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    This Free Internet Initiative is Proving Faulty for Students

    The 74 Oct 9, 2020

    Mary McCane recently enrolled her 4-year-old grandson Zhion in a public charter school, believing this is “the most critical” time in his learning. But the family, who lives in Ward…

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    How Philanthropy Can Respond to the Global Refugee Crisis

    The Philanthropic Initiative (TPI) Oct 8, 2020

    The wave upon wave of forced displacement shifting global populations in recent years is an unprecedented crisis. By the end of 2019, 79.5 million people worldwide had been forcibly displaced due to…

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    The Need for Financial Coaches During the COVID-19 Pandemic

    Urban Institute Oct 8, 2020

    Last week, the US Department of Labor reported its 28th consecutive week of seasonally adjusted initial jobless claims that were higher than at any point before the COVID-19 crisis. This is just…

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    Some States Show Signs of a Pandemic Homeschooling Boom

    The 74 Oct 8, 2020

    San Antonio is experiencing a homeschool boom, data suggests, fueled by parents frustrated with public school options during the pandemic. Distressed over remote learning, tired of not knowing when their…

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    Report Highlights Strengths and Weaknesses of the Sector

    Independent Sector Oct 8, 2020

    For several years, and increasingly in this moment, we have been asking ourselves, “How healthy are we as a sector?” The reality is that there is no easy way to…

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    A Conversation Across Industries to Address How to Protect Frontline Workers

    The Aspen Institute Oct 8, 2020

    The “Conversations with Great Leaders, in Memory of Preston Robert Tisch” series presents “Holding The Line: Protecting the Frontline Workers Who Protect Us,” featuring Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen, director…

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    Health Services Aren’t Reaching Latin American Women During COVID-19

    Global Citizen Oct 8, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • • • Women and children are losing access to health and social services worldwide during the COVID-19 pandemic — and it could have a dire effect on maternal…

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    Nonprofits Don’t Have the Tech they Need

    Philanthropy News Digest Oct 8, 2020

    Lack of investment: A host of negative memes continue to circulate in the nonprofit sector among social sector leaders and the donors that fund them, leading to massive underinvestment in…

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    The Health Care Costs of Wildfire Smoke

    Futurity Oct 8, 2020

    Researchers have used air quality and public health data to estimate the health care costs associated with smoke exposure in California from 2012 through 2018. Health economist Daniel Cullen, who…

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    Pairing Design Thinking and Behavioral Science for Health Innovation

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Many public health innovations lack pathways to reach vulnerable customer bases, even with significant last-mile efforts. Polio vaccine teams, for example, often can’t reach the most physically and politically isolated…

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    Most Sick Inmates Aren’t Granted Compassionate Release During COVID-19

    The Marshall Project Oct 8, 2020

    Even before the coronavirus pandemic hit, Marie Neba feared dying in federal prison. The 56-year-old had stage 4 cancer—and three children waiting for her at home. “Right now, I can…

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    The U.S. Can Learn from Others’ More Equitable Relief Policies

    Degrees Oct 8, 2020

    As the COVID-19 pandemic swept over the United States, the stark observation that African-American, Hispanic and Native American populations were disproportionately affected was met with justified shock and anger. After…

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