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    India’s First Waste Picker Union

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Oct 18, 2021

    In the early 1970s, Suman More moved to Pune, in western India, from a nearby village to be married at just 12 years old. Her new husband lacked a stable…

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    Philanthropy’s Role in Responding to Disruptions in the Civic Space

    Philanthropy in Focus

    Society has viewed Philanthropy and civil society as two opposite sides of a coin yet they have a partnership role to play in complementing and supporting each other. I share…

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    Building Bonds to Strengthen Philanthropy

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Oct 17, 2021

    When Alexis de Tocqueville visited the mid-Atlantic in 1840, he was struck by America’s power to collaborate. Americans “seek each other out and unite together once they have made contact,”…

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    Leading the Way for Student Choice

    Getting Smart Oct 17, 2021

    Student choice and voice in learning are essential. It is important that we provide a variety of opportunities for our students to develop skills in ways that meet their specific…

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    How Indigenous Communities Are Engaging in Climate Goals

    GreenBiz Oct 17, 2021

    In August 2021, two wildfires surrounded the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation in central Montana. By Aug. 11, more than 175,000 acres were ablaze, and all residents of Lame Deer, the largest town…

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    How Can Boards Represent Communities They Serve?

    BoardSource Oct 17, 2021

    “The recognition that organizational power and voice must be authorized by those impacted by the organization’s work.” These words come from BoardSource’s new way of framing the role of nonprofit…

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    If She Can See It, She Can Be It

    Chandler Foundation Oct 17, 2021

    The Power of Media Images Sixteen years ago, while watching a pre-school show with my then two-year-old daughter, I was stunned to see that there seemed to be far more…

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    Indigenous People Disproportionately Incarcerated

    Prison Policy Initiative Oct 16, 2021

    This Monday is Indigenous Peoples’ Day, a holiday dedicated to Native American people, their rich histories, and their cultures. Our way of observing the holiday: sending a reminder that Native…

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    Rising Temperatures for Poor Have Adverse Health Effects

    NPR Oct 16, 2021

    When Shakira Franklin drives from West Baltimore to her job near the city’s Inner Harbor, she can feel the summer heat ease up like a fist loosening its grip. “I…

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    Venture Capitalists’ Role in Protecting Human Rights

    GreenBiz Oct 16, 2021

    The increasingly widespread media coverage of surveillance and spyware technologies used to track ethnic and racial minorities and immigrants and surveil journalists, human rights activists and other prominent figures has…

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    Afghan Media Under Threat from Taliban

    NiemanLab Oct 16, 2021

    A new report published by Harvard’s Shorenstein Center for Media, Politics, and Public Policy says that Afghanistan’s vibrant news media landscape is one of the country’s biggest achievements in the last two…

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    Meth Overdoses Increase in Indigenous and Black Populations

    The Rural Blog Oct 16, 2021

    Deaths from methamphetamine overdoses increased 180 percent from 2015 to 2019, and “Researchers found Native Americans and Alaska Natives still have the highest rate of methamphetamine use disorder and have…

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