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    How Do We Make Infrastructure More Equitable?

    Inside Philanthropy Aug 9, 2017

    While the federal government is stuck somewhere between complete turmoil and gridlock, many individual communities are embarking on transformational change. Local leaders are facing down climate change, population growth, demographic…

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    Bachelor’s-Or-Bust: We Need A New Tactic

    American Enterprise Institute Aug 8, 2017

    President Trump signed an executive order to double the amount of funding for apprenticeship programs, up to nearly $200 million. The goal is, in Trump’s words, “training people to have…

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    How to Build Resilience in Children

    Seattle Foundation Aug 7, 2017

    Dr. Marshall Duke and Dr. Robyn Fivush had a hypothesis: that children who know more about their families are more resilient and do better navigating challenges compared to children who…

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    We Need to Know More About Block Grant Programs

    Urban Institute Aug 7, 2017

    Proposed for elimination, the Community Development Block Grant has been a major source of flexible funds aimed at helping low-income people. As the federal budget tightens, major sources of federal…

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    A Match Made in Heaven

    The Atlantic Aug 6, 2017

    Donald Trump has never been known for displays of Christian humility. The first few minutes of his remarks at the National Prayer Breakfast in February were no exception. He thanked the creator…

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    Which Factors Affect Giving?

    AARP Research Aug 5, 2017

    This study presents the findings of a survey of non-Hispanic, African Americans/Blacks ages 50 and older regarding several key areas of social and community involvement. Key findings include the following:…

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    Should States Charge Low-Income Residents Less for Traffic Tickets?

    The Atlantic Aug 5, 2017

    Losing the right to drive in December upended Latrice Harry’s life. She’d been pulled over by police six months before, and after failing to pay an initial ticket—she says she…

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    Loneliness The Looming Crisis: How Do We Address It?

    The IBM Aging Strategic Initiative Aug 4, 2017

    Many of us appreciate the occasional opportunity to disconnect, giving our minds and bodies a chance to recharge against the din of the increasingly noisy world. But when solitude becomes…

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    If Everyone Ate Beans Instead of Beef

    The Atlantic Aug 3, 2017

    Ecoanxiety is an emerging condition. Named in 2011, the American Psychological Association recently described it as the dread and helplessness that come with “watching the slow and seemingly irrevocable impacts…

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    Apple’s $1 Billion Advanced Manufacturing Fund

    The Atlantic Aug 3, 2017

    Apple CEO Tim Cook says his company has created 2 million jobs in the U.S., adding the tech giant was setting up a $1 billion fund to promote advanced manufacturing in the country. The…

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    Trump’s Education Budget Takes Aim at the Working Class

    The Atlantic Aug 3, 2017

    Many of the spending goals outlined in Donald Trump’s proposed education budget reflect his campaign rhetoric. The president, who has long called for reducing the federal government’s role in schools and universities,…

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    An Industrial Revolution Save The Planet?

    Fast Company Aug 3, 2017

    First, the bad news: GDP is slowing all over the world because productivity has been in decline for two decades…In addition to this unprecedented inequality, we face climate change that’s…

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