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    Three Lessons From Leaders in a Pandemic

    Forbes Dec 1, 2020

    This spring, the organization I lead was busy working to fulfill our mission: serving Oregon’s Latino and other low-income communities with programs providing affordable housing, community economic development and educational…

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    Funders Leverage Local Relationships to Fight Food Insecurity During COVID

    Yasmin Bendaas Dec 1, 2020

    Nestled in central North Carolina, High Point boasts a thriving private university and a bustling Furniture Market bringing in clientele from across the world. The city of 110,000 residents also…

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    Six Pathways to Housing Affordability

    Ending Homelessness Dec 1, 2020

    The nation is experiencing a major housing shortage coupled with a crisis of housing affordability. “New housing supply is not keeping pace with rising demand,” warns Sam Khater, Freddie Mac’s…

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    A Black, Queer Female Mentor Helping Marginalized Students

    The 74

    Dr. Torie Weiston-Sertan is late to the meeting because of a scheduling conflict — something that happens regularly because of the many different hats she wears. For Weiston-Sertan, 36, a full-time…

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    Equity, Innovation, and Opportunity in American Cities [Audio]

    The Annie E. Casey Foundation

    In this episode of CaseyCast, Annie E. Casey Foundation President and CEO Lisa Hamilton interviews impact investor Ben Hecht, who has served as the president and CEO of Living Cities…

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    Report Shows Success of School-based Food Banks

    Food Tank Dec 1, 2020

    A new report from the Global FoodBanking Network (GFN) finds that school-based feeding programs can effectively feed school-age children, even during COVID-19. Forty-one percent of children under the age of 15, or…

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    How Intimate Partner Violence Is Becoming a Policy Priority

    Urban Institute Nov 30, 2020

    President-elect Biden and vice president–elect Harris have already announced that combating violence and supporting survivors of intimate partner violence will be a priority for their administration. Practitioners and researchers agree it is…

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    How Higher Education Can Utilize a Holistic Approach Toward Student Engagement

    Education Dive Nov 30, 2020

    How do we keep our students actively engaged in a remote learning environment? Four months into this COVID-era academic year and this question still lingers for higher education administrators and…

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    The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season Was a Record-smasher – And it’s Raising More Concerns About Climate Change

    The Conversation Nov 30, 2020

    It was clear before the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season started that it was going to be busy. Six months later, we’re looking back at a trail of broken records, and…

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    How Growing Up in Poverty Affects the Brain

    Global Citizen

    A child who grows up in a low-income household could have a worse memory after the age of 50, the Atlantic reports. The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)…

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    The Ethics of Studying Infectious Diseases in Poor Countries

    The Atlantic

    In February of 2017, 64 healthy adult Kenyans checked into a university residence in the coastal town of Kilifi. After a battery of medical tests, they proceeded, one by one,…

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    Why Droves of People Still Move to Wildfire-Prone Areas

    Smart Cities Dive Nov 30, 2020

    Migration to wildfire-prone U.S. cities continues to rise despite an estimated 9.3 million acres of land that are expected to burn in the U.S. annually by 2050, according to new research by…

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