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    Improving Workers’ Rights and Women’s Rights in the Care Industry

    Global Citizen Dec 20, 2021

    Santra Denis returned from the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow in November with a clear reminder of how women worldwide are more similar than they are different. Denis attended…

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    The Trauma of Losing Parents During COVID-19 Weighs Heavy on Children Left Behind

    The Hechinger Report Dec 20, 2021

    Children of color have been the most impacted by this compounded trauma of the pandemic: a study co-led by Harvard professor of pediatrics Charles Nelson found that about one in four children…

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    Social Determinants of Health: Low Life Expectancy in Black Neighborhoods

    Brookings Dec 20, 2021

    Earlier this year, the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) published data showing a 1.5-year decline in national life expectancy in 2020, largely due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which took the lives…

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    How to Connect Refugees with Vaccines

    United Nations Foundation Dec 20, 2021

    As the world enters a third year of the COVID-19 pandemic amid surging cases and a growing global vaccine divide, few other times in history have underscored the need for…

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    POC Students Experience Worse Teaching

    Futurity Dec 20, 2021

    “Previous research has revealed different forms of racial inequality within the US schooling system, including that youth of color tend to be taught by less experienced and credentialed teachers, but…

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    How to Give More Equitably in Indigenous Communities

    Alliance Magazine

    ‘Philanthropy has consistently under-funded Indigenous communities and, particularly, Indigenous-led organizations,’ said Edgar Villanueva, chair of Native Americans in Philanthropy’s board and author of Decolonizing Wealth. Over the last 30 years, the…

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    12 Wins for Women’s Equality in 2021

    Global Citizen Dec 20, 2021

    Recommitting to achieving gender equality only became more necessary in 2021 as progress continued to stall in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The global public health crisis has added 36 years…

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    How Foundations Can Better Support Indigenous Peoples [Video]

    Alliance Magazine

    In this peer dialogue, McCarthy discusses the Tindall Foundation’s work with Maori communities, how non-Indigenous funders can support Indigenous models of giving, and why decolonising systems and behaviour should be…

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    How to Protect Climate-induced Food Refugees

    Othering & Belonging Institute

    It is thus clear that not all climate-induced displacement is the same and that such differences need to be accounted for within any normative framework applicable to climate-induced migration. These…

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    Unmarked Indigenous Boarding School Graves Calls for Investigation

    Aljazeera Dec 19, 2021

    San Francisco, California – Phil Smith’s parents dropped him off at the Charles H Burke Indian School in New Mexico when he was five years old, in 1954. A member of…

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    Improving Family Services Provides More For Children and Youth

    Urban Institute Dec 19, 2021

    One-third of American families don’t have the diapers they need to keep babies clean, dry, and healthy. With diapers costing roughly $1,000 a year, many families struggle to afford (PDF) this necessity—especially families with…

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    Helping Immigrant Communities Navigate COVID-19 Misinformation

    YES! Magazine Dec 19, 2021

    At the beginning of 2021, Catalina Jaramillo had just started working as a staff writer at FactCheck.org, investigating and correcting misleading information about COVID-19 in Spanish. Immigrant communities were facing a…

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