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    For a Successful Vaccine Distribution Model, Look to Alaska

    Stateline Feb 19, 2021

    Most states’ vaccine distributions have been slow, confusing, and erratic, with balky signup websites, arbitrary changes in eligibility, and frequent mismatches between supply and demand. But a few states with…

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    Ideas Worth Sharing During a Pandemic

    Skoll Foundation Feb 19, 2021

    We all had to adapt and reinvent our plans and daily routines in 2020. For TEDx organizers around the world, this has been a challenge. While we realized we wouldn’t…

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    Donor Partnerships Can Help Drive Progress in Equitable Vaccine Distribution

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Feb 19, 2021

    After nearly a year of living through the biggest public health crisis in generations—with 100 million people infected, 2 million people dead, and almost everyone’s lives disrupted—the world is desperate…

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    Reflections on COVID-19 and 2020 From Lean Funders

    Exponent Philanthropy Feb 18, 2021

    2020 was an unexpectedly challenging year. The pandemic changed the nature of work, and how we interact with our boards, staff and the nonprofits in our communities. We asked members…

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    Survey Shows State of Student Mental Health During the Pandemic

    Higher Education Dive Feb 18, 2021

    Students most frequently cited mental health as an aspect of their lives that has been negatively impacted by the pandemic, according to a survey by the Center for Collegiate Mental Health at…

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    Is Texas’ Energy Crisis a Climate Issue?

    Grist Feb 18, 2021

    On Tuesday, the Houston Fire Department said it had responded to 90 calls for carbon monoxide poisoning in the past 24 hours, and the official number of cases reported in Harris County,…

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    Lasting Changes Brought to American Schools by the Pandemic

    The 74 Feb 18, 2021

    Eleven months after schools across the United States, and the world, first shifted to remote learning, many students are still learning in remote or hybrid settings and available data has…

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    Understanding Individuals Who Have Long Term Symptoms of COVID-19

    The Conversation Feb 18, 2021

    A few months ago, a young athletic guy came into my clinic where I’m an infectious disease physician and COVID-19 immunology researcher. He felt tired all the time, and, importantly…

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    What Will it Take to Drive Progress in Sustainable Transportation?

    GreenBiz Feb 18, 2021

    While electric vehicles hold big promise in 2021, another aspect of decarbonizing transportation could get major support this year: reducing car driving. Cutting down on car trips isn’t about guilt-tripping…

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    How Food Vending is Changing During the Pandemic

    The Conversation Feb 17, 2021

    The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the way we eat. Because outdoor dining poses less risk of infection, many cities have changed their laws to accommodate public demand. New York City…

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    Barriers for Homeless Population in Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine

    Urban Institute Feb 17, 2021

    Vaccines are an important tool to protect people experiencing homelessness from COVID-19, but public health and homeless assistance systems face substantial barriers to reaching this group. Although many people enduring…

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    Why Herd Immunity May Be Impossible Without Vaccinating Children Against COVID-19

    The Conversation Feb 17, 2021

    It may be summer before children under 16 can be vaccinated against COVID-19 in the United States. That’s a problem for reaching herd immunity quickly. Children are a significant portion…

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