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Click here for more.Philanthropists and Nonprofits Should Think Differently About Scale
The Center for Effective Philanthropy Apr 19, 2023The challenges that nonprofits take on — hunger, disease, climate change, armed conflict, racial injustice, gender inequality, and human rights abuses, to list just a few — are amongst the…
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El Niño is Coming, and Ocean Temps are Already at Record Highs – That can Spell Disaster for Fish and Corals
The Conversation Apr 19, 2023El Niño can trigger intense and widespread periods of extreme ocean warming known as marine heat waves. They can devastate marine life.
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Putting the Spotlight on the Future of Social Innovation
Stanford Social Innovation Review Apr 19, 2023The 2021 Frontiers of Social Innovation Conference: “People, Power, Resources: Enacting an Equitable Future” featured senior leaders of nonprofit organizations, philanthropy, academia, business, and government addressing how the social innovation community can…
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Student School Board Members Care About Climate Change
The Hechinger Report Apr 19, 2023Students are increasingly running for voting positions on school boards on a climate agenda. They are helping push schools to cut energy use, swap out diesel buses for electric and add climate change to the curriculum.
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How three key groups of stakeholders can help realize the potential of federal investment in a new wave of societal programs.
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Why You Should Involve Students in School Improvements
The 74 Apr 18, 2023Nelsestuen: If schools are to improve so they can more successfully serve students, what better way than to involve students directly in the process?
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In the First Six Months Since the Dobbs Decision, 66,000 People Denied Abortions in their Home State
FiveThirtyEight Apr 18, 2023A few weeks ago, Jessica Marchbank got a call from a woman whose abortion had just been canceled.The woman had driven more than two hours from Louisville, Kent……
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How Land Reparations Can Support Black Women’s Health
YES! Magazine Apr 18, 2023Land stewardship can be a powerful tool in addressing intergenerational trauma, especially for Black women.
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The U.S. Child Care Crisis: A Role for Employers
Washington Center for Equitable Growth Apr 18, 2023Employer-sponsored child care can alleviate worker’s child care stress, but it cannot solve the child care crisis.
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How Resource Centers in Higher Education Can Make A Difference
The Hechinger Report Apr 18, 2023With nearly half a million undocumented students in college, dream resource centers should be on every campus.
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Older Schools Busses Impact School Attendance
Futurity Apr 18, 2023“Even relatively short commutes on school buses can dominate students’ daily air pollution exposures,” says Meredith Pedde.
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