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    What Funders Can Learn From the New Deal for Recovery in Our Time

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Dec 7, 2021

    As we confront the many inequities exposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, The New Deal, the Roosevelt administration’s sweeping policy response to the Great Depression of the 1930s, should be an…

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    Addressing Systemic Barriers to Help Homeless Women

    Ending Homelessness Dec 7, 2021

    How does “Build Back Better” mean for women who are being displaced into poverty and experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles? I have witnessed firsthand the systemic barriers that this population…

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    Disrupting the School-to-prison Pipeline By Reducing Suspensions

    EdSource

    Despite recent efforts to reduce California’s prison incarceration rates, severe racial disparities persist in our criminal justice system. According to a report last month by the Public Policy Institute of…

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    How Monopsonies Impact Workers Across Race and Gender

    Equitable Growth

    There are many obstacles in finding a job in the United States. Some of these obstacles are socially constructed, such as more household responsibilities shouldered by women compared to men. Other obstacles…

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    Socioeconomic Inequalities Land Students of Color in Special Education

    Education Dive

    Many students of color are put in special education for learning disabilities, but it’s more often due to social injustices rather than racially biased teachers, according to a study by…

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    Four Trends in Racial Justice Giving

    The Conversation

    The tragic, high-profile killings of George Floyd and other Black Americans in 2020 have sparked a reckoning on race. As researchers of philanthropy, we’re keeping an eye on how this…

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    Why Indigenous Representation Matters in Health Research

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Dec 7, 2021

    “Representation is really important; it plays a vital role in cancer prevention and research,” said Craig Dee, also a member of the Navajo (Dine’) Tribe, and a community health educator…

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    How Local School Districts Approach Transgender Student Rights

    The 74 Dec 6, 2021

    In 2020, the General Assembly passed a law requiring local school divisions to adopt model policies extending rights to transgender students. But even as debates over those policies have convulsed…

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    Charitable Gifts from Donor-advised Funds Favor Education and Religion

    The Conversation Dec 6, 2021

    The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea Large shares of grants that donor-advised funds distributed from 2014 to 2018 supported educational and religious…

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    Why Addressing Racism Against Black Women in Health Care is Key to Ending the US HIV Epidemic

    The Conversation Dec 6, 2021

    Forty years into the HIV/AIDS epidemic, Black women continue to bear the highest burden of HIV among women. Although Black women represent only 13% of the female population, they accounted…

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    Energy Efficiency Disparities in American Households

    Futurity Dec 6, 2021

    Residential energy use represents roughly one-fifth of annual greenhouse gas emissions in the United States. A team of researchers used data from 60 million individual United States households to look…

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    How Institutional Investors Can Combat Human Trafficking

    Brookings Dec 6, 2021

    In this first interview of the “17 Rooms” podcast, Kristen Leanderson Abrams and Carsten Stendevad discuss the role institutional investors can play in the fight against forced labor and modern…

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