Starting a business is no easy feat, but the journey is often met with even greater challenges for Black women entrepreneurs. Access to capital remains a significant obstacle, as traditional funding sources tend to overlook or undervalue the potential of Black women-led ventures.
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Mental Health Supports in Rural Jails
The Rural Blog Sep 11, 2023Photo via RHIHub Rural jail population statistics paint a grim picture of traumatized, abused or mentally ill individuals who volley betwee…
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Fighting Voter Suppression that Targets Black Men
Stanford Social Innovation Review Sep 11, 2023Because the Black male vote is targeted for suppression, defending democracy requires an equally targeted and data-driven response.
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Gender Equity in the Higher Education Workforce
Higher Education Dive Sep 11, 2023Some 28% of women working for colleges believe they have been passed over for a promotion because of their gender, according to new survey data from Gallup. Hispanic and Asian women were…
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Problems with the Regenerative Agriculture Movement
The Counter Sep 9, 2023It hardly matters if you’re dealing with food justice activists or tech-startup entrepreneurs. Small, independent farmers or the corporate leadership of agribusiness giants. Policy wonks or research scientists. Everyone is talking…
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Increasing Women’s Visibility in Philanthropy
Philanthropy News Digest Sep 9, 2023Jeannie Infante Sager is the director of the Women’s Philanthropy Institute (WPI) at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, which works to “conduct, curate, and disseminate research that grows women’s philanthropy.”…
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Nursing Staff Shortages in Rural Areas
The Rural Blog Sep 9, 2023Nursing homes may not be ready for ‘tsunami’ of baby boomers. (Photo by G.A. Pflueger, Unsplash) Nursing homes have struggled for decades to…
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Asian Americans continue to make up a small percentage of the overall population of people experiencing a housing crisis and, in many communities, they are underrepresented. As an example, the…
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Forced Sterilization Policies in the US Targeted Minorities and Those with Disabilities – And Lasted Into the 21st Century
The Conversation Sep 8, 2023In August 1964, the North Carolina Eugenics Board met to decide if a 20-year-old Black woman should be sterilized. Because her name was redacted from the records, we call her…
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Understanding the LGBTQ+ Pay Gap
Triple Pundit Sep 8, 2023LGBTQ+ workers earn about 10 percent less over their lifetimes compared to straight white men — and LGBTQ+ people of color, transgender people and nonbinary people earn even less. So, what’s driving the LGBTQ+ pay gap, and what can be done about it?
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Why Housing Matters for People After Incarceration
Futurity Sep 7, 2023To support people who have been incarcerated and to reduce recidivism, policymakers and re-entry programs need to prioritize housing.
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Philanthropy Needs Rights-based Strategies and Tactics for Climate Action
The Center for Effective Philanthropy Sep 7, 2023Philanthropy has played a critical role in the struggles of peoples for freedom and justice through the centuries — from abolition, suffrage, and ending apartheid to strengthening democracy, promoting peace,…
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