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    How Improvements in Public Housing Can Impact Public Health

    The Conversation Mar 25, 2021

    During a presidential election debate on Oct. 22, 2020, former President Donald Trump railed against Democratic proposals to retrofit homes. “They want to take buildings down because they want to…

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    How Nonprofits Can Take Action to Spur Equitable Change

    Forbes Mar 25, 2021

    Nonprofit leaders play a critical role in tackling the opportunity gap. The events of the past year highlighted the acute need to provide resources to support the private sector in…

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    Funders Are Backing a Push to Clear Criminal Records. For Many Involved, It’s Personal

    Blue Meridian Mar 25, 2021

    The Justice and Mobility Fund is another funder that threw its weight behind the Clean Slate initiative last year, along with Arnold and the Ballmer Group. ‘Ultimately, Clean Slate Initiative’s…

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    The New Market Tax Credit in Indigenous Communities

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 25, 2021

    In late December 2020, amidst a tumultuous US presidential transition and raging COVID-19 pandemic, the US House and Senate passed the Consolidated Appropriations Act, an annual constitutional obligation that funds the…

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    How the Pandemic is Changing What Farmers Are Planting

    The Counter Mar 25, 2021

    When the pandemic hit last March and sent food supply chains into a tailspin, many American farmers found themselves peering into a chasm of unknowns. Who would buy microgreens intended…

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    Effective Data Can Improve Learning for All Children

    Brookings

    With 258 million children out of school and 617 million children and adolescents in school but not achieving minimum proficiency levels in reading and math, we are rapidly running out…

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    Work-Based Learning: Investing in Our Future

    Noel S. Anderson, Lisette Nieves, and Becca Huntting Mar 25, 2021

    Part Two of a two-part series. Read Part One. Youth unemployment rates, which have steadily increased over the past decade, indicate that work has become increasingly difficult to come by…

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    The Risks for Indigenous Protesters Defending the Environment

    Grist

    Adán Vez Lira, a prominent defender of an ecological reserve in Mexico, was shot while riding his motorcycle in April. Four years earlier, the renowned activist Berta Cáceres was shot dead in her…

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    How Work-based Learning Can Secure Wages of Young People of Color

    The Annie E. Casey Foundation Mar 23, 2021

    A new report funded by the Annie E. Casey Foundation explores how workforce development organizations build quality work-based learning opportunities for youth and young adults. Unpacking the Work of Work-Based…

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    The Role of Insect Farming in Addressing Poverty in Rural Cambodia

    Eco-Business

    Ngo Sinoun recalls the gruelling time spent working in a garment factory. With four young children to provide for, the 37-year-old was forced to battle through ailing health to work…

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    Local News Serves an Essential Purpose During Crises

    NiemanLab Mar 23, 2021

    Evidence of a crisis in local news is everywhere in this country, mostly in the negative space left by shrinking and closing local outlets. One in five local papers has closed…

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    Understanding Green Bonds and What They Can Do

    Eco-Business Mar 23, 2021

    Green bonds are used by governments, banks, municipalities or corporations to raise cash for new or existing projects that are meant to have positive environmental and climate impacts. Bonds can cover energy, water management, building construction, water, land use and transport. Projects might be specifically aimed…

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