The connection between foster care and homelessness is well known among those working in the field. For youth transitioning from care who had a prior episode of homelessness, a future…
Democracy
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Neediest Areas Are Being Shortchanged on Government Funds
The Conversation May 7, 2024If you live in one of the most economically deprived neighborhoods in your city, you might think the government is directing a smaller share of public funds to your community.…
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Mexico Emerges as a Destination for Americans Seeking Reproductive Health Services
The Conversation May 6, 2024When its six-week abortion ban went into effect on May 1, 2024, Florida joined nearly two dozen other U.S. states that ban abortion or greatly restrict it. These laws came…
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Building a New Climate Economy in Rural America
GreenBiz May 6, 2024Many rural counties in the United States face the dual challenges of lagging economic growth and increasingly severe effects of climate change. While urban areas are not uniformly prosperous and…
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The Evidence Doesn’t Support Work Requirements
Urban Institute May 6, 2024Ideally, negotiations around policy choices draw on the best evidence about what works and doesn’t work in public programs. In the case of work requirements, the evidence is clear: they…
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What Students Protesting Israel’s Gaza Siege Want
The Conversation May 5, 2024A wave of protests expressing solidarity with the Palestinian people is spreading across college and university campuses. There were more than 400 such demonstrations by the end of April 2024…
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Banning Books on Race and Social Justice Harms Students
The Hechinger Report May 5, 2024Ayear ago, a Pennsylvania school board voted to ban a long list of books and other materials relating to race and social justice. Among the banned books were children’s stories about Rosa…
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Indigenous Peoples Are Concerned About Green Projects
Grist May 5, 2024Their message isn’t new, but it is gaining urgency as funding for green energy projects grows.
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What is the ‘Social Cost of Carbon’?
The Conversation May 4, 2024When an electric company runs a coal- or natural gas-fired power plant, the greenhouse gases it releases cause harm – but the company isn’t paying for the damage. Instead, the…
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The Plight of States to Make Progress on Lowering Maternal Mortality Rates
The19th May 3, 2024State lawmakers — many of whom are women — are establishing new committees to study and investigate pregnancy-related deaths, their causes and prevention.
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How Will FEMA’s Streamlined Processes Change Disaster Philanthropy?
Disaster Relief and Recovery Magazine May 3, 2024Will we see “transformational change”? That’s what the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) says it expects with reforms to disaster assistance to support survivors that went into effect on March 22. Though we…
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Why Universities Turn to the Police to End Student Protests
The Conversation May 3, 2024A two-week standoff between Columbia University administration and student protesters who advocated for the school to divest from companies that work in or support Israel culminated on April 30, 2024,…
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