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    How Social Entrepreneurs of Color Are Building Equitable Futures

    PhilanTopic Sep 7, 2021

    Cheryl Dorsey has served as president of Echoing Green since 2002, after having received an Echoing Green Fellowship a decade earlier to help launch the Family Van, a community-based mobile health unit in…

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    The Impact of Extreme Heat on Food Service Workers

    The Counter Sep 7, 2021

    With record-breaking temperatures blanketing the country and no federal heat standard in place, workers find they have no choice but to walk out. As a heat dome blanketed Portland, Oregon…

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    Why Don’t We Invest More in Disaster Preparedness?

    Futurity Sep 7, 2021

    If the New Orleans region had invested more aggressively in disaster preparedness instead of disaster relief, the total cost of Hurricane Katrina could have been just $7 billion. That’s compared…

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    Supporting Black Entrepreneurs Shouldn’t Be Seen As Charity

    Black Enterprise Sep 7, 2021

    In today’s global economy, racism is not only ignorant, it’s costly. Just ask Facebook, which has lost billions in advertising revenue amid calls to eliminate hateful rhetoric from its platform. Hopefully, this…

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    How One Movement Is Fighting for Wages and Workers’ Rights

    The Counter Sep 7, 2021

    Off a country road deep in Durham, North Carolina, dozens of people wearing white shirts gather under a large, white tent in an open field. There is singing, clapping, and…

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    A Deep Dive into Paid Sick Leave Policy and Worker Turnover

    Equitable Growth Sep 6, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • At Equitable Growth, Hilary Wething provides a focused analysis of how paid sick leave policy across the U.S. affect job turnover. • Why is it important…

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    Using Participatory Evaluation to Guide Youth Toward Their Goals

    MDRC Sep 6, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • MDRC’s brief on the impact of participatory evaluation research methods provides a blueprint for elevating the voices of communities being studied. • How are you working…

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    The Devastating Risks of Many Pledges for Net Zero Carbon

    Eco-Business Sep 6, 2021

    Plans for removing carbon from the atmosphere, if they proved workable, could exact a lethal price from those least able to afford it: starvation for the world’s poorest people. Anti-poverty…

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    Advancements to Equity in Mortgage Origination Processes

    Urban Institute Sep 6, 2021

    Rental payment history is a strong indicator of how well a borrower would perform with a mortgage loan. But until this week, these data have been largely left out of…

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    Calling Attention to Police Shootings in Rural America

    The Marshall Project Sep 6, 2021

    As police shootings have become a flashpoint in U.S. cities, The Marshall Project and the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting spent a year examining those urban killings’ little-publicized counterparts in…

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    What Does Family Financial Security Take?

    Urban Institute

    The traditional 9-to-5 day at a single employer isn’t a reality for many workers. Although data are limited on nontraditional workers, available data do show that more employers are using contractors, franchises,…

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    The Fecal Contamination of Flood Waters Following Hurricanes

    Futurity Sep 6, 2021

    Both human and swine waste contaminated surface waters with fecal bacteria in the wake of 2018’s Hurricane Florence, according to a new study. “We found that surface waters in eastern…

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