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    This Nonprofit Network is Using Data to Assess Progress

    StriveTogether May 2, 2021

    Change is most effective when we follow the lead of the stories, experiences, and data shared by communities. Across the StriveTogether Cradle to Career Network, we use this information to…

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    Many Foster Care Agencies Take Money Meant for Children

    The Marshall Project May 1, 2021

    Roughly 10% of foster youth in the U.S. are entitled to Social Security benefits, either because their parents have died or because they have a physical or mental disability that…

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    Autism Education in the Wake of COVID-19

    Futurity Apr 30, 2021

    The shift to online learning during the COVID-19 pandemic has presented significant challenges for all children and parents, but especially for kids with autism. Children with autism often struggle with…

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    Mental Health and Our Children: Why We Must Invest in Solutions for Families

    Youth Mental Health Project Apr 30, 2021

    When is the right time to begin caring for a child’s mental health? As she heads off to college? During his high school years? As early as elementary school? The…

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    A Deep Dive on the Digital Divide During COVID-19 [Video]

    Mashable Apr 26, 2021

    Mashable’s Rachel Kraus walks through the many ways the digital divide has intensified during the COVID-19 pandemic — and why thinking about the internet as a freeway could inform how we close it. Read the full…

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    How Schools Can Build Trust With Families of Color

    EdSurge Apr 26, 2021

    Last fall, a poll released by the Kaiser Family Foundation and The Undefeated showed that seven out of 10 Black Americans believe that people are treated unfairly based on race or ethnicity…

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    How Village Health Clubs Are Bringing Down Malaria in Uganda

    Global Citizen Apr 24, 2021

    Ernest Masereka, a community leader in a tiny village called Rutoke in rural western Uganda, is helping to save lives by running a local health club. The club meets regularly…

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    The Impact of the Pandemic on Girls of Color

    Washington Area Women's Foundation Apr 22, 2021

    One year ago, I posted the question, “Who does home care fall on?” I warned that COVID-19’s abrupt impact on home dynamics was falling disproportionately on girls, and particularly, girls of color…

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    Helping Students Stay Engaged and Successful Throughout Remote Learning

    The Hechinger Report Apr 22, 2021

    I love my students and, boy, do I miss them. Teaching remotely over a computer is just not the same as seeing them in person. I miss eating breakfast together,…

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    After-school Programs Need Adequate Funding in the Pandemic

    The Hechinger Report Apr 19, 2021

    When the pandemic forced Austin-based Girlstart to go remote, the priority for Tamara Hudgins, its executive director, was finding a way to maintain that hands-on experience for the girls in…

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    Why Student Athletes Need a New Playbook to Stay Safe in the COVID-19 Era

    The Conversation Apr 14, 2021

    Kids are eager to play ball, and parents are eager to be back on the sidelines supporting them. But COVID-19 cases have risen in places where kids have been playing…

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    The Collective Impact of Childcare and Eldercare Programs

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Apr 5, 2021

    Intergenerational shared sites are not a new concept in the United States. Messiah Lifeways, a residential community for older adults in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, opened more than 40 years ago with a…

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