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    Land Trusts Pave Way for Fighting Housing Insecurity

    YES! Magazine Nov 6, 2021

    Carlos Sanchez-Gonzalez, now 16, grew up in the working-class South Baltimore neighborhood of Curtis Bay. He recalls first experiencing housing insecurity when he was about 9. “My dad thought it…

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    How Fostering Safe Spaces for Black Students Aids Education

    EdSource Nov 6, 2021

    With students across California returning to classrooms earlier this autumn, it’s become undeniable that the ongoing pandemic is exacerbating systemic issues that long pre-date Covid-19. As in many similar districts,…

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    A Lack of Capital for Black Tech Entrepreneurs

    The City Nov 6, 2021

    It was, says Renee King, the proverbial straw that broke the camel’s back. While attending a conference for aspiring Black tech entrepreneurs in 2019, she listened as a white “angel”…

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    The Solution to Crime Isn’t Mass Incarceration

    Brookings Nov 5, 2021

    In his 2000 book “The America We Deserve,” future President Donald J. Trump argued that “we don’t have too many people in prison. Quite the contrary.” Trump added, “The next…

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    Investments Needed for Equity and Climate Solutions in Agriculture

    GreenBiz Nov 5, 2021

    Congress is preparing to consider a historic $135 billion investment in agriculture to fight climate change and deliver resources to farmers and families in need of support. The package would…

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    Lessons from Schools Effectively Supporting Students of Color

    EdSurge

    In May 2018, I was named the 2019 Kentucky Elementary Teacher of the Year and was offered an opportunity to take a semester-long sabbatical working with the Kentucky Department of…

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    Participatory, Community-driven Change in Humanitarian Aid

    Skoll Foundation

    Degan Ali is the director of Nairobi-based Adeso, an organization that’s trying to change the way people think about and deliver humanitarian aid. Adeso envisions an Africa not dependent on aid,…

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    Three Ways Mentorships Benefit Students

    The 74 Nov 5, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Lauren Fagella shares three ways that mentorships benefit students in school and have long-term positive impacts on student growth. • How can funders support mentorship programs? How…

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    Why It Is Critical to Focus on Carbon Reduction in Food Supply Chains

    GreenBiz Nov 4, 2021

    During GreenBiz’s VERGE 21 conference last week, conversations surrounding the food sector and its goal for reducing carbon emissions kept intersecting at one key point — the supply chain. “All…

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    College Food Banks Are Pioneering Programs to Combat Hunger on Campus

    The Counter Nov 4, 2021

    Nearly 1/3 of college students have missed at least one meal a week during the pandemic and more than 1/3 know someone who has dropped out of college due to…

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    Unlike the US, Europe is Setting Ambitious Targets for Producing More Organic Food

    The Conversation Nov 3, 2021

    President Joe Biden has called for an all-of-government response to climate change that looks for solutions and opportunities in every sector of the U.S. economy. That includes agriculture, which emits…

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    How Partnerships and Citizen Scientists Protect Their Community

    RAND Corporation

    Elizabeth Yeampierre watched tree branches whip past her windows on the evening of October 29, 2012, as Superstorm Sandy slammed into New York City. She had spent years warning of…

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