Every year, roughly 5 million people are released from jail and another half million leave prison. But just because they are released from physical custody doesn’t mean that they are…
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Click here for more.Los Angeles’ Grand Avenue is home to an incredible display of the city’s capacity to build. On one side of the street stand two new gleaming towers replete with multi-million-dollar…
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How Public Libraries Are Combatting Food Insecurity
Sharable May 14, 2022Public libraries have long been thought of as cornerstones of the neighborhoods they occupy—a quintessential piece of community infrastructure. But can these cornerstones be used to address some of our…
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How to Approach the Climate Crisis With an Action Plan
Brookings May 13, 2022It’s been 30 years since the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change was finalized and opened for signatures. Since then, countries have held 27 rounds of negotiations with the goal of…
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Creating Supportive Networks for Nonprofit Arts Organizations
Northern California Grantmakers May 12, 2022My first executive director position was with MACLA/Movimiento de Arte y Cultura Latino Americana in San Jose, CA. I distinctly remember the day I started, it was May 7th, 2003…
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Providing Universal Access to Free Therapy
Brookings May 12, 2022The COVID-19 pandemic has helped to draw greater attention to mental health issues that can be neglected in public policy debates. Even as the worst of the pandemic recedes, this…
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The Success of COVID-19 Policies on Poverty in NYC
Philanthropy News Digest May 12, 2022Government policies during the COVID-19 pandemic, including cash transfers and tax credits, reduced poverty in New York City, even while poverty citywide—particularly among minorities—persisted well above national averages, a report…
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The Economic and Residential Costs of Wildfires
Washington Center for Equitable Growth May 11, 2022The harmful consequences of climate change are broad, from extreme weather events making locations uninhabitable to increased temperatures delivering larger and more frequent downstream damages, such as drought and increased hurricanes. These effects…
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Correctional Officers Are Also Caught in the Trauma Cycles in Prisons and Jails
Prison Policy Initiative May 10, 2022As we well know, people incarcerated in jails and prisons experience constant trauma, and are surrounded by brutality and violence that are impossible to escape. This experience has only grown worse in…
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Climate Solutions May Lie Within Land Rights
Skoll Foundation May 10, 2022To address the climate crisis and reach sustainable development goals, Indigenous, community, and Afro-descendant land rights must be secure. While communities claim and manage roughly half of the world’s lands—including…
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Harassment for Female Journalists is Becoming Normalized
NiemanLab May 9, 2022While journalists, especially broadcast journalists, have been trained to keep going no matter what and to not make themselves the story, a new study finds that women journalists also see…
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National Alliance to End Homelessness May 9, 2022There are two things that we know to be certain about homelessness: Someone who has a home is not homeless. The United States has a major affordable housing crisis. While…
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