities Dive Oct 11, 2020

    The North American Bikeshare Association (NABSA) has launched its “Roll to the Polls” campaign, an industrywide effort among to help voters access polling sites via free or discounted vehicles on Election Day. The…

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    Collective Efforts Are Working to Improve Racial and Social Integration

    Education Dive Oct 9, 2020

    This week, The Century Foundation announced The Bridges Collaborative, a grassroots effort to improve racial and socioeconomic integration and equity that involves 56 organizations, including 27 school districts of various sizes, geographies and…

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    Policy Solutions for the Unequal Retirement Savings Systems

    Washington Center for Equitable Growth Oct 9, 2020

    Outside of homeownership, retirement savings are the most important way middle-class workers and their families build wealth in the United States. But this second pillar of wealth creation is woefully…

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    Billboards and Budget Gaps: How Donors Can Support Get Out the Vote Efforts

    Democracy and Philanthropy Oct 9, 2020

    Democracy is the system of governance in which marginalized people are most likely to thrive, but as public trust in our electoral system weakens, our most vulnerable populations are at…

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    Cities Opt for Enhanced Police Oversight

    Smartcities Dive Oct 8, 2020

    Protester demands to “defund the police” following the May police killing of George Floyd seemed to gain traction at the start of the summer. City officials nationwide promised to slash police department…

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    Addressing Social Determinants of Health Through Flexible Funding

    Brookings Oct 7, 2020

    Policy makers and health care professionals recognize that there is much more to good health than just medical care. Achieving healthy families and communities often requires us to address housing,…

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    Next Up: Removing the Voting Age Barrier For a More Inclusive Society

    Democracy and Philanthropy Oct 6, 2020

    In 1971, Congress passed the 26th Amendment to the Constitution and lowered the voting age from 21 to 18. Young men, who had been drafted to fight in the Vietnam…

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    Global Issues are Connected and that Matters

    United Nations Foundation

    Although we may think about specific global issues like health, conflict, finance, and the environment as separate – and perhaps unrelated – challenges to be tackled independently, the reality is…

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    Multilateralism is Necessary to Solve Global Problems

    Devex International Development

    Former United Nations Ambassador Samantha Power has spoken out about a backsliding on multilateralism, saying it is “mindless and self-defeating” to refuse to work with other nations when confronted with global…

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    Neighborhoods Are Desegregating–How Do We Keep It that Way?

    Urban Institute Oct 3, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • A report at Urban Institute reveals how American neighborhoods are desegregating and offers policy solutions to make sure they continue to do so. • Why doesn’t…

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    Funding National Service for a Unified Response to COVID-19

    Independent Sector Oct 3, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Jesse Colvin explains how a determined effort in funding national service through nonprofits can help unify Americans in their response to today’s ongoing crises. • Why…

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    Philanthropy Hasn’t Done Enough to Address Climate Change

    Philanthropy News Digest Oct 3, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Philanthropy News Digest examines a recent report on philanthropy’s insufficient funding towards efforts to address climate change.  • Why should climate change mitigation receive such a…

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