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    Media Coverage of Law Enforcement Use of Force and Disability

    IssueLab May 26, 2017

    Disability intersects with other factors such as race, class, gender, and sexuality, to magnify degrees of marginalization and increase the risk of violence. When the media ignores or mishandles a…

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    Evaluating the Implementation of the Positive Youth Justice Initiative Phase

    IssueLab May 24, 2017

    Sierra Health Foundation launched the Positive Youth Justice Initiative (PYJI) in 2012 with the goal of supporting California counties to change the way they approach and work with justice-involved youth.…

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    Syrian Refugees in the United States

    Migration Policy Institute May 22, 2017

    In response to the civil war in Syria that began in 2011 and has resulted in the displacement of more than 11 million people within and beyond the country’s borders,…

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    The Poisoned Generation

    The Atlantic May 21, 2017

    Casey Billieson was fighting against the world. Hers was a charge carried by many mothers: moving mountains to make the best future for her two sons. But the mountains she…

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    Why U.S. Criminal Courts Are So Dependent on Plea Bargaining

    The Atlantic May 18, 2017

    Shondel Church was arrested in Kansas City, Missouri, last July, accused of stealing a generator and a tool box from his stepmother. He sat in Lafayette County Jail for six…

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    Diversity, Inclusion and Effective Philanthropy

    Philanthropy Roadmap May 18, 2017

    “Diverse groups of people bring to organizations more and different ways of seeing a problem and, thus, faster/better ways of solving it.” We want to let you in on an…

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    Gender Transformative Philanthropy A Case for More Effective Giving

    True Child May 18, 2017

    Feminist donors and social justice funders who apply a gender lens undoubtedly share as many differences as similarities. What they do have in common is a passion for gender equality…

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    All Right, Color-Blind Colleagues, We Need to Have a Talk

    GuideStar May 16, 2017

    It is not good to be color-blind. There’s been plenty written on why. Psychology Today calls it a form of racism. Everyday Feminism details how colorblindness perpetuates injustice (the article…

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    Melinda and Bill Gates: Giving Away our Wealth Has Been the Most Satisfying Thing We’ve Done

    TED May 9, 2017

    In 1993, Bill and Melinda Gates took a walk on the beach and made a big decision: to give their Microsoft wealth back to society. In conversation with Chris Anderson,…

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    Investing in Women and Girls

    Center for High Impact Philanthropy at University of Pennsylvania May 9, 2017

    How aligned are “socially responsible” funds with the missions, values and goals of their investors? What screening tools are these funds using? What should they be using? In partnership with…

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    Addressing the Mental Health Crisis in WA Jails

    Seattle Foundation May 7, 2017

    The lack of adequate support services for individuals with mental health needs is at a crisis level in our society. This is something that confronts so many of us each…

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    This Timely Short About Immigration Humanizes Both Sides Of The Debate

    Fast Company May 5, 2017

    WHAT: Nacido de Neuvo, an extremely timely short film about a border patrol agent and an illegal immigrant. WHO: Los Angeles-based director Evan Kaufmann. WHY WE CARE: “This whole situation…

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