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    Shedding Light on the Overlooked

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Feb 9, 2022

    This past spring, we were in Chinatown San Francisco visiting low-income Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) youth who live in 150 square foot tenements with their families, sharing bathrooms and…

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    How Federal Assistance Planning Can Bolster Native Homeowners

    Urban Institute Feb 8, 2022

    The COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected Native American, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian homeowners. According to the US Census Bureau, there are 2.1 million Native households in the United States. Of these,…

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    Increasing Access to the Malaria Vaccine for Children

    Global Citizen Feb 8, 2022

    Nearly three decades after contracting malaria multiple times in childhood, Dr. Rose Jalang’o is now spearheading Kenya’s rollout of the groundbreaking malaria vaccine. The RTS,S/AS01 (RTS,S) malaria vaccine was approved by the…

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    Where I Found A Richer Understanding of Power Dynamics and the Meaning of Equity

    Camelback Ventures

    I took a leap of faith when I decided to join the first cohort of Camelback Ventures’ Capital Collaborative program back in 2019. I wasn’t sure what to expect from…

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    The Importance of Talking About — and Collecting Data on — Race to Improve Racial Equity

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Feb 7, 2022

    Not so long ago, the word “race” was something that many people shied away from — a four-letter word not to be spoken in polite company. Similarly, “racial equity” and…

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    Global Gender Gap Quandaries

    Geographical Feb 7, 2022

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Mark Rowe offers insights into the state of the gender gap around the world, revealing that persistent sexism is an issue everywhere.  • How can funders use…

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    Barriers to Serving Residents with Disabilities in Housing Programs

    Urban Institute Feb 7, 2022

    The nation’s affordable housing shortage affects millions of people with low wages, but for people with disabilities, finding quality housing they can afford is even harder. One in 4 adults in the…

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    Lessons in Community-based Approaches to Increasing Vaccinations

    The Rockefeller Foundation Feb 7, 2022

    In Baltimore, Chicago, Houston, Newark, and Oakland, The Rockefeller Foundation’s Equity-First Vaccination Initiative (EVI) supports community-based organizations working to increase vaccine confidence and uptake in communities of color. In this blog post,…

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    Sexism Remains Pervasive in Male-dominated Trades

    The Hechinger Report

    Apprenticeships have been around nearly as long as work itself, but in recent years policy makers on both sides of the aisle have begun to embrace them as an alternative…

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    Lead in Urban Soil Continues to Put Children at Risk

    Futurity

    Researchers analyzed and mapped soil lead concentrations along 25 miles of streets in Durham, North Carolina, a city of about 270,000 people. They found that while soil lead levels have…

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    How to Reduce Investing’s Gender Gap: Try Talking About Ethics

    The Conversation Feb 6, 2022

    The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea Women’s perception of unethical behavior among finance professionals may contribute to how underrepresented they are in…

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    Research Reveals Significant Impact of Gentrification on Minority Communities

    Futurity

    Minority communities disproportionately feel the negative effects of gentrification, a new study finds. Residents of these communities have fewer options of neighborhoods they can move to compared to their white…

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