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    Increasing Access to Preventable Medical Care is #Solvable [Video]

    The Rockefeller Foundation

    Access to preventative medical care is #Solvable. By making use of inactive militaries deployed around the world, Admiral James Stavridis describes how we can provide preventative medical care to the…

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    More Students Are Becoming Activists and Teachers Can Help Strengthen Their Voice

    EdSurge Nov 2, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Teaching media literacy can help foster student activism by applying a critical perspective to the inequalities within media messages and symbols that students see every day.  •…

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    We Are Failing Black Women with Breast Cancer

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Drs. Beti Thompson and Nancy E. Davidson explain the severe gap between breast outcomes for black women and white women.  • What is the role of donors to…

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    Afghan Women Learn in Hiding

    Global Citizen Nov 1, 2021

    Cooped up at home in Herat, Afghanistan, Zainab Muhammadi reminisces about hanging out with her friends in the cafeteria after coding class. Now she logs on every day to secret…

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    Environmental Funders Need to Support BIPOC Leaders Through Climate Justice

    Nonprofit Quarterly Nov 1, 2021

    Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) leaders of environmental and climate nonprofits experienced a surge in support from US foundations in response to COVID-19 and the murder of George Floyd. But…

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    How Board Diversity Can Advance Climate Goals

    GreenBiz Nov 1, 2021

    The most recent global energy shock is highlighting how important, and how hard, a well-managed transition to net-zero will be. While company engagement on climate change is rapidly evolving, new…

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    The FDA Authorizes Pfizer’s COVID-19 Vaccine for Children Ages 5 to 11 – A Pediatrician Explains How the Drug Was Tested

    The Conversation Nov 1, 2021

    Elementary school children in the United States will soon have one more layer of protection to keep them safe from COVID-19. On Oct. 29, 2021, the Food and Drug Administration…

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    Philanthropy Helps to Support Refugee-centered Leadership

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    As tens of thousands of Afghans have been forced to flee their country over the last few months, I’ve been listening to Afghans in the United States, worrying both for…

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    Mental Health Treatment with Dignity

    City Journal

    Today’s jails hold a disproportionate number of offenders with mental illnesses. As Stephen Eide has noted, these individuals often stay in jail far longer than typical inmates, which increases the likelihood…

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    Listening to Their Voices: Pace Girls Lead Efforts to Help Advance Equity and Program Impact

    Pace Center for Girls Nov 1, 2021

    Part two in a three part series. Read part one. In recent years, there has been a growing push for nonprofits to move to a participatory feedback model. But what…

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    Education Is Changing and School Absences Are On The Rise

    The 74 Nov 1, 2021

    October was the month we started to better understand how the 2020 pivot to remote instruction, and the subsequent fight to keep classrooms open amid COVID and the Delta variant,…

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    Why We Need Local Journalism

    City Journal

    Last year, you wrote The Forgotten, a book about the role that Luzerne County, Pa., played in the 2016 election. What should we know about places like Luzerne ahead of…

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