Historic discriminatory planning processes such as redlining have an ongoing environmental impact in many communities of color. RAND researchers examined environmental justice initiatives in communities across the United States to identify common factors and lessons learned.
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BIPOC Leaders Are Addressing Multiple Crises
Nonprofit Quarterly Apr 21, 2023Transformative healing work is essential to getting us from the world that exists to the world we are calling. We do this work from the belief that we will hit a tipping point when leaders who truly want to transform our conditions, the ecosystem, and the way we lead reach a critical mass.
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Women’s Land Rights in India: Progress and Room for Improvement
India Development Review Apr 21, 2023The importance of land rights as a means for women’s empowerment is fairly evident, as it provides women with financial security, shelter, income, and livelihood opportunities. But how does the existing legal…
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Expanding Broadband Internet Access to More Communities
LISC Apr 21, 2023Since the passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, many federal agencies, states, localities, nonprofits, and other stakeholders have been working to ensure these new resources are implemented equitably across the…
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An Introduction to Local Government in India
India Development Review Apr 20, 2023Currently, there are more than 250,000 local government bodies across India with nearly 3.1 million elected representatives and 1.3 million women representatives. How is the system structured? With the introduction of the…
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In the First Six Months Since the Dobbs Decision, 66,000 People Denied Abortions in their Home State
FiveThirtyEight Apr 18, 2023A few weeks ago, Jessica Marchbank got a call from a woman whose abortion had just been canceled.The woman had driven more than two hours from Louisville, Kent……
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How Land Reparations Can Support Black Women’s Health
YES! Magazine Apr 18, 2023Land stewardship can be a powerful tool in addressing intergenerational trauma, especially for Black women.
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Fracking the System: What Donors Should Know about Climate Activism in Colorado
Brian Hedden, Filmmaker Apr 17, 2023As climate change increasingly impacts our daily lives, the conversation about the sources for our energy consumption is taking center stage. Further complicated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, so-called “natural…
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Zoning Code Changes that Can Address Racial Inequities
Smart Cities Dive Apr 16, 2023When Terry Taplin was a local college student in Berkeley, California, he and his partner were forced to move out of the city to find an affordable place to live. They packed their bags…
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Solutions for the Rural Voting Gap
The Rural Blog Apr 16, 2023How easily can you vote? That depends on many things, including whether you live in a rural or urban area. “Researchers from the Population …
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What We Eat Can Impact Forest Health
Food Tank Apr 15, 2023Demand for cheap beef, cocoa, and soy drives illegal deforestation around the world. The EU and the U.S. are looking to change that.
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Understanding the Insurance Challenges Associated With Wildfires
Eco-Business Apr 14, 2023Spiking US insurance costs threaten the use of controlled fire, a crucial tool in reducing risks from climate-fueled wildfires.
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