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    Report Shows Success of School-based Food Banks

    Food Tank Dec 1, 2020

    A new report from the Global FoodBanking Network (GFN) finds that school-based feeding programs can effectively feed school-age children, even during COVID-19. Forty-one percent of children under the age of 15, or…

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    Strategies for Keeping HIV Programs Ongoing During COVID-19

    degrees Nov 30, 2020

    A little more than a month after World AIDS Day 2019, COVID-19 started to impact our HIV programs in Asia as countries like Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam began quarantine. Community…

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    Research on New Flu Therapy Could Help Fight COVID-19

    Futurity Nov 30, 2020

    The new therapy for influenza virus infections may also prove effective against many other pathogenic virus infections, including HIV and COVID-19. In an average year, more than 2 million people…

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    An Unprecedented Crisis Requires an Unprecedented Response from Philanthropy

    Nonprofit AF Nov 30, 2020

    This year has been a nightmare, but I don’t think the majority of us really understand what is coming. Moratoriums on evictions are ending soon, and 40,000,000 people face being kicked…

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    What 14 Women Leaders in Philanthropy Hope for a Post-COVID Future

    Philanthropy Impact Nov 30, 2020

    When asked, “What kind of society do we want to build?” I did what I always do when I am grappling with hard questions and looking for inspiration. I turn…

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    Nonprofits are Struggling to do More with Less Money, but Donors and Volunteers Can Help

    The Conversation Nov 30, 2020

    Historically, nonprofits have gotten nearly a third of their charitable donations just during the month of December. In recent years, this flurry of giving has begun on #GivingTuesday, an online…

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    How Growing Up in Poverty Affects the Brain

    Global Citizen

    A child who grows up in a low-income household could have a worse memory after the age of 50, the Atlantic reports. The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)…

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    The Ethics of Studying Infectious Diseases in Poor Countries

    The Atlantic

    In February of 2017, 64 healthy adult Kenyans checked into a university residence in the coastal town of Kilifi. After a battery of medical tests, they proceeded, one by one,…

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    Mayors Are Fighting for Gender Equality During COVID-19 Around the World

    Giving Compass Nov 29, 2020

    By Anastasia Moloney Cities must move to the front line of efforts to fight gender inequality that has grown worse in the coronavirus pandemic, said six mayors from three continents…

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    Developing Strong Relationships for Systems-Based Change

    Medium Nov 29, 2020

    At this moment of inflection and of reflection, we are called to look forward to the challenges and changes that lie ahead for us as a nation and as a…

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    A Climate Policy That Failed to Address Environmental Justice

    Yes! Magazine Nov 29, 2020

    Pollution, poverty, and race collide in many disadvantaged communities across California—and the country—and some argue that the state’s climate policies haven’t helped. While California has already cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 13% since…

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    The Power of the Internet Through a Public Health Lens

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 28, 2020

    The 2020 presidential election hasn’t yet come to a definitive conclusion, due in part to the power of the internet to enable and reinforce an alternate reality in which widespread…

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