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    Telehealth in Nursing Homes Didn’t Work For Everyone

    Futurity Nov 9, 2021

    The use of telehealth at nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic not only reduced stress for some residents, but also increased access to convenient care. But there were some downsides.…

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    Philanthropic Investment in Job Training Can Help Students After COVID

    The 74 Nov 9, 2021

    Could student-run vertical farms — hyper-efficient, clean facilities where produce grows up on racks, instead of out across fields — help stabilize small cities in northwest Tennessee? Could apprenticeships with local…

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    Addressing the Climate Emergency Demands Participatory Grantmaking

    Food Tank Nov 8, 2021

    Food system experts gathered at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) Nourish Scotland Pavilion in Glasgow on November 7 to discuss the role philanthropy should play in the climate emergency.…

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    East Coast Flooding is a Reminder that Sea Level is Rising as the Climate Warms

    The Conversation Nov 8, 2021

    The U.S. East Coast has been experiencing hurricane-like flooding in recent days, with Georgia and the Carolinas getting the latest round. High tides are part of the problem, but there’s…

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    The Importance of Broadband in America

    The Brookings Institution

    For the vast majority of us, broadband has become so commonplace in our professional, personal, and social lives that we rarely think about how much we depend on it. Yet…

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    The New, Equitable Face of CTE Programs

    MDRC Nov 7, 2021

    While many of the high school career and technical education (CTE) programs of today have evolved since the vocational education “wood shop” classes of the 1970s, some students and their…

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    Childcare Is Essential, Yet Underpaid

    The Hechinger Report Nov 7, 2021

    At Aliya Johnson Roberts’ two child care centers in Philadelphia, many employees aren’t done working when they clock out at the end of a long day nurturing and teaching young…

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    Land Conservation Starts From the Bottom Up in India’s Commons

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 7, 2021

    “What do we see at the village level?” asked Jagveer Singh, of GVMNL, an NGO in Rajasthan, in India. “Encroachment is increasing, and regulatory authorities aren’t doing much. People tell…

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    Beef Production Can Become More Environmentally Friendly

    YES! Magazine Nov 7, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Madeline Ostrander discusses the Mortenson family, who are forefront farmers and ranchers and their work may be the first step toward a better model of animal agriculture for the…

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    Four Ways Businesses Can Learn from Foundations

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 7, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Authors assess four ways that businesses can learn from foundations as they try to expand into “opportunity zones.” • The authors worry that opportunity zone tax…

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    The Implications of How We Define “Middle Class”

    Urban Institute

    In July, the New York Times asked readers to describe what it’s like to be middle class in America. From more than 500 responses, the Times highlighted stories from seven families around the country with annual…

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    Food Supply Chains Are Struggling Post-Lockdown

    GreenBiz Nov 6, 2021

    Strawberries at Christmas: an image that epitomizes consumer fantasies from the global food supply chain. Hidden behind the haze of food supply “magic” is the reality of increasingly pressured resources…

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