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    Sustainable Farming Required to Feed Nine Billion People in 2050

    Triple Pundit

    The CEO of one of the nation’s leading food and agriculture companies, Land O’Lakes, Chris Policinski, has an important message for us: “To move the planet forward, farmers must lead…

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    Improving Policies that Impact Black Boys and Men

    Brookings Dec 15, 2020

    Anything less than systemic change will allow the current system to continue to function as it was originally designed—to the detriment of Black men. To that end, the experts identified…

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    Early Childhood Education Overview

    Giving Compass Dec 15, 2020

    This overview is intended to help donors gain a deeper understanding of the U.S. education system and identify opportunities to address the root causes of inequitable outcomes for students. See…

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    2019 High Impact Giving Guide

    Center for High Impact Philanthropy

    Welcome to our annual High Impact Giving Guide, designed to help donors make a bigger difference with their philanthropic gifts. In the beginning pages of this guide you’ll find eight…

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    US University Programming For Refugees

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Despite such success stories, current US refugee policy may prevent the future Penziases of the world from attending US universities. Today the world is facing the largest migrant crisis in…

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    Youth Are the Future of the Global Food System

    Food Tank Dec 14, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • The 2018 Symposium on ‘Youth for Growth’ brought food leaders together to discuss how young people can be involved in global food security and sustainable agriculture.  • How can…

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    Sustaining Giving to Black-led Nonprofits

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Dec 14, 2020

    This year, as COVID-19 raged and our nation faced a collective racial reckoning, we’ve seen increased charitable giving both to Black communities and to Black-led organizations that are implementing new…

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    Why Healing Justice is Integral to Fighting Anti-blackness

    Washington Area Women's Foundation Dec 14, 2020

    On December 10th Cara Page, Black Queer Feminist cultural/memory worker, curator, and organizer and Richael Faithful (they/them), a multi/interdisciplinary folk healing artist, healing culture strategist, conflict worker, radical lawyer, complex…

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    How Teacher Evaluations Systemically Disparage Black Teachers

    Chalkbeat Chicago Dec 13, 2020

    Chicago’s Black educators who taught in high-poverty schools were more likely to receive lower scores on teacher evaluations, new research shows, pointing to bias in a widely used measure that…

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    Why School Districts Must Foster Social Responsibility During This Time

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Dec 13, 2020

    Weaving through the barren roads of North Memphis, Tennessee, I drive past rows of blighted homes, a tattered gas station with the sole grocery store, and a few bus stops…

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    How Nonprofit Leaders Are Developing Infrastructure to Empower Communities

    Nonprofit Finance Fund Dec 13, 2020

    Police and prisons don’t make us feel safe, argues Zach Norris, Executive Director, Ella Baker Center for Human Rights. Rather, what matters are relationships and community. Norris believes in the power…

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    Five Pacific Women Activists Making a Difference in 2020

    Global Citizen Dec 13, 2020

    Globally, 1 in 3 women will experience some form of gender-based violence in their lifetime. For women and girls in the Pacific, it’s closer to 3 in 4, or more than double —…

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