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    Empowering America’s Essential Workers After the Pandemic

    Brookings Mar 19, 2021

    The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a harsh light on the moral indignity facing millions of essential workers who perform jobs vital to the country at great risk to themselves and…

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    Incorporating Racial Equity in Environmental Philanthropy

    Johnson Center

    InDEEP stands for Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity in Environmental Philanthropy, and it was launched in 2017 under the auspices of my organization, Keecha Harris and Associates, Inc. of Birmingham, Ala.…

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    Criminal Justice Reform: How Donors Can Help [Audio]

    Silicon Valley Community Foundation

    In this episode, you will learn about the work of Open Philanthropy and their Criminal Justice Reform Project. Chloe Cockburn, Program Officer for this project, joins Joyce Song, Director of Donor…

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    How to Foster Student Activism in the Classroom

    North American Association for Environmental Education

    Student activism is a hot topic at the moment, thanks in large part to the international spotlight on brave young people like Greta Thunberg and many other youth climate activists(link is external). But…

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    How Donors Can Support Native Communities During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic

    Disaster Relief and Recovery Magazine Mar 18, 2021

    How can funders respond?How do we, as funders, continue meeting the ongoing immediate needs of those we serve while supporting community recovery? It is challenging to be flexible as some…

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    Building Community Resiliency to the Polarization Industrial Complex [Video]

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Mar 18, 2021

    PACE Executive Director Kristen Cambell interviewed Andrew Hanauer, CEO of the One America Movement, a national nonprofit that works to confront toxic polarization and division by equipping faith communities to work…

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    How Neighborhood Councils Can Promote Participatory Democracy

    Participedia

    In the late 1990’s, Los Angeles was facing a crisis as discontent neighborhoods across the city expressed their displeasure at being under-represented by city government. The most visible sign of…

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    Emerging Tech Creating Regional Divide in U.S.

    Brookings

    The 2016 presidential election revealed—as nothing before it—one of the most striking but least-anticipated aspects of the global digital revolution. In a single dramatic vote, the victory of Donald Trump…

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    Lessons Learned on Education Disruption Due to the Pandemic

    The 74 Mar 16, 2021

    t was March 15, 2020 when Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the emergency closure of New York City’s schools amid skyrocketing coronavirus infections. (See our time capsule of what that surreal…

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    New Approaches Are Needed to Help Formerly Incarcerated People

    Straight Talk on Evidence

    This report discusses findings from a well-conducted randomized controlled trial (RCT) of program services funded by the Department of Justice’s Second Chance Act (SCA) Adult Demonstration Program, aimed at facilitating…

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    The Importance of a Global Gender-Responsive COVID-19 Recovery Plan

    Global Citizen Mar 15, 2021

    Women and girls tend to be the most vulnerable groups during conflict and crisis, and COVID-19 has put them more at risk all around the world. Women are more likely…

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    The Challenge Remains for Students and Families to Access the Internet

    The 74 Mar 15, 2021

    The day her teenage daughter’s hair began to fall out, Eva Garcia knew the stress had become too much. For months, Kimberly Son Garcia had been getting bumped off Zoom…

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