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    Recent Report Exposes the Hidden Costs of Food in the U.S.

    Food Tank Sep 9, 2021

    The Rockefeller Foundation recently released a report measuring the true cost of food in the United States. According to the report, the true cost of food is nearly US$3.2 trillion a year–triple…

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    Hurricane Ida and Beyond: Helping Louisiana Communities Recover and Prepare for the Future

    Disaster Relief and Recovery Magazine Sep 9, 2021

    Since Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, communities in Louisiana have struggled to recover while also dealing with a stream of other disasters, natural and manmade. In August, Hurricane Ida made…

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    Battling Digital Opportunity Gaps for Students

    EdSurge

    A few months into the semester, Alex and his classmates embarked on a collaborative project that required students to research and create online using a variety of interactive tools. I…

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    How All Types of Students Benefit From Education Technology

    The Hechinger Report

    Schools across the country are turning to technology to help them better serve students who don’t speak English, who are at risk and who are adult learners back in school…

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    No Financial Protections for Vulnerable Exonerees

    The Marshall Project

    In 2015, the state of North Carolina paid $750,000 to Henry McCollum to compensate for the 30 years the innocent man spent on death row. Seven months later, he was…

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    Addressing the Water Crisis in the Gulf After Hurricane Ida

    Grist Sep 8, 2021

    It has been a week and a half since Hurricane Ida hit the Gulf Coast and the devastating impacts of the Category 4 storm are still being felt throughout the…

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    How Cash Assistance Can Help Improve the Labor Market

    The Aspen Institute Sep 8, 2021

    As millions enjoyed Labor Day with backyard barbecues, millions more reported to low-wage jobs, working unpredictable hours and facing difficult conditions that have come to characterize work for too many…

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    Why Investment in New Orleans Is Crucial to Address the Effects of Climate Change

    The Hechinger Report Sep 8, 2021

    Is there any school district whose students experienced more disruptions than those in New Orleans? Between the major storms of Katrina and Ida there have been dozens of hurricanes and…

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    Government and Charitable Actions Likely Kept Millions of Americans Out of Food Insecurity During the Pandemic

    The Conversation Sep 8, 2021

    Despite the profound impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the vulnerable in the United States, the percentage of Americans in food-insecure households held steady in 2020 at 10.5%, figures released…

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    Wildfire Burn Scars Can Intensify and Even Trigger Thunderstorms, Leading to Catastrophic Flooding

    The Conversation Sep 8, 2021

    Wildfires burn millions of acres of land every year, leaving changed landscapes that are prone to flooding. Less well known is that these already vulnerable regions can also intensify and…

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    Are Apprenticeships the New On-ramp to Good Jobs?

    The Hechinger Report

    The traditional high school-to-college-to-employment route has hit a number of potholes recently, among them cripplingly high college tuition and growing concern that higher education is disconnected from emerging work opportunities. Although demand for jobs…

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    Native Language Schools Are Taking Back Education

    Yes! Magazine

    For more than 150 years, the Wôpanâak language was silent. With no fluent speakers alive, the language of the Mashpee Wampanoag people existed only in historical documents. It was by…

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