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    The Solution to Crime Isn’t Mass Incarceration

    Brookings Nov 5, 2021

    In his 2000 book “The America We Deserve,” future President Donald J. Trump argued that “we don’t have too many people in prison. Quite the contrary.” Trump added, “The next…

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    Lessons from Schools Effectively Supporting Students of Color

    EdSurge

    In May 2018, I was named the 2019 Kentucky Elementary Teacher of the Year and was offered an opportunity to take a semester-long sabbatical working with the Kentucky Department of…

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    Participatory, Community-driven Change in Humanitarian Aid

    Skoll Foundation

    Degan Ali is the director of Nairobi-based Adeso, an organization that’s trying to change the way people think about and deliver humanitarian aid. Adeso envisions an Africa not dependent on aid,…

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    These Toolkits Will Lead to Greater Impact in Organizations

    India Development Review Nov 5, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Here is a list of toolkits that help organizations address three critical issues: workplace inclusion, organizational capacity, and digital security. • Why are these three issues…

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    Targeting Racial Disparities in Child Welfare

    Exponent Philanthropy Nov 4, 2021

    The Sauer Family Foundation invests in strengthening the well-being of children so they thrive in their families and communities in Minnesota. After the events at George Floyd Square unfolded not far from…

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    How Five Students Inspired Action on the Sustainable Development Goals

    United Nations Foundation Nov 4, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Five students leveraged their knowledge, skills, and unique perspectives to help global leaders realize how storytelling can advance the Sustainable Development Goals.  • How can donors…

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    New Cancer Risk Prediction Tools Help Increase Detection for Black Women

    Futurity Nov 3, 2021

    Researchers have developed a breast cancer risk model that could help close a critical gap in identifying the cancer earlier in Black women. In the United States, Black women are…

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    Police Violence Against Black Girls

    The Marshall Project Nov 3, 2021

    On a warm September Sunday in 2016, a small Black teenager in a pink T-shirt biked through narrow city streets and rolled into an intersection. So did a Chevy Cruze,…

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    How Photos of Afghan Suffering Shown Over and Over Perpetuate Inequality and Harm

    The Conversation Nov 3, 2021

    Devastating photos and videos emerged from Afghanistan as the Taliban regained control of the country and U.S. troops prepared to withdraw in August 2021. A video of 19-year-old Zaki Anwari…

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    Key Insights on Diversity and Racial Equity in Leanly Staffed Foundations

    Exponent Philanthropy Nov 2, 2021

    Exponent Philanthropy is proud to launch, Mind the Gap: Exploring the Role of Diversity and Racial Equity in Leanly Staffed Foundations – 2021 Edition. This publication shares our research on leanly…

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    Changing the Narrative: Giving People Cash Can Strengthen Economic Security for Families

    Springboard To Opportunities Nov 2, 2021

    There is no doubt that housing and homelessness are issues our country can no longer afford to ignore. Unaffordable rent, barriers to home ownership, and growing homelessness throughout our country…

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    The COVID-19 Pandemic Increased Eating Disorders Among Young People

    The Conversation Nov 2, 2021

    Eating disorders began to spike among young people shortly after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Experts believe the increase occurred due to disruptions in daily living, emotional distress and…

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