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    Five Donation Tips for Helping Disaster Victims

    How Stuff Works

    Before you help the victims of devastating hurricanes, earthquakes, famines and floods, follow these five tips. 1: Send Money, Not Stuff Charitable organizations receive so many boxes of used clothing, shoes,…

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    Transforming Global Learning Programs Amid COVID-19 Through Virtual Exchange

    The Aspen Institute Dec 10, 2020

    What have we learned from COVID-19? We’ve learned that we suffer deeply when we lose human connection. That collaboration is the only way we can stop the spread of the virus.…

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    Increasing National Service Opportunities for Youth and Community Value

    Brookings Dec 9, 2020

    The COVID-19 pandemic and accompanying economic downturn are having staggering effects on young adults. Young people are typically among the hardest-hit groups during recessions, and getting off to a bad…

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    ‘Earn-and-learn’ Models for Diversifying Education and the Workforce

    Brookings Dec 9, 2020

    The pace of social and economic shifts often exceeds the capacity of communities and individuals to adapt to them. In the wake of centuries of structural racism and decades of…

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    World Hunger has Risen for Three Straight Years, and Climate Change is a Cause

    The Conversation

    World hunger rose for a third consecutive year in 2017, according to the United Nations’ annual food security report. The total number of people who face chronic food deprivation has…

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    How Much Would it Cost to End World Hunger?

    Global Giving

    World hunger is malnutrition caused by common factors affecting millions of people across regions and continents. These factors include wars, bad weather, lack of transportation options, falling crop prices, and…

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    What Rent Relief Programs Need to Prevent the Eviction Crisis

    Brookings Dec 8, 2020

    America’s renters are facing a bleak winter. As of early November, 9 million of them were behind on their rent. Remaining COVID-19 unemployment insurance programs expire on December 26, while the Centers for Disease…

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    How Much Can Dietary Changes and Food Production Practices Help Mitigate Climate Change?

    Pacific Standard

    The International Panel on Climate Change, the United Nations body for assessing scientific research related to climate change, released a Summary for Policymakers of the Special Report on Climate Change…

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    Addressing Water Scarcity on the Navajo Nation

    Food Tank Dec 7, 2020

    Over thirty percent of the residents in the Navajo Nation do not have access to running water, according to a recent study from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. To…

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    Where to Donate to Make an Impact for Atlantic Hurricanes

    The Center for High Impact Philanthropy Dec 7, 2020

    In one of the worst hurricane seasons in decades, three storms in the space of four weeks took lives, flooded entire neighborhoods, and damaged houses and critical infrastructure in Texas,…

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    Developing the Next Generation of Farmers With Multigenerational Farming Organizations

    Food Tank Dec 7, 2020

    On Mineral Valley Farms, three generations of Niman Ranch farmers are raising livestock for a more sustainable future. Brenden Kleiboeker’s family has farmed in Lawrence County, Missouri since they moved…

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    Liberation from Oppression in a Black Agrarian Collective

    Inequality Dec 6, 2020

    The Black Dirt Farm Collective is currently funded by grants, donations, and income from their training programs, but they are working toward building an Afroecological village that is self-sustaining and…

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