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    Adopting a “Safe System” Approach to Cut Traffic Fatalities

    Smart Cities Dive May 22, 2021

    The United States’ motor vehicle fatalities continue to rise. Preliminary data from the National Safety Council found an 8% increase in traffic-related deaths in 2020 with a total of 42,060, the highest…

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    Ensuring Everyone, Everywhere Has the Tools to End COVID-19

    United Nations Foundation May 22, 2021

    Equitable access to COVID-19 tests, treatments, and vaccines makes public health sense, economic sense, and moral sense. But if vaccine distribution remains as grossly inequitable as it is today, there…

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    Performance Reviews Influenced by Gender Stereotypes

    Futurity May 22, 2021

    A take-charge attitude at work typically earns men positive performance reviews, but for women, assertiveness only gets them so far. Although workplace evaluations are supposed to be merit-based, the study…

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    Improving the Well-being of Native American Families

    Native Americans in Philanthropy May 22, 2021

    Native Americans in Philanthropy sits at the crossroads of the largely non-Native philanthropic sector and tribal communities. We are at the center of a network of various partner organizations and…

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    The Pandemic Threatens to Exacerbate Existing Disparities in College Access

    Higher Education Dive May 21, 2021

    Students from groups historically underrepresented at colleges are continuing to be left out at higher rates than their peers, new data shows. The report, from two groups that advocate for college…

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    Gender-based Violence Against AAPI Women [Video]

    Washington Area Women's Foundation May 21, 2021

    Our #AskHer webinar this month focused on the impact of gender-based violence on AAPI women. On May 19th, we had a poignant discussion on how our culture, institutions, and systems…

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    Preparing for In-person Learning and Returning to School

    Futurity May 21, 2021

    Returning to school in person after a year’s worth of pandemic-induced absence is sure to spark a range of challenges and stresses for students, teachers, and parents. Jennifer Ruef and Sarah Stapleton,…

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    How Electric Cars Can Advance Environmental Justice: By Putting Low-income and Racially Diverse Drivers Behind the Wheel

    The Conversation May 21, 2021

    The global auto industry has begun a historic shift from gas- and diesel-fueled cars to electric vehicles. President Biden’s infrastructure plan seeks to speed up this transition by requesting billions…

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    Struggles for Homeless Students Amid the COVID-19 Crisis

    Institute for Children, Poverty, and Homelessness

    The integral role that schools play in the lives of students experiencing homelessness and the many challenges they face have never been clearer as the threat of coronavirus continues to…

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    The Impact of Racism on Biodiversity and the Environment

    Futurity

    The researchers examined more than 170 published studies and analyzed the influence of systemic inequalities on ecology and evolution. The paper in Science calls on the scientific community to focus on environmental…

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    How Juvenile-justice Schools Harm Native American Youth

    The Hechinger Report

    If schools in juvenile-justice facilities are a young person’s last chance to get back on track, our latest research shows that these institutions are failing. Students in juvenile-justice facilities often…

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    Visual Tools for Advancing Equity in Grantmaking

    PEAK Grantmaking May 21, 2021

    Black Voters Matter co-founder LaTosha Brown opened with the spiritual, “I Know I Have Been Changed.” What an inspiring way to begin PEAK2021! LaTosha shared her four-V strategy—vision, voice, values,…

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