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    Severe Drought Has Farmers Worried About Next Year’s Harvest

    Harvest Public Media Oct 25, 2020

    Much of the Great Plains is experiencing drought: So far, at least half of Nebraska, Kansas, and Iowa, and Oklahoma are abnormally dry, with large areas experiencing severe drought. As…

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    We Need an Immediate, Equitable Response to Student Debt

    Equitable Growth Oct 25, 2020

    Today, about 43 million adults in the United States collectively hold $1.5 trillion in federal student loan debt and an additional $119 billion in private student loans not backed by the federal…

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    Finding Jobs for Qualified Workers During a Pandemic

    Brookings Oct 24, 2020

    State and local governments are struggling to adapt to the massive unemployment surge resulting from the COVID-19 crisis and the simultaneous need to change how they deliver career services to…

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    USDA Extends Free Meals for Children Until End of 2020 – 2021 School Year

    Food Tank Oct 23, 2020

    During the COVID-19 pandemic, 47 percent of American families are living with hunger, according to a report by No Kid Hungry. For Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) families, the…

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    The Impact of COVID-19 on Global Extreme Poverty

    Brookings Oct 23, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Homi Kharas, writing for Brookings, argues that global poverty has worsened due to a lack of political will and international leadership, and not solely because of COVID-19.  • What…

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    Minnesota Built a Rural Therapy Program for Farmers Struggling to Cope

    The Counter Oct 23, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • This article highlighted at The Counter discusses Minnesota’s state legislature which has invested in a unique, heavily utilized Rural Mental Health Outreach program for farmers.  •…

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    What the Rise of Digital Handouts on Venmo and Cash App Says About Our Fraying Social Safety Net

    The Conversation Oct 23, 2020

    A college student pleading for grocery money. A driver in need of an unexpected car repair. A worker out of a job because of the COVID-19 pandemic. A single mom…

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    The Change Needed to Fix the U.S. Food System

    The Rockefeller Foundation Oct 23, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • The Rockefeller Foundation lays out a plan to overhaul the U.S. food system to protect workers,  the environment, and consumers. • What role can you play in…

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    How Career and Technical Education Programs Can Be the Pathways for a Post-pandemic Workforce

    MDRC Oct 23, 2020

    The field of career and technical education (CTE) has been evolving in recent years. Formerly known as vocational education, high-quality CTE programs are being championed by educators, policymakers, and employers alike, who…

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    Impact Investing Efforts to Promote Skills and Security of the Future Workforce

    Causeartist Oct 22, 2020

    In episode 13 of the Investing in Impact podcast, I speak with Shankari Mylvaganam, the Director of Strategy and Global Partnerships at Unreasonable, on finding and scaling venture-based solutions to global challenges.…

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    Tracking Progress on Ending World Hunger

    Brookings Oct 22, 2020

    Food insecurity has been increasing in recent years, and has been further exacerbated in 2020 by the coronavirus. But what can we expect for the next decade? What will current trends…

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    A Face of Homelessness and Poverty We Don’t Always See

    Medium

    The LA Times is publishing a four-part series on poverty and how it affects children. Its impact is astounding. Volunteering at the LA Mission, I’ve seen poverty up close. But…

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