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    Helping Afghan Students Access Education Scholarships

    PhilanTopic Oct 21, 2021

    The emergency evacuation that recently unfolded in Afghanistan once again placed a spotlight on the plight of the world’s refugees. It is a recurring crisis. In fact, the United Nations High…

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    Supporting an Equitable Future for Food Systems

    Rockefeller Foundation Oct 20, 2021

    This World Food Day came at a critical inflection point for our food systems. There is broad recognition that the way we eat now is failing to protect our health…

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    Healthy Eating and Active Living Through an Equity Lens

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    McDowell County, located in North Carolina’s southern Appalachian Mountains, is overwhelmingly white. African-Americans are approximately 4 percent of the population, and less than 3 percent of residents are Latinx. McDowell’s…

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    Reimagining Public Transportation in the Wake of COVID-19

    Grist Oct 19, 2021

    Shavel’le Olivier relies on Boston’s public transit to do her shopping, run errands, and visit family. She lives in Mattapan, a neighborhood in the southwest corner of the city where…

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    Indigenous Women Are Finding Success in Mangrove Restoration

    Eco-Business Oct 19, 2021

    Almost eight years after Typhoon Haiyan barreled into Busuanga Island in the western Philippines, the lesson it left is still etched in the mind of village leader Annabel Dela Cruz.…

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    How Food Technology Can Enhance Transparency in the Food System

    Food Tank Oct 19, 2021

    Journey Foods, an Austin-based food technology company, is launching a new collaboration with colleges and universities to support students in food technology research. The initiative, JourneyLabs, aims to diversify people working…

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    Building Urban Food System Resilience

    Food Tank Oct 19, 2021

    By 2050, the United Nations expects the percentage of the global population residing in cities to increase from 55 to 68 percent. Already, up to 70 percent of the food produced worldwide…

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    The Gender Gap in U.S. COVID-19 Deaths

    Brookings Oct 19, 2021

    Men are much more likely to die from COVID-19 than women. This is true globally – where the death rate has been about 50% higher for men. Notably, this gap does not appear…

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    Medical Debt Forgiveness Could Increase Health Care Access

    Futurity Oct 19, 2021

    Earlier this summer, Stanford economist Neale Mahoney sounded an alarm with a study he coauthored: Americans have at least $140 billion in unpaid health care bills sitting in collection agencies—making the country’s…

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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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    The Links Between Climate Change and Global Food Insecurity and Conflict

    Eco-Business Oct 18, 2021

    Climate change will worsen conflict by raising tensions over food, water, and resources, according to studies by a global think tank and the US Department of Defense. “Food insecurity, lack…

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