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  • Neighborhood Walkability

    RAND Corporation Jul 5, 2023

    Neighborhood walkability may promote specific aspects of neighborhood social health, which together are beneficial for physical and mental health. These findings provide additional impetus for enhancing walkability of US communities.

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  • Pregnancy in Prison

    The Marshall Project Jul 5, 2023

    As a doula in Georgia prisons and jails, Tabatha Trammell supports incarcerated clients through pregnancy, childbirth — and giving up their newborns.

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  • The Long-term Impacts of Climate Disasters on Youths’ Academics

    Environmental News Network Jul 4, 2023

    A global perspective on environmental issues. Our mission is to inform, educate, enable and create a platform for global environmental action.

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  • Training Science Teachers to Combat Misinformation

    The Hechinger Report Jul 4, 2023

    How do you teach kids about science when there is so much scientific misinformation and conflict over the truth about coronavirus, vaccines and masks? For the staff at the National…

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  • Locally Transmitted Malaria in the US Could be a Harbinger of Rising Disease Risk in a Warming Climate

    The Conversation Jul 3, 2023

    After recent cases in Florida and Texas, authorities are advising the public to drain standing water sources to keep mosquitoes from multiplying.

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  • Using Social Intrapreneurship to Create a Momentum for Change During COVID-19

    World Economic Forum Jul 3, 2023

    If 2020 has taught us anything, it is that life cannot go on as it was before. COVID-19 dealt a devastating blow to the global economy. We must redesign it.…

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  • Racial Discrimination is Linked to Suicidal Thoughts in Black Adults and Children

    The Conversation Jul 2, 2023

    Frederick Douglass is regarded as one of the most prominent abolitionists the world has ever seen. Alongside his extraordinary contributions as an influential speaker, writer and human rights advocate, Douglass…

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  • Are You Really Funding Birth Justice?

    NCRP Jul 2, 2023

    This month, the most decorated U.S. track and field athlete of all time, Allyson Felix, penned this piece in memory of her friend and teammate Tori Bowie. In it, Felix calls on…

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  • Building An Uncompromising Movement For Abortion Access

    NCRP Jul 2, 2023

    A year out from the Dobbs decision, journalists and researchers and pundits everywhere are attempting to quantify the damage. Some 14 states have banned abortion, leaving tens of millions of people of…

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  • Racial Inequity Facing Black Farmers in USDA Direct Loans

    The Rural Blog Jul 1, 2023

    “Not only have Black farmers received the least amount of direct loans of any ethnic and racial group over the past three years, but also that the number and share…

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  • Delivery Care Models for Dementia Patients

    Forbes Jul 1, 2023

    These care delivery models are aimed at breaking down the often-impenetrable barriers between health care and social supports.

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  • Policy Changes to Increase Access to Contraception

    Brookings Jul 1, 2023

    Martha Bailey proposes changes to Title X that would increase the affordability of contraception for low-income Americans. A randomized control trial suggests that these changes would increase use of preferred contraceptive methods, reduce unplanned pregnancies, and generate savings for taxpayers.

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