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    Using Tech to Identify Forced Labor in the Seafood Industry

    The Counter Feb 26, 2021

    Every year, the U.S. imports billions of dollars worth of seafood from countries that may be using forced labor on distant water fishing vessels. A growing cadre of tech companies…

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    Mutual Aid Groups are Stepping Up in the Wake of the Texas Utility Crisis

    Grist Feb 26, 2021

    When a severe winter storm tore through Texas last Monday, Kirby Lynch lost water and power in her RV home in Collin County. The snow came up to her ankles…

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    Policies that Encourage Workers to Show Up Sick Are Legal

    The Conversation Feb 26, 2021

    Working in meatpacking plants has always been dangerous. A recent study shows that it became deadlier in the era of COVID-19, even as company profits soared. This analysis, published in…

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    Philanthropy and the Destructive Illusion of Leveling the Playing Field

    Nonprofit AF

    A few months ago a program officer and I were talking about the lack of funding that goes to communities-of-color-led nonprofits (only about 10% of philanthropic dollars go to organizations of color).…

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    Urban Populations Are Moving to Rural Areas to Escape Coronavirus

    Grist

    Cities across the United States, and New York City especially, are dealing with explosive virus transmission rates and dwindling hospital resources. It makes sense that city dwellers are itching to flee…

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    How Work-based Learning Can Bolster Young Adults of Color

    The Aspen Institute Feb 26, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • In this report, four organizations engaged in Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Generation Work initiative describe work-based learning opportunities for young adults of color.  • How can…

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    Why Expanding Employee Ownership Should Be a Priority

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Feb 25, 2021

    We are told that we live in an age of tribalism, when political and cultural allegiances shape our view of the world. But there is at least one thing that…

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    Addressing the Rural-urban Economic Divide in COVID Recovery

    Equitable Growth

    Prior to the current coronavirus recession, most U.S. economic metrics pointed to a slow but steady nationwide recovery amid an 11-year post-Great Recession run of economic growth. But prosperity was…

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    Some Workers’ Rights Are Threatened During the Pandemic

    Eco-business Feb 24, 2021

    Digital platforms have soared five-fold over the past decade, offering opportunities to some but also eroding workers’ rights, the International Labour Organization (ILO) said on Tuesday. From ride-sharing apps like…

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    Prolonged Recovery For Women-owned Businesses During the Pandemic

    Global Citizen Feb 24, 2021

    Women-owned businesses in Canada are taking nearly twice the amount of time to recover financially from the impacts of COVID-19 than those owned by men, a new study revealed. The Business…

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    Remote Learning Must Address Youth Experiencing Homelessness

    The 74

    As our country continues to wrestle with the damaging effects of the coronavirus pandemic, and school closures become the norm nationwide in an attempt to slow the spread, millions of…

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    In Texas, Price Gouging During Disasters is Illegal

    The Conversation Feb 24, 2021

    In Houston, as millions suffered power and water outages, food shortages and subfreezing temperatures, another problem confronted families: price hikes. Steep increases in the price of food, gas and fuel…

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