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    Addressing Water Scarcity on the Navajo Nation

    Food Tank Dec 7, 2020

    Over thirty percent of the residents in the Navajo Nation do not have access to running water, according to a recent study from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. To…

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    Community-driven Organizations Adapting During the Crisis

    Independent Sector Dec 7, 2020

    A community is more than the sum of its roads, bridges, and electricity grid – what we traditionally think of as infrastructure. It is also the connection among its residents,…

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    COVID-19 Philanthropy: How Funding Has Changed During a Crisis

    Fluxx Dec 7, 2020

    For many, December is a month for reflection. A time to look back and assess, and use those learnings to plan for the upcoming year. That’s exactly what we aimed…

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    Four Ways to Give More When Your Giving Budget Runs Dry

    Putnam Consulting Group Dec 7, 2020

    If you are like most of my philanthropic clients, when COVID-19 hit, you jumped into action. You heroically provided additional funding to grantees, created or joined local crisis response funds…

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    Racism at the County Level Associated with Increased COVID-19 Cases and Deaths

    The Conversation Dec 7, 2020

    The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all people, but not necessarily in the same way. Scientists have shown that racial and ethnic minorities are more likely than white people to catch,…

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    Moving Philanthropy Beyond Crisis Response to Structural Change

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Dec 7, 2020

    This year, the philanthropic sector has had to grapple with four central crises converging at once: natural disasters sparked by climate change; the public health and economic impact of the…

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    Re-evaluating Nonprofit Finances to Survive COVID-19

    India Development Review Dec 7, 2020

    As most nonprofit founders and CEOs are executing strategic plans to keep their teams safe, it is also important to simultaneously develop plans to keep our organisations alive, so that…

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    Why We Need Better Research on Equitable Child Care Reform

    Equitable Growth Dec 7, 2020

    The child care industry in the United States is facing a crisis on two fronts. In the short term, the coronavirus pandemic and the recession it caused leaves child care…

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    How a Memory App Improves Accuracy in COVID Contact Tracing

    The Conversation Dec 6, 2020

    Imagine you begin to feel ill on Thursday, a few days after returning from a trip. You’re afraid it’s COVID-19, so you get tested on Friday. Even under good circumstances,…

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    Focusing on Hunger and Food Waste this Holiday Season

    HuffPost Dec 6, 2020

    Since 2011, Food Rescue U.S. has been working to tackle two crises in America: hunger and food waste. It aims to distribute the 40 billion meals estimated to be wasted each year…

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    The Ripple Effect of Extended COVID-19 Unemployment Benefits

    Equitable Growth Dec 6, 2020

    At the outset of the coronavirus pandemic earlier this year, millions of U.S. workers lost their jobs. In March, the U.S. Congress took notice and decided that the 26 weeks…

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    Breaking down Global Borders for Students in Quarantine

    Getting Smart Dec 6, 2020

    ‘Increased stress, insomnia, emotional exhaustion, confusion, anger, and substance abuse.’ These were the most reported side effects of social distancing and prolonged quarantine during past outbreaks. With COVID showing no signs of…

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