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    Building Resilient Global Food Systems

    United Nations Foundation Oct 9, 2020

    The recent Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) report has clearly illustrated that while there has been some advancement, progress has stalled, and in some cases reversed, in vital areas like hunger and inequality…

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    Policy Solutions for the Unequal Retirement Savings Systems

    Washington Center for Equitable Growth Oct 9, 2020

    Outside of homeownership, retirement savings are the most important way middle-class workers and their families build wealth in the United States. But this second pillar of wealth creation is woefully…

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    Six Models for Understanding Impact in Funding Democracy

    Democracy Fund

    Let’s face it — it’s a tough time to be in the democracy business. America’s democratic institutions and norms are under pressure from hyperpolarization, disruptive technologies, and foreign interference, to…

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    Remote Learning Hotline Offers Teachers and Parents Support

    The Hechinger Report Oct 9, 2020

    Not long after schools closed because of the coronavirus last spring, a Rhode Island nonprofit launched a hotline for teachers who were struggling to launch new technology for remote leaning…

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    How Philanthropy Is Investing in Youth Apprenticeship

    Philanthropy News Digest

    We seem to have reached a consensus that, in today’s economy, it’s nearly impossible to secure a quality job and get on the path to economic stability without postsecondary education.…

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    This Free Internet Initiative is Proving Faulty for Students

    The 74 Oct 9, 2020

    Mary McCane recently enrolled her 4-year-old grandson Zhion in a public charter school, believing this is “the most critical” time in his learning. But the family, who lives in Ward…

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    The Need for Financial Coaches During the COVID-19 Pandemic

    Urban Institute Oct 8, 2020

    Last week, the US Department of Labor reported its 28th consecutive week of seasonally adjusted initial jobless claims that were higher than at any point before the COVID-19 crisis. This is just…

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    Why It’s Time to Reimagine Education for Latino Students

    The 74 Oct 8, 2020

    After testing positive for COVID-19 back in June, I thought about my own responsibility to publicly share my diagnosis and struggles with accessing testing and adequate care. Any doubt I…

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    A Conversation Across Industries to Address How to Protect Frontline Workers

    The Aspen Institute Oct 8, 2020

    The “Conversations with Great Leaders, in Memory of Preston Robert Tisch” series presents “Holding The Line: Protecting the Frontline Workers Who Protect Us,” featuring Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen, director…

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    The Health Care Costs of Wildfire Smoke

    Futurity Oct 8, 2020

    Researchers have used air quality and public health data to estimate the health care costs associated with smoke exposure in California from 2012 through 2018. Health economist Daniel Cullen, who…

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    Funding Opportunities Can Address Inequities in Small Businesses

    Urban Institute

    Business ownership is not equal across groups and communities. Nationally, Hispanic people make up 16 percent of the US adult population but constitute just 6 percent of business owners, and…

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    The U.S. Can Learn from Others’ More Equitable Relief Policies

    Degrees Oct 8, 2020

    As the COVID-19 pandemic swept over the United States, the stark observation that African-American, Hispanic and Native American populations were disproportionately affected was met with justified shock and anger. After…

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