In this episode we’re joined by Lori Bezhaler, President of the Edward W. Hazen Foundation, to discuss the role of philanthropy in supporting racial justice and funding grassroots organizing or…
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Tomorrow’s COVID Safety Guidelines Will be Different from Today’s – But that Doesn’t Mean Yesterday’s Were Wrong
The Conversation Apr 3, 2022No one gave a second thought to the safety of dining out before the pandemic. Fast-forward to today, and it’s normal to wonder whether there is a city, state or…
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Advancing the Food Movement Through Community Garden Activism
Sharable Apr 1, 2022Three years ago, Jorge Palacios, David Roper and Josh Placeres came together with a shared vision to make a better world for communities of color in Miami. They wanted to…
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How Equitable Public Transit Can Lead to Community Development
Grist Mar 31, 2022Combatting the climate crisis is going to require rethinking how Americans move: Greenhouse gas emissions from transportation account for about 29 percent of total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions. “Global warming has made…
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Transforming Schools Into Green Spaces
EdSource Mar 31, 2022Perhaps one of the biggest lessons California’s schools have learned during the pandemic is to rethink how we build and maintain our schools. It is time to build more green…
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Why We Need to Establish Principles for AI in Federal Government
Brookings Mar 30, 2022There is widespread agreement that responsible artificial intelligence requires principles such as fairness, transparency, privacy, human safety, and explainability. Nearly all ethicists and tech policy advocates stress these factors and…
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How Policymakers Can Fight Earnings Depression Caused by Monopsony
Equitable Growth Mar 30, 2022In my working paper, “Walmart Supercenters and Monopsony Power: How a Large, Low-Wage Employer Impacts Local Labor Markets,” I provide evidence that Walmart Inc.—the largest private-sector employer in the United…
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How Fast Can We Stop Earth From Warming?
The Conversation Mar 30, 2022Global warming doesn’t stop on a dime. If people everywhere stopped burning fossil fuels tomorrow, stored heat would still continue to warm the atmosphere. Picture how a radiator heats a…
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Releasing People Pretrial Doesn’t Harm Public Safety
Prison Policy Initiative Mar 30, 2022As COVID-19 makes jails more dangerous than ever, people are looking closer at policies and programs that keep people out of jail and in their homes pretrial. Criminal justice reformers…
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Click here for more.SNAP Benefits Will Decrease as States Drop Disaster Declarations
The Counter Mar 30, 2022On Tuesday, legislators in Kansas allowed the state’s Covid-19 disaster emergency declaration to expire. In doing so, Kansas joined a growing number of states halting pandemic-related aid programs before the federal cutoff…
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How Redistricting Will Impact Indigenous Communities
Grist Mar 30, 2022In February, the Navajo Nation sued San Juan County, New Mexico over its new redistricting plan. San Juan County, which stretches across a large swath of the Navajo reservation, has enough Indigenous…
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Avoid Past Mistakes to Better Support Ukrainian Refugees
RAND Corporation Mar 29, 2022A month into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, 3.7 million Ukrainians have fled the country as refugees. A total of 10 million people—1 in 4 Ukrainians—have left their homes, including those who are now internally…
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