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    GDP is Unable to Measure Equity

    Washington Center for Equitable Growth Oct 24, 2021

    U.S. Gross Domestic Product is one of the most-cited economic statistics and is regularly regarded as shorthand for measuring the economic outcomes of the entire nation. Although it once represented…

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    Disparities in Homeownership Caused by Systemic Racism

    Urban Institute Oct 23, 2021

    The 30 percentage-point homeownership gap between Black and white households is wider today than it was in 1960, when explicit housing discrimination was still legal. Applicants of color experience higher…

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    Giving Done Right Season 2, Episode 6: The Arts and a Just World

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Oct 22, 2021

    In the sixth episode of Giving Done Right season two, CEP’s Phil and Grace talk with Dr. Elizabeth Alexander, poet and president of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Elizabeth delves into how to apply a social and racial…

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    The Pandemic Shifted Priorities for the Communities We Serve, So We Shifted with Them

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Oct 22, 2021

    Two years ago, in September 2019, the World Education Services (WES) Mariam Assefa Fund awarded its first grants to organizations working to build more inclusive economies for immigrants and refugees in the…

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    Reimagining Power Dynamics in Capitalism

    FSG Oct 21, 2021

    In the six years since the first Fortune Change the World list was published, and particularly over the past 18 months, there have been increased calls for the world to reimagine capitalism and for…

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    In the Information Age, Social Science Is Needed More Than Ever

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Oct 21, 2021

    WIRED magazine editor Chris Anderson declared “The End of Theory” in 2008, arguing that “big data” had rendered traditional scientific theory and testing irrelevant. Even for the often-triumphalist magazine, Anderson’s…

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    North Carolina Pipeline Threatens Indigenous Land Rights

    Grist Oct 21, 2021

    When Crystal Cavalier-Keck heard in 2018 that an energy developer was planning to build a natural-gas pipeline near her hometown of Mebane, North Carolina, she was immediately concerned. Cavalier-Keck, who…

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    Study Connects Environmental Injustice with the Spread of COVID-19

    Futurity Oct 20, 2021

    Population density and long-term exposure to air pollution influenced the speed at which COVID-19 spread through metropolitan areas, research finds. During the “first wave” of COVID-19 in the United States,…

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    Bringing a Racial Equity Lens to Homelessness Organizations

    Ending Homelessness Oct 19, 2021

    The sobering reality is that while Black Americans make up just 12% of the population, they represent 39% of people experiencing homelessness — the largest share for any population. In Los Angeles…

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    Increasing Access for Latinx Individuals to Tech Industries

    The Aspen Institute Oct 19, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • This report highlights ways to increase access and representation of the Latinx population to tech entrepreneurship by creating digital skill-building pipelines to employment opportunities.  •  What…

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    A Call for Philanthropic Investment to Help Black-led Migrant Groups

    NCRP Oct 18, 2021

    This fall’s images of Border Patrol officers on horseback back using whips to drive Haitian asylum seekers across the Mexican border was a horrifying spectacle that highlighted the dire programmatic and funding challenges that Black-led migrant organizations face on an almost daily basis. Soon after these images went viral, a coalition of…

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    Building Wealth in Home Equity Still Has Racial Gaps

    Urban Institute Oct 18, 2021

    Homeowners ages 62 and older collectively own $9.2 trillion in home equity wealth. But since the 2008 housing bust, very few have accessed the wealth stored in their home equity—even though many…

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