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    Urban Coders Guild Commemorates Tulsa’s Black Wall Street

    The 74 Jun 19, 2021

    More than 100 years ago, a white mob attacked Tulsa, Oklahoma’s thriving Greenwood District, home to the city’s African-American community, killing hundreds and destroying businesses. Now, a group of young…

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    Disaggregating U.S. Economic Data to Focus on Racial Equity

    Equitable Growth Jun 19, 2021

    The coronavirus pandemic and resulting sharp recession put a glaring spotlight on the importance of data disaggregation. During the early stages of the pandemic, most states were not reporting coronavirus…

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    New Book Explores Putting NGO Work Back into Amateurs’ Hands

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jun 18, 2021

    Activism and charity have been transformed in the digital era. As Black Lives Matter protests across the US and globe coordinated over social media, mutual aid groups organized online to deliver…

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    Surprising Laws that Disproportionately Impact People Experiencing Homelessness

    Ending Homelessness Jun 18, 2021

    There are particular laws and policies that explicitly target and harm people experiencing homelessness. These include camping bans, sit/stand ordinances, and the plethora of other “quality of life” laws. These…

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    The Racial Wealth Gap isn’t Visible

    FiveThirtyEight Jun 18, 2021

    In the last year and a quarter, the pandemic has served as a stark reminder of just how unequal America still is. But it also hasn’t been a “reminder” for everyone. Black…

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    Assisted-living Facility Deaths Increased During COVID-19

    Futurity Jun 18, 2021

    Deaths in assisted-living facilities were significantly higher in 2020 than in 2019, according to a new study. The findings show the crucial need to pay specific attention assisted living residences…

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    To Improve Housing Affordability, We Need Better Alignment of Zoning, Taxes, and Subsidies

    Brookings

    Housing costs are rising faster than incomes, putting greater financial stress on U.S. families. In 2017, nearly half of renter households spent more than 30 percent of their income on…

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    What is Necessary to Support Victims of Domestic Violence During the Pandemic

    Urban Institute

    Each year in the US, nearly 7 million women and 5.7 million men are victims of domestic violence. As the COVID-19 pandemic takes a toll on communities around the world, domestic violence victims face…

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    Focusing on Co-created Outcomes for Social Impact Programs

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jun 18, 2021

    In November 2012, an article in The Telegraph reported that a flagship UK government welfare-to-work scheme was “worse than doing nothing.” In May 2016, the Independent splashed another headline to make the government wince: “Watchdog…

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    The Importance of Promoting Co-generational Service

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jun 17, 2021

    In the United States, age segregation is prevalent in national service, just as it is in housing, higher education, and community programs, and it limits opportunities for transformational social change we can ill…

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    The Impact of Domestic Abuse on College Students

    YES! Magazine

    Nearly half of college women in intimate relationships report experiencing violent and abusive behaviors from their partners, according to information compiled by the National Domestic Violence Hotline. In fact, college and…

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    The Connection Between Affordable Housing and Community Development

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    The San Pablo Avenue Corridor extends about a mile north of downtown Oakland, California. Like many other low-income neighborhoods and communities of color across the United States—including Detroit, Minneapolis, and…

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