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    The Mental Health Needs of Asylum Seekers in Europe

    Migration Policy Institute

    In the wake of the 2015-16 European migrant and refugee crisis, mental health has emerged as a critical issue—not only for the well-being of asylum seekers who may have experienced…

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    How College Admissions Offices Can Address Racial Inequity

    Urban Institute

    Where students attend college has serious implications for both the education attainment and racial wealth gap, yet more selective, and arguably better resourced, colleges in the US are serving disproportionately…

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    Leading Black Scholars’ Work on Economic Inequality

    Equitable Growth

    Equitable Growth is committed to building a community of scholars working to understand whether and how inequality affects broadly shared growth and stability. To that end, we have created the…

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    Changing the Narrative of the Migrant Crisis During the Pandemic

    NPC

    Over the past year, there has been an increase in the number of refugees and asylum seekers attempting to reach the UK by crossing the English Channel. This guest blog…

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    Study Shows Difficulties of Abortion Rights Behind Bars

    Prison Policy Initiative Dec 18, 2021

    In the nearly 50 years since Roe v Wade established the right to an abortion without excessive governmental restriction, the courts have repeatedly confirmed that incarcerated people retain this constitutional right. Yet…

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    The Triple CCC’s (Covid, Climate, and Conflict) of Increasing Humanitarian Crises

    Eco-Business Dec 18, 2021

    One in 29 people worldwide needs humanitarian assistance, the United Nations said on Thursday, as underfunded aid agencies struggle to keep pace with rising human suffering driven by the climate…

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    Taking a Stand on Justice for Asian Woman Athletes

    Global Citizen Dec 18, 2021

    From China to South Korea to the US, Asian women in sports have become increasingly more visible, scoring Olympic medals and dominating international tournaments.  They not only serve as celebrities and…

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    Student Enrollment Continues to Decline

    NPR Dec 17, 2021

    The troubling enrollment losses that school districts reported last year have in many places continued this fall, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt public education across the country, an…

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    Police Brutality Erodes Public Trust and Cooperation

    SSRN Dec 17, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Desmond Ang et al. demonstrate how high-profile police brutality incidents reduce 911 calls, a proxy for public trust and cooperation with law enforcement.  • How can donors…

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    Lawsuit Alleges Illegal Spying on Indigenous and Environmental Activists

    Grist Dec 17, 2021

    Tribal members and environmental advocates filed a lawsuit against the Oregon Department of Justice on Tuesday for “illegal domestic spying” through its Oregon TITAN Fusion Center – one of approximately…

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    Why Philanthropy Must Do Better for BIPOC Nonprofit Leaders

    Nonprofit Quarterly Dec 17, 2021

    The very essence of philanthropy is to not accept the world as it is, but to demand and work toward the world as it should be. Too often, though, philanthropy…

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    Addressing Sexual Health Concerns During COVID-19

    United Nations Foundation

    Young people have sex. And that won’t stop during a pandemic. “It doesn’t for adults, so why would it for young people?” says Ngong Jacqueline Shaka, a clinical doctor in…

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