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    Why Family Businesses Could Become Leaders in Sustainability

    GreenBiz Sep 9, 2021

    The Jones family has a simple mantra: “There’s no need to boast about doing good, just do good.” That mindset has guided four generations of family leadership at Seaman Paper…

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    A Professional Reboot: Philanthropy Does Not Have All The Answers

    Camelback Ventures

    I grew up in a white, middle class section of Worcester, Mass. My friends all looked the same. Their parents all looked the same. Even my extended social network was…

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    Parenting from Prison

    RAND Corporation Sep 9, 2021

    Mass incarceration has contributed to significant, harmful, and lasting racial and class disparities in America’s federal and state prisons. In 2017, for example, Black people accounted for 12 percent of…

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    Our Financial Systems Stack Odds Against Formerly Incarcerated Citizens

    Aspen Institute

    Over time, many inmates incur large debts due to fines, court and public defender fees, and the like. Added to this burden are previous debt obligations, incurred prior to incarceration.…

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    No Financial Protections for Vulnerable Exonerees

    The Marshall Project

    In 2015, the state of North Carolina paid $750,000 to Henry McCollum to compensate for the 30 years the innocent man spent on death row. Seven months later, he was…

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    The State of the Afghan Refugee Crisis After Evacuations

    RAND Corporation Sep 8, 2021

    The evacuation of more than 100,000 civilians from Afghanistan is over, and Afghan refugees have started arriving in the United States, at military bases in other countries, or elsewhere for asylum processing.…

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    Black Lives Matter: How Far Has the Movement Come?

    The Conversation Sep 8, 2021

    Black Lives Matter has been called the largest civil movement in U.S. history. Since 2013, local BLM chapters have formed nationwide to demand accountability for the killings of dozens of…

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    How To Help Underrepresented Entrepreneurs

    Fast Company Sep 8, 2021

    Minority businesses could boost the economy by as much as $300 billion, according to the Center for Global Policy Solutions. Yet many of these are sole proprietorships and are often working with…

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    Reproductive Justice Includes Strengthening Abortion Access

    NCRP Sep 7, 2021

    Structural barriers have created a deeply unequal healthcare system that blocks access to abortion care, especially for BIPoC, poor and transgender people. Over 60% of people seeking abortions identify as…

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    How Social Entrepreneurs of Color Are Building Equitable Futures

    PhilanTopic Sep 7, 2021

    Cheryl Dorsey has served as president of Echoing Green since 2002, after having received an Echoing Green Fellowship a decade earlier to help launch the Family Van, a community-based mobile health unit in…

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    Donors Are Catalyzing Efforts to Help Afghan Refugees

    Alliance Magazine Sep 7, 2021

    Philanthropy is stepping up to provide support to Afghan refugees, including a $15.7 million grants from the LEGO Foundation, a $10 million emergency fund from Open Society Foundations, and a…

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    Why It’s Hard to Find Mental Health Support for Young People

    The 74 Sep 7, 2021

    A February 2021 survey of about 1,300 New York City youth, aged 14-24, found that only 42 percent who sought mental health support received it. Across the city, 35 percent of young…

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