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    Six Things Funders Can Change to Better Support Child- and Youth-led Grassroots Groups

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy May 12, 2021

    There’s a growing recognition that many of the gains of the last quarter century for children, particularly for the most vulnerable and marginalized children, are stagnating or reversing. Increasingly, philanthropy has…

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    Using Art as an Outlet to Help Kids Cope with Trauma

    The Hechinger Report May 11, 2021

    Thirteen-year-old Erikah didn’t like turning on their computer camera and talking during remote math class this last year. They missed being able to raise their hand to call the teacher…

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    Four-day School Week Harms Learning, Study Finds

    The 74 May 10, 2021

    K-12 schools that cut instructional time by switching to a four-day week see meaningful reductions in student learning, according to recently published research. The effects are similar to those resulting…

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    How Policymakers Can Remove Barriers to Child Care Food Subsidies

    Urban Institute May 9, 2021

    For millions of children in child care, the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) acts as a key nutritional support by reimbursing child care providers for the cost of snacks…

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    COVID-19 Surges Among Young People in Latin America

    Global Citizen May 7, 2021

    Hospitalizations and deaths among young people are increasing as the COVID-19 pandemic accelerates in the Americas, Dr. Carissa F. Etienne, Director of the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), warned on Wednesday. “Adults…

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    Investing in Supporting Students with Disabilities

    RAND Corporation May 7, 2021

    Special education means that students with disabilities require specialized support to thrive. Parents, advocates, lawmakers, and educators have raised concerns that this support has been disrupted during the pandemic, causing…

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    The Need to Prioritize Preschoolers’ Mental Health

    The 74 May 5, 2021

    “With disruptions resulting from the pandemic, I worry that schools want to play ‘catch up’ rather quickly and … undermine [children’s] social and emotional learning and mental health,” said Chin…

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    BAMA Kids, Inc.: The Successes and Challenges of Serving Youth in Rural Alabama

    BAMA Kids, Inc. May 4, 2021

    Founded in 1993, BAMA Kids, Inc. (Better Activities Make All-Around Kids) began with a coalition for youth development which was formed to address the needs of low-resource youth in Camden,…

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    How Much Risk Do Children, Unvaccinated Against COVID-19, Pose?

    FiveThirtyEight May 4, 2021

    In the U.S., only about 31.6 percent of eligible people were fully vaccinated as of Monday morning, and that number varies a lot from place to place — 23.8 percent of Alabamians…

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    College Enrollment Strategies During the Pandemic

    Higher Education Dive May 4, 2021

    Some would-be first-year students stayed home out of fear they’d contract the virus or spread it to vulnerable family members. Others stuck around to support siblings with online learning. And…

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    Intergenerational Programs Can Effectively Support Foster Kids

    Stanford Social Innovation Review May 3, 2021

    On any given day in the United States, about 400,000 children are in foster care, living with and cared for by people who aren’t their biological parents. Many have suffered…

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    Long-Term Policy Change is Needed to Alleviate Child Poverty

    YES! Magazine May 3, 2021

    In the Frontline documentary “Growing Up Poor in America,” 13-year old Ohioan Shawn and his mother and baby sister were subsisting on $885 a month in benefits during the early…

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