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    How to Advance Men as Allies for Gender Equality

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Companies offer unique opportunities to shape and influence gender norms, given their often-expansive value chains—the range of activities they undertake from source to consumption to deliver products or services. A…

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    How Indigenous Wisdom Can Advance Land Rights Issues [Video]

    GreenBiz Feb 23, 2021

    Attorneys and activists Tara Houska and Sherri Mitchell talk with All We Can Save Co-Founder Katharine Wilkinson about indigenous teachings. Read the full article about Indigenous wisdom at GreenBiz.

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    Progress on COVID-19 and the SDGs is Possible

    GreenBiz Feb 22, 2021

    In 2015, the world, acting through the United Nations, set in place a system of 17 very ambitious goals to guide humanity’s development toward sustainability through 2030. Now it is…

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    When Prisons Lose Power

    The Marshall Project Feb 22, 2021

    Prisoners are defecating in paper bags and overflowing toilets, there aren’t enough extra blankets to go around, and mess hall kitchens are churning out half-rations of unidentifiable cold food. As…

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    Making the Connection Between Gender Equality and the Environment

    Philanthropy Women

    It’s important to keep making the connections between gender justice and climate change for several reasons. First, it integrates the natural world into the equation when talking about how to…

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    Turning Sustainability into a Competitive Race to the Top

    United Nations Foundation

    We live in a world that is increasingly defined by competition – for resources, profits, shareholder value, and relevance. And while competition is often viewed negatively, it also has the…

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    Uniting to Strengthen Gender Equality Through Philanthropy

    Philanthropy News Digest

    Historically, women and girls have largely been largely overlooked by donors, with only 1.6 percent of Americans’ charitable giving directed their way. And the risk for women and girls will grow exponentially…

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    Myanmar’s Electoral Institutions in the Face of a Coup

    National Interest Feb 22, 2021

    The recent coup d’état in Myanmar is more evidence that democracy is indeed fragile. Myanmar is by no means what anyone would call a functioning democracy. But after several decades of military rule,…

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    The Role of Philanthropy in Reparations and Healing

    Johnson Center for Philanthropy Feb 21, 2021

    Across the nonprofit ecosystem, the imperative to acknowledge and right the deep wrongs of our own institutional histories is prompting more dialogue and action. Reparations for the descendants of enslaved…

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    What’s Happening in Myanmar?

    Futurity Feb 21, 2021

    On February 1st, Myanmar’s military launched a coup and seized control of the government, less than a decade after the nation began its transition to democracy. Myanmar’s elected leader Aung…

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    High-Quality Early Childhood Education For All

    The 74 Feb 21, 2021

    Even before the outbreak of COVID-19 and resulting mass closures, high-quality child care was in short supply. Between 2018 and 2019, half of states actually saw a decline in the number of…

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    The Power of Non-traditional Philanthropy

    Medium

    2018 is the year I officially gave up on traditional philanthropy. I have been disillusioned for some time with how intermediating institutions seem to lose sight of their purpose as…

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