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    Illinois to Provide Child Care Workers with a $1,000 Bonus

    Chalkbeat Sep 25, 2021

    Illinois will give every eligible child care worker in the state a one-time $1,000 bonus in an effort to stem high turnover and ease a staffing crunch that has challenged the industry.…

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    Data Can Help Show Needs of Both Renters and Landlords

    Urban Institute Sep 24, 2021

    Buildings with fewer than five units account for about half of all US rental units (PDF). Units in these buildings, especially in two-to-four-unit buildings, are more affordable than units in larger multifamily buildings, and owners…

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    Building Inclusive, High-quality, Online Education Programs

    EdSource Sep 24, 2021

    The quick shift to teaching online in 2020 forced all of us in higher education to rethink how to do what we do and why. Those lessons, however messy and…

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    Understanding the Future Implications of Indoor Agriculture

    GreenBiz Sep 24, 2021

    Indoor agriculture has been outcompeting yield gains in field production and greenhouses by orders of magnitude. As droughts across the U.S. — and the rest of the world — intensify, its promise…

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    How Philanthropy Can Leverage its Position to Amplify Indigenous Issues

    Native Americans in Philanthropy Sep 24, 2021

    Gabby Petito’s disappearance immediately captured our collective attention. The social platforms—from  Tiktok to Twitter—were supplying hour-by-hour information with theories, stories, data, awareness campaigns, and investigative updates. TV news followed. We could not divert our eyes, which is so important when…

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    Long Power Outages After Disasters Aren’t Inevitable – But to Avoid Them, Utilities Need to Think Differently

    The Conversation Sep 24, 2021

    A busy 2021 Atlantic hurricane season is in full swing. The year’s 18th named storm, Sam, has become a hurricane. Meanwhile, some residents in the parts of Louisiana hit hardest…

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    Half of Unvaccinated Workers Say They’d Rather Quit than Get a Shot – But Real-world Data Suggest Few are Following Through

    The Conversation Sep 24, 2021

    Are workplace vaccine mandates prompting some employees to quit rather than get a shot? A hospital in Lowville, New York, for example, had to shut down its maternity ward when…

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    The High Suicide Rates of Military Members Since 9/11

    Futurity Sep 24, 2021

    In the 20 years since the September 11 terror attacks, four times as many deaths among members of the military have been caused by suicide compared to those killed in…

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    The YieldWise Initiative to End Food Loss

    The Conversation Sep 23, 2021

    I grew up in a small farm in eastern Kenya. My family planted various crops, hoping to boost our income. On one occasion, an extension agent brought us some seeds…

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    How France Has Mandated Citywide Housing Affordability

    Urban Institute Sep 23, 2021

    Metropolitan regions in the United States suffer from high levels of economic and racial segregation, partly as a result of racially discriminatory and exclusionary decisions made by local governments to prevent affordable housing construction…

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    How to Improve Refugee Self-reliance and Host Community Resilience

    The Brookings Institution

    So far, and especially in the case of Turkey, support for refugees has focused on making them fit more easily into host country economies. But, with many Syrian refugees now…

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    Inflation’s Adverse Role in the U.S. Criminal Justice System

    Prison Policy Initiative

    Each state sets a statutory definition of which thefts are felonies (punishable by longer sentences in prison) and which are misdemeanors (punishable by shorter sentences in jail). But in many…

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