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    How COVID-19 is Severing Connection for Homeless Students to Their Schools

    EdSurge Jan 11, 2021

    As temperatures began to dip this fall, Allen Blackwell III says he and his colleagues at Baltimore City Public Schools kept watch on weather reports hoping to see it hit…

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    What Citizen Engagement Could Look Like Post-pandemic

    Route Fifty Jan 11, 2021

    In the aftermath of COVID-19, which exposed so many of the racial inequalities in our society, local and state governments cannot simply offer an inferior version of what came before.…

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    How to Start Your Own Community Fridge

    Mashable Jan 10, 2021

    Have you spotted an old fridge on your block, possibly painted in bright colors and surrounded by frequent visitors? You’ve probably stumbled upon your local community-generated food-sharing program, also known…

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    An Employment Assistance Model During a Crisis

    MDRC Jan 10, 2021

    Employment services and work-based supports are critically important in an economic downturn, especially for the most vulnerable populations. MDRC’s recent virtual discussions with two employment providers, as part of the Building…

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    Will the Pandemic Exacerbate Inequality or Bring Change?

    Futurity

    As the world struggles against the current coronavirus crisis, could social and economic transformations follow as before? Below, Stanford University historian Walter Scheidel takes on this question, looking at how disease outbreaks…

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    How a Boxing Champion Fights for Women Empowerment

    Global Citizen Jan 8, 2021

    One of Uganda’s most accomplished female boxers, Hellen Baleke, is using her skills in the ring to teach women to empower and defend themselves. Baleke has made it her mission…

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    Increase in Colleges and Universities Outsourcing Services During the Pandemic

    The Hechinger Report Jan 8, 2021

    The Tufts University campus was a quiet place in the fall, where students were scolded to stay in their dorms, checked frequently for Covid-19 and — if they tested positive…

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    Predictions for Success in Tech and Education in 2021

    EdSurge Jan 8, 2021

    Lest 2020 be forgot and never brought to mind—a hope more than a few of us hold—existing trends that accelerated during the pandemic will continue in 2021. That’s what lies…

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    Mental Health Innovation is Necessary for Economic Recovery

    Brookings Jan 8, 2021

    Since 2018, I’ve been administering an economic pilot to help marginalized groups find high-tech careers. Soon after I began, it became clear that mental health challenges were a critical factor for the…

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    It’s Time to Make US Disaster Policy More Effective and Equitable

    The Conversation Jan 8, 2021

    The year 2020 broke disaster records across the country in destructive and expensive ways. The Atlantic had so many hurricanes, meteorologists ran out of tropical storm names for only the…

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    The Relationship Between Gender Equality and Extreme Poverty

    Global Citizen

    Not a single country has achieved economic equality between women and men. As of 2019, women only had equal rights in six countries. Everywhere else, legal discrimination, harmful beliefs, lack of access to…

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    Young Millennials and Gen Zers Need to Navigate Unemployment During COVID-19

    Urban Institute Jan 7, 2021

    Roughly one-quarter of adults believe they are financially worse off now than at the beginning of the pandemic. However, not all generations have experienced the COVID-19 economic recession equally. In March and April,…

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