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    Black Americans’ Poor Mental Health Days Rise with Anti-Black Violence

    Futurity May 8, 2021

    Black Americans experience an increase in poor mental health days during weeks when two or more incidents of anti-Black violence occur, according to a new study. An increase in poor…

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    We Need to Focus on Nutrition Security

    The Counter May 7, 2021

    With Americans increasingly unhealthy because of the highly processed foods we eat, there’s more talk about the need for quality over quantity of food. A Senate rules committee hearing on April…

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    How Philanthropy Can Advance Latinx Health Equity in California

    Grantmakers In Health

    Despite decades of government and community efforts to improve health equity in Latinx communities, vast disparities remain. For example, Latinxs are the group least likely to be insured or to report…

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    How Seattle is Supporting Low-income Families Through Housing Vouchers

    NPR

    FESSLER: Any day now, they’re moving into a new two-bedroom apartment in northeast Seattle. She shows me a picture on her phone of a red brick building – old Navy…

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    Why People with Disabilities Are at Greater Risk of Going Hungry – Especially During a Pandemic

    The Conversation May 7, 2021

    The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed uncomfortable and distressing truths about American society: namely, the struggle many Americans face just getting by. Yet, while the pervasive food insecurity that has always…

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    The Need for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Invention

    RAND Corporation May 7, 2021

    Jerome Lemelson was a restless dreamer and tinkerer who filled his notebooks with ideas that became the gadgetry of modern life. Barcode scanners. A video filing system. The mechanism that…

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    Labor Costs of Two-Generation Partnership Programs

    Urban Institute May 6, 2021

    Across the United States, interest has grown in two-generation approaches as a strategy for lifting families out of poverty. These approaches vary in the combination of services they offer and…

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    Economic Recovery From COVID-19 May Be Leaving Out Mothers

    Brookings May 6, 2021

    “It is unclear whether child-care issues will prevent women from returning to employment as the economy recovers,” wrote economist Betsey Stevenson (University of Michigan) in a July 2020 essay for…

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    Why Every Classroom Needs Work-based Learning Experiences

    The Hechinger Report May 6, 2021

    Even before the pandemic shunted them into online learning, many high school students failed to see a connection between their work in the classroom and their real-world futures. The rare…

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    The Shared Benefits of Second Chance Employment

    Stanford Social Innovation Review May 6, 2021

    Nineteen million Americans—including one in three Black men—have a felony conviction, a formidable barrier to integration into society and the workforce. This tragically leads to high rates of unemployment and…

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    The Role of Transportation in Achieving Vaccine Equity [Video]

    Grantmakers In Aging May 6, 2021

    Transportation is an integral part of the solution to stabilize the health and wellbeing of older adults, particularly in rural communities. This webinar will feature the successes of rural communities…

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    Covid-19 Makes Affordable Housing More Urgent

    Affordable Housing Finance

    Affordable housing has shown its stability through different economic cycles and has been key in rebuilding communities after hurricanes, tornadoes, and other disasters. Now, as the country faces a different…

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