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    Braven: Fueling a Generation of Diverse Leaders through Higher Education

    Giving Compass

    This Q&A is part of a series highlighting the work of Black education leaders in partnership with the 1954 Project. By the time she reached high school, Aimée Eubanks Davis,…

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    How Small Farmers Are Innovating and Surviving Through COVID

    The Counter Jun 1, 2021

    When restaurants sharply cut back on buying produce, small farmers turned to each other and to an old idea made new: the contactless CSA box. Romeo Coleman, a second-generation farmer…

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    Standing in Solidarity with the AAPI Community

    Americans for the Arts Jun 1, 2021

    On May 16, 2021, the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) sponsored an important virtual panel discussion about the epidemic of hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI)…

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    How Small Businesses Can Invest in Workers Post-Pandemic [Video]

    The Aspen institute May 31, 2021

    As a crucial source of employment in local communities, small businesses have an important role to play in advancing economic opportunity and job quality. Yet even before the pandemic, time…

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    How Teachers and Students Have Overcome Multiple Crises in Puerto Rico

    EdSurge May 31, 2021

    The pandemic has been just one of the challenges facing teachers in Puerto Rico. The island is still struggling with the aftermath of the 2017 Hurricane Maria, which destroyed a…

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    Dismantling Systems of Discrimination in Black Homeownership

    LISC May 31, 2021

    What will it take to address the persistent discrimination that drives down home values for Black families? A recent LISC webcast tackled the question as part of an ongoing conversation…

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    How Deficit Thinking Drives Home Workplace Discrimination

    Stanford Social Innovation Review May 31, 2021

    Soon after being recruited by The Washington Post in 1992, reporter Michelle Singletary asked the newspaper’s business editor if she was hired because she was Black. Then 29 years old, Singletary had…

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    Indigenous Peoples are Bearing the Brunt of Climate Change

    YES! Magazine May 31, 2021

    At any moment, on any school day, the entire future of the Quileute Tribe is at risk. The Quileute tribal school is within a stone’s throw from the Pacific Ocean,…

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    Community-led Design Makes Playgrounds More Accessible

    The 74 May 31, 2021

    When it comes to providing play opportunities to children with disabilities, not all playgrounds are created equal. On most playgrounds in the United States, complex play structures with lots of…

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    Millions in the United States’ Most Vulnerable Communities Lack Access to Water and Sanitation

    Global Citizen

    The US has one of the world’s most reliable water and wastewater systems, yet 2 million people lack running water and basic indoor plumbing. The nonprofit organizations DigDeep and US…

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    Organic Meat Less Likely to Contain Drug-resistant Bacteria

    The Counter May 30, 2021

    Organic meat is half as likely to contain multidrug-resistant bacteria as conventional meat, according to a new analysis of contamination data collected from nearly 40,000 samples of chicken, pork, beef,…

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    Jail Incarceration Rates are Inexplicably Inconsistent Across Cities

    Prison Policy Initiative May 30, 2021

    Why do some places incarcerate people at much higher rates than others? We considered this question in 2019, when we compared prison incarceration rates across U.S. counties, finding a wide range that…

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