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    It Is Possible to Reduce the Harm of Prison Trauma

    Urban Institute

    Prisons are inherently traumatic places that dehumanize people in the name of security and control. Incarcerated people navigate constant surveillance, social isolation, limited personal care services, ongoing harassment, and threats of violence…

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    Community Power-building Movements Can Bring About Change

    Funders for Justice

    In the spring of 2017, Funders for Justice (FFJ) launched its inaugural cohort of Advisors – nine field leaders recognized for their leadership in community power-building, racial and gender justice, police accountability campaigns, and anti-criminalization movements.…

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    What Workplace Diversity Reveals About the Gender Pay Gap

    RAND Corporation

    In nearly every profession, women are paid less than men. In medicine, where detailed data on doctors’ productivity, hours worked, education, and experience are available and gender differences in these have been…

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    Investing to Address Inequities in LGBTQI Communities

    Criterion Institute Jan 16, 2022

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Alliance Magazine guides investors on how to use their decision-making to address the pervasive inequities in LGBTQI communities. • How is investing through an LGBTQI lens…

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    Why Immigrants and Incarcerated People Need Voting Rights

    Othering & Belonging Institute

    He pays taxes, volunteers in his community, and is gainfully employed, but still his voice remains unheard. Although today he could be on a politician’s reelection campaign poster, Gary Malachi Scott…

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    REDD+ and Carbon Offsetting for Conservation and Climate Action

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jan 16, 2022

    “This thing used to be the size of a chicken coop,” Cacique Matsulu said to me as we arrived to ACATISEMA’s new offices in Cumaribo. “Now look at it.” A Sikuani…

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    Delivering Educational Outcomes Through Collaborative Networks

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jan 16, 2022

    Public service programs often pose a confusing maze to the people they intend to serve. Agencies often work in isolation, with broken pathways looping back on themselves or leading to…

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    Report Details Harmful Consequences of Prison Food Policies

    Food Tank

    Impact Justice, a nonprofit dedicated to justice reform, recently released a report that finds the low standards of food in prisons can have long-term negative impacts on people who are…

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    Civil War in Yemen Sparks Mental Health Crisis

    Doctors Without Borders Jan 15, 2022

    The crisis in Yemen has been going on for more than six years, and it’s no longer a top story in the headlines. Fortunately, in Hajjah governorate we see fewer…

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    Immigration and Access to Healthcare

    Migration Policy Institute Jan 15, 2022

    Medicaid, the largest public health insurance program for the non-elderly, low-income population in the United States, has been an important lifeline for many since the pandemic began, with almost 10…

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    How Schools Pivot to Address COVID Variants

    The Hechinger Report Jan 15, 2022

    Scott County School District 1 in Austin, Indiana reopened for the fall semester with optional face masks, less distancing in classrooms and no remote option. District leaders quickly realized they…

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    How Social-emotional Learning Relates to Executive Function and Empowerment

    Education Dive

    All aspects of schooling require social-emotional competency and a mastery of Executive Function. Yet, it is only recently that we have begun to question if and how kids learn these…

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