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    The Exclusionary Effects of Restrictive Zoning [Video]

    Othering & Belonging Institute Feb 24, 2021

    On February 18, 2021, Assistant Director Stephen Menendian presented the Institute’s latest research findings on the exclusionary effects of restrictive zoning, a summary of prior research, and it’s relationship to…

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    Creating a Homeless Response System that Addresses Racial Equity

    Ending Homelessness Feb 24, 2021

    Between 2017 and 2019, homelessness increased by 43 percent in Alameda County, California and unsheltered homelessness grew by 63 percent. The upsurge in homelessness is plain to see throughout the…

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    Why and How Investing in “Community Builders” Can Put Us on a Path to Healing

    Rauch Foundation Feb 24, 2021

    When my father grew up in East New York, it was a true melting pot of backgrounds and ethnicities. And the local YMCA was the place where everyone of every…

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    Ensuring Equitable Outcomes for People With Disabilities

    Global Citizen Feb 23, 2021

    COVID-19 has exacerbated inequality for people with disabilities around the world. They are struggling to access health care, are more exposed to the virus, and have disproportionately felt the social…

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    We Are in a College and Career Readiness Crisis: Where Philanthropy Can Play a Role

    Noel S. Anderson, Lisette Nieves, and Becca Huntting Feb 23, 2021

    Part One in a two-part series. Read Part Two. Our public education system, as it exists today, was not built to prepare young people for jobs in the present and…

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    How the Texas Electricity System Produced Low-cost Power But Left Residents Out in the Cold

    The Conversation Feb 23, 2021

    Americans often take electricity for granted – until the lights go out. The recent cold wave and storm in Texas have placed considerable focus on the Electric Reliability Council of…

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    The Connection Between Black Homelessness and Healthcare

    Ending Homelessness Feb 23, 2021

    Adequate healthcare is notoriously inaccessible in the United States, and especially so for communities of color. Coupled with western history’s immeasurable examples of medical racism, lack of meaningful access to…

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    What Gender Equality In A Workplace Should Look Like

    Forbes

    According to the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report 2020, North America won’t see gender equality for 151 years. The report also states that gender parity can have a large…

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    Indian Farmers Are a Powerful Force in Indian Politics

    The Conversation Feb 23, 2021

    For over two months, farmers in India have been on a largely peaceful protest over three laws the Indian Parliament passed in September 2020 to liberalize how and to whom…

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    Innovation in Food Desert Solutions

    Sharable Feb 22, 2021

    Food deserts are places where it is difficult to buy fresh food. Defined by the USDA as “parts of the country vapid of fresh fruit, vegetables, and other healthful whole foods, usually found in…

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    When Prisons Lose Power

    The Marshall Project Feb 22, 2021

    Prisoners are defecating in paper bags and overflowing toilets, there aren’t enough extra blankets to go around, and mess hall kitchens are churning out half-rations of unidentifiable cold food. As…

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    Potential Solutions for Cities Facing Climate Change

    Smart Cities Dive

    Today, more than 50 percent of the world lives in a city. By 2050, that number is expected to climb to 70 percent. As our cities continue to grow, so…

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