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    Maintaining Sustainable Business Strategies Post-pandemic

    Eco-Business Dec 2, 2020

    Sustainability is fast becoming a boardroom priority but there is still a “rhetoric gap” between what corporate leaders say, and the actions that they take. To ensure sustainability isn’t forgotten…

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    Tribes Mount Organized Responses to COVID-19, in Contrast to State and Federal Governments

    The Conversation Dec 2, 2020

    As the months roll by, the pandemic continues to hit Indigenous nations hard. But this phenomenon is not new. Epidemics have been part of colonialism since settlers arrived. Health inequities…

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    The Need to Keep Diagnosing and Treating HIV During the COVID-19 Pandemic

    Global Citizen Dec 2, 2020

    Since 2013, global efforts have been made to gain control over the AIDS epidemic by 2020 through UNAIDS’ 90-90-90 targets. The focus has been to have 90% of all people living with…

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    Helping Struggling Family Caregivers Improve Care With Health Aids

    Futurity Dec 1, 2020

    Resources like home health care nurses or aides can, however, serve as a central point-of-contact to improve coordinated care, the research suggests. After Jo-Ana Chase, associate professor in the University…

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    The Trajectory of Preventative Health Care and Telemedicine During the Pandemic

    RAND Corporation Dec 1, 2020

    During the first two months of the pandemic lockdown, Americans dramatically reduced their use of preventive and elective health care, while increasing use of telemedicine—but the switch was not enough…

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    Navigating Meal Logistics During COVID-19

    Education Dive Dec 1, 2020

    Feeding students can be a logistical challenge even under normal circumstances. As the coronavirus pandemic has forced schools to close or operate modified schedules, food service directors are running multiple…

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    Three Lessons From Leaders in a Pandemic

    Forbes Dec 1, 2020

    This spring, the organization I lead was busy working to fulfill our mission: serving Oregon’s Latino and other low-income communities with programs providing affordable housing, community economic development and educational…

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    Funders Leverage Local Relationships to Fight Food Insecurity During COVID

    Yasmin Bendaas Dec 1, 2020

    Nestled in central North Carolina, High Point boasts a thriving private university and a bustling Furniture Market bringing in clientele from across the world. The city of 110,000 residents also…

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    COVID has Left Australia’s Biomedical Research Sector Gasping for Air

    The Conversation Dec 1, 2020

    While COVID-19 has highlighted the value of medical research, it has unfortunately also seriously disrupted it. Lack of funding is driving members of Australia’s once-vibrant virology research community out of…

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    How COVID-19 has Devastated the Arts

    Americans for the Arts Dec 1, 2020

    As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to rage, so does its devastation of the nation’s arts sector. Since the first U.S. case was reported in January 2020, cancellations have taken place…

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    Data Suggests Spring Learning Loss Was Not as Bad as Predicted

    Chalkbeat Dec 1, 2020

    How much learning did students really lose this spring? This summer, education organizations offered fairly dire predictions: Thanks to widespread school closures, students would be starting the school year dramatically behind.…

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    Trouble in the Biomedical Nonprofit Sector

    Milken Institute Dec 1, 2020

    Biomedical research, like many other industries, has been hit hard by COVID. Within academia, the pandemic has led to numerous laboratories temporarily closing, career schedules being thrown off, and many non-COVID related clinical trials…

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