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    Understanding Iran’s Calculated Response to COVID-19

    United Nations Foundation Jan 9, 2021

    After COVID-19 started spreading in China, Iran emerged as one of the first countries the virus widely circulated, quickly surpassing infection rates of other countries at that time. Operating in…

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    Will the Pandemic Exacerbate Inequality or Bring Change?

    Futurity

    As the world struggles against the current coronavirus crisis, could social and economic transformations follow as before? Below, Stanford University historian Walter Scheidel takes on this question, looking at how disease outbreaks…

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    Cardiac Arrest Death Rates During the Pandemic

    Futurity Jan 9, 2021

    A new study examined out-of-hospital cardiac arrest records in Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties from March 23 through May 31, 2020. Researchers compared those records to data for the same…

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    Reimagine Girls’ Education Amid COVID-19

    Brookings Jan 9, 2021

    The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to fundamentally rethink the design, implementation, and measurement of our Girls’ Education Program (GEP) at Room to Read to ensure girls are supported, continue…

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    Increase in Colleges and Universities Outsourcing Services During the Pandemic

    The Hechinger Report Jan 8, 2021

    The Tufts University campus was a quiet place in the fall, where students were scolded to stay in their dorms, checked frequently for Covid-19 and — if they tested positive…

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    The Achievement of Globalizing the COVID-19 Vaccine

    Brookings Jan 8, 2021

    The development and approval of safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines less than a year after the start of the pandemic is a truly remarkable achievement, offering hope that the end…

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    Predictions for Success in Tech and Education in 2021

    EdSurge Jan 8, 2021

    Lest 2020 be forgot and never brought to mind—a hope more than a few of us hold—existing trends that accelerated during the pandemic will continue in 2021. That’s what lies…

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    Prioritizing Future Funding Won’t Help People Now

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jan 8, 2021

    By Edgar Villanueva After an unprecedented year of crisis that has left tens of millions across the globe unemployed, without health care, and struggling to put food on the table,…

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    Mental Health Innovation is Necessary for Economic Recovery

    Brookings Jan 8, 2021

    Since 2018, I’ve been administering an economic pilot to help marginalized groups find high-tech careers. Soon after I began, it became clear that mental health challenges were a critical factor for the…

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    Vaccine Delays Reveal Unexpected Weak Link in Supply Chains: A Shortage of Workers

    The Conversation Jan 8, 2021

    After the initial excitement following the authorization of the first COVID-19 vaccines, a harsh reality set in. People who want a vaccine can’t get it, some counties have more than…

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    What COVID-19 has Taught Us About Outcomes-based Contracts

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jan 8, 2021

    Impact bonds, a subset of outcomes-based contracts, involve multiple partners and purport to create more flexibility and incentives for service providers in adapting to changed circumstances. Historically, these contracts have…

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    How to Support Nonprofit Leaders During This Time

    PhilanTopic Jan 8, 2021

    Nonprofit leaders are exhausted. Indeed, many were planning to leave their jobs even before 2020 happened. They include white boomers looking to retire, young leaders of color trying to navigate cultures…

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