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  • Satellites Zoom in on Cities’ Hottest Neighborhoods to Help Combat the Urban Heat Island Effect

    The Conversation Jun 16, 2022

    Spend time in a city in summer and you can feel the urban heat rising from the pavement and radiating from buildings. Cities are generally hotter than surrounding rural areas,…

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  • How Google Maps Can Help Provide Emergency Reproductive Services

    Global Citizen Jun 16, 2022

    Every year, 295,000 women die from preventable causes related to pregnancy and childbirth globally. Nigeria accounts for an enormous 23% of these deaths. Each one is a needless tragedy, and preventing them should…

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  • How to Foster Housing and Health Initiatives

    Brookings Jun 16, 2022

    In addition to a growing appreciation of the role of “social determinants of health”—housing, transportation, nutrition, and other factors in influencing health—it is becoming better understood that certain cross-sector partnerships…

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  • How Technology Can Help Combat Urban Heatwaves

    The Conversation Jun 15, 2022

    Spend time in a city in summer and you can feel the urban heat rising from the pavement and radiating from buildings. Cities are generally hotter than surrounding rural areas,…

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  • How Philanthropy Should Heed Lessons From 2020

    Alliance Magazine Jun 15, 2022

    The past two years have been a time of incredible change, including rapid shifts in the way we work as a philanthropic sector. When Covid-19 hit in early 2020, we…

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  • Funding the Frontlines of Abortion Access

    NCRP et al. Jun 15, 2022

    Hear from frontline leaders about what donors can do today, from bold public stands to generous funding for local, independent abortion clinics and funds. Whether you support health access or…

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  • How Art Can Reduce Cancer Patient Anxiety

    Futurity Jun 14, 2022

    In a new study, anxiety was significantly lower among cancer patients who viewed art at their bedside. The daughter of an artist and former fashion designer, Emily Gore, a fourth-year…

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  • How to Address Philanthropy Burnout and Building Care Structures

    PEAK Grantmaking Jun 13, 2022

    Philanthropy, as well as other service-based work, place even more demands on our strained capacity. Plenty of data reveal increased stress levels on nonprofits since the pandemic. Yet, we have…

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  • Sepsis Still Kills 1 in 5 People Worldwide – ICU Physicians Offer a New Approach to Stopping It

    The Conversation Jun 13, 2022

    Can an otherwise healthy young woman die from what starts out as something akin to a common cold? The answer is, shockingly, yes, when certain telltale signs of a more…

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  • Why Opting Out of Opioids Can be Dangerous in the Operating Room

    The Conversation Jun 13, 2022

    Currently, patients in seven states can tell their physicians they don’t want to be treated with opioids in any health care setting, even during surgery. While unnecessary opioid exposure is…

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  • The Impact of Community-led Design of Public Spaces on COVID Recovery

    Smart Cities Dive Jun 12, 2022

    Planning more equitable public spaces that are responsive to community needs could help cities recover from the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report released Wednesday by the nonprofit Knight Foundation and urban…

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  • What the $25 Billion Given by the Biggest U.S. Donors in 2020 Says About High-dollar Charity

    The Conversation Jun 12, 2022

    Editor’s note: According to The Chronicle of Philanthropy, the 50 Americans who gave the most to charity in 2020 committed to giving a total of US$24.7 billion to hospitals, homeless…

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