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    Trends in the Globalization of Philanthropy

    Johnson Center Feb 17, 2021

    “[R]ather than other nations conforming to a U.S. model of philanthropy, you will find the emerging trend of the globalization of philanthropy, which is a dynamic process in which actors…

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    The Role for the Social Sector in Tackling Youth Crime

    NPC

    The social sector has long been a strong advocate for taking an ‘asset-based’ approach to young people at risk of/or involved in crime, and not simply seeing young people as…

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    Why Herd Immunity May Be Impossible Without Vaccinating Children Against COVID-19

    The Conversation Feb 17, 2021

    It may be summer before children under 16 can be vaccinated against COVID-19 in the United States. That’s a problem for reaching herd immunity quickly. Children are a significant portion…

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    #HalfMyDAF Is Back: What Donors Should Know in 2021

    Giving Compass Feb 17, 2021

    When David and Jennifer Risher launched #HalfMyDAF a few months after COVID-19 reached the U.S., nonprofits were facing an increased demand for services but a reduction in donations. In that…

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    The Importance of Preserving the Native American Vote

    Charity Navigator Feb 17, 2021

    Last year, the nation was focused on voting and election integrity. A dramatic election, during a worldwide pandemic, raised a host of novel issues. We also know from history that…

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    Lessons That Helped Nonprofits Adapt During COVID-19

    India Development Review Feb 16, 2021

    Almost a year has passed since the COVID-19 crisis began. Institutions and systems all over the world have been reflecting on this stressful period, extracting lessons learnt, and preparing for…

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    Remote Learning Lessons for the Future of Education

    The 74 Feb 16, 2021

    When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, many educators learned very quickly that online learning takes work. In the spring, teachers and administrators had to take on the near-impossible task of moving…

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    Resilience and Repair in Southwest Georgia: How Philanthropy Can Help

    Giving Compass Feb 16, 2021

    Part Four in a four-part series about the Georgia Systemic Change Alliance. Read Parts One, Two, and Three. While New York City and Seattle were making headlines as COVID hot spots last…

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    Rethinking the Way Black History is Taught in Schools

    Futurity Feb 16, 2021

    As the United States marks Black History Month this year, more K-12 schools in the United States are teaching Black history than ever before. However, ongoing analysis from Johns Hopkins…

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    The Role of Pay Secrecy in Maintaining the Gender Pay Gap

    Futurity Feb 16, 2021

    Pay secrecy contributes to the gender pay gap, say researchers. On average, women make 18% less than their male counterparts. Over the last decade, more than a dozen states plus…

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    COVID-19 Has Deepened Racial Inequities in School Attendance

    The 74 Feb 16, 2021

    Black students are faring far worse during the pandemic than others, new test data out of Ohio show, with COVID-19’s disruptions setting them back as much as a half year’s…

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    How These Women Sustain Villages with a Solar-powered Mill

    India Development Review Feb 16, 2021

    In Koraput district, Odisha, lies a remote village called Kanjariguda, home to an Adivasi community of farmers who predominantly grow ragi and rice. The village is so remote that villagers…

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