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  • Montana Kids Win Historic Climate Lawsuit – It Could Set a Powerful Precedent

    The Conversation Aug 16, 2023

    The case hinged on Montana’s ‘green amendment,’ which guarantees a constitutional right to ‘a clean and healthful environment.’ Other states have similar amendments, and more are considering them.

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  • What Does Youth Power in Policy Look Like?

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Aug 15, 2023

    Funding youth organizing groups can engage and empower young people through transformative political socialization.

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  • How Youth Advocates Are Leading the Way for Climate Action

    Food Tank Aug 14, 2023

    Youth advocates aren’t just part of the solution—they are the solution. Youth are leading movements and making sustainability a reality.

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  • The Benefits of Universal Free School Breakfast and Lunch Programs

    Chalkbeat Aug 14, 2023

    As more states offer free meals to all students, studies show that such universal programs increase access to food, and may reduce stigma and improve academic outcomes.

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  • The Importance of Social Justice Through an Economic Lens

    Equitable Growth Aug 13, 2023

    Racial, ethnic, and gender disparities across the U.S. economy are a personal tragedy for the millions of individuals who suffer from the emotional, psychological, and social consequences. These disparities also…

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  • Connecting Disparate Movements to Build Larger Networks for Change

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Aug 12, 2023

    Imagine a world where the social sector exercises the full measure of its power and influence, fueled by its more than 12 million employees and 64 million volunteers. Imagine people who are fighting for…

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  • ‘Uncivil Obedience’ Becomes an Increasingly Common Form of Protest in the US

    The Conversation Aug 11, 2023

    Distinct from civil disobedience, this legal strategy demands complete compliance with the law – even when there are loopholes that the laws’ creators didn’t intend.

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  • Students of Color Speak Out on the Impacts of School Segregation

    Chalkbeat Aug 11, 2023

    New Jersey’s Statewide Coalition of Educational Equity organized the discussion in anticipation of a much-awaited ruling on a school segregation lawsuit.

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  • East Palestine Train Derailment Could Have Been Prevented by Better Staffing

    The Rural Blog Aug 10, 2023

    Aerial view of the deliberate burning of hazardous vinyl chloride (Columbiana County commissioners photo from NTSB via ABC) One employee wat…

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  • The Criminalization of False Address Use to Gain Access to Better Schools

    The 74 Aug 9, 2023

    Parents can be jailed or face fines up to $10K. ‘No one wants a mug shot,’ said an Ohio mom who spent 9 days locked up.

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  • Strategies for Increasing Teacher Diversity

    The 74 Aug 9, 2023

    To hire and keep more educators, states should address every stage of the training, recruiting and retention pipeline, says NCTQ.

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  • Nonprofit Lobbying Has Declined Over the Last 20 Years

    Associated Press Aug 9, 2023

    A generation ago nonprofit organizations regularly lobbied for legislation and served as advocates on issues.

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