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    Nine Rules for Better Housing Policy

    Brookings

    Earlier this year, HUD Secretary Ben Carson raised eyebrows when he proposed changing the agency’s mission statement, removing references to “sustainable, inclusive communities.” Changes to HUD’s mission statement reflect an underlying problem. The…

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    How Young People in Bali Are Fighting Plastic Pollution

    Eco-Business

    Waves roll in over the black volcanic sand on Sogsogan, a beach in southern Bali. Further out, surfers prepare to master the swell. Bali has long been a tropical paradise…

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    Making Sustainable Seafood Also Good for Business

    GrantCraft Jul 13, 2021

    Typically, the word “philanthropy” doesn’t conjure images of hair nets and grubby clothes. Then again, if you’re working for the Walton Family Foundation in its ocean initiative, that’s expected attire…

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    Approaches Critical for Mitigating Disasters in Conflict Areas

    RAND Corporation Jul 13, 2021

    Addressing the circumstances for the more than two billion people living in fragile and conflict-affected contexts (FCAC) is crucial for delivering on the United Nations commitment for disaster risk reduction. Indeed, the…

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    Repurposing Vacant Properties for Community Use

    Smart Cities Dive Jul 12, 2021

    The National League of Cities (NLC) and the Center for Community Progress selected 12 cities across four states to participate in the Vacant Property Leadership Institute (VPLI) training program. The four-day program…

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    How Restorative Justice Programs Benefit Young People and Their Communities

    Giving Compass Jul 12, 2021

    Recidivism rates for adults in the United States are notoriously high and youth don’t fare much better — one analysis found that young people were much more likely to reoffend…

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    Rural Employment Lagging in Returning to Pre-COVID Levels

    The Rural Blog Jul 12, 2021

    The nation is almost back to pre-pandemic employment levels, but rural areas are lagging in several ways, according to a Daily Yonder analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics data. Essentially, metropolitan counties…

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    Reimagining Justice in Detroit for Black Liberation

    The Aspen Institute Jul 12, 2021

    What would it take to make Detroit a “just city” – an actual sanctuary of justice for its residents? Amanda Alexander, founder and Executive Director of the Detroit Justice Center is working…

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    The Prevalence of Sexual Harassment for Women Journalists in Africa

    Nieman Lab Jul 12, 2021

    Women working in African media were twice as likely to experience sexual harassment at work than men, according to a new report by Women in News, a media development program by…

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    Preventing the Vicious Cycle of Debt and Development Crises

    Brookings Jul 11, 2021

    The COVID-19 pandemic is, we hope, only a temporary shock to economies everywhere. The appropriate policy response to such a disruption is to borrow to cushion the impact on consumption…

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    Prospective Home Buyers Ignore Flood Risk, Report Finds

    Environmental News Network Jul 11, 2021

    Buyers neglect to investigate the risk of flooding until after purchasing new homes according to a new report from the University of Copenhagen. The report also reveals that home prices…

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    Solutions to Food Insecurity Caused by Climate Change

    Grist Jul 11, 2021

    For years, scientists have been warning that higher temperatures will reduce the bounty of farms around the globe: The National Climate Assessment forecasts smaller harvests in the United States. One model suggests that world…

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