In 2020, COVID was the leading cause of death for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, researchers report. For a new study, the researchers looked at 2020 death certificate data…
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Study Indicates Rural Hospital Closures Are Getting Worse
The Rural Blog Sep 17, 2022“Low reimbursement, staffing shortages, low patient volumes, regulatory barriers, and Covid-19 disruptions all played a role in the shuttering of 136 rural hospitals between 2010 and 2021, including a record…
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Leaders of Color Share Insights on Advancing Organizational Missions
Harvard Business Review Sep 16, 2022Everyone has their own sense of what makes a great leader, informed largely by what they’ve already seen or experienced. However, this “I know it when I see it” approach,…
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Giving Rights and Power to Indigenous Communities Through Land Management
Grist Sep 16, 2022The Department of the Interior announced on Tuesday new guidance to help federal agencies strengthen collaboration with Indigenous Nations in the management of public lands, water, and wildlife. The new policy will…
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Mapping Air Pollution and Redlining
Futurity Sep 16, 2022Despite dramatic improvements in air quality over the past 50 years, people of color at every income level in the United States are exposed to higher-than-average levels of air pollution. While…
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Why Mental Health Needs to Be Embedded in Organizational Culture
Forbes Sep 15, 2022After the upheaval of the past few years, mental health is increasingly seen as an organizational imperative. Yet, engaging around sometimes complex mental health topics hasn’t traditionally been on everyone’s…
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Meaningful Podcasts About Civic Engagement
Points of Light Sep 15, 2022There are many ways to live a full civic life. Today’s post is part of a series that has already covered apps and documentaries that can help you reach your civic engagement goals. As…
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Bolstering Black Farmers and Food Entrepreneurs
GreenBiz Sep 15, 2022Today, only 1.4 percent of American farmers identify as Black or mixed race, down from about 14 percent 100 years ago. Systemic discriminatory policies and practices, for example concerning land and financial…
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How Local News Can Help Inform Voters
Nieman Lab Sep 15, 2022As the midterm elections loom, there’s a lot of talk about threats to democracy, and what to do about it. One recent poll even showed this as the issue of most concern…
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How Black-owned Grocers are Addressing Food Deserts and Other Gaps
Smart Cities Dive Sep 15, 2022Robert Thomas is now serving up wheatgrass shots at his club-turned-grocery store in Houston, Texas. After the pandemic forced Thomas to shut down the club he ran for five years,…
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The Center for Effective Philanthropy Sep 15, 2022In part one of this blog post, we shared the humbling results of the Overdeck Family Foundation’s 2019 Grantee Perception Report, as well as how the Foundation came together to process that…
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How LGBTQ+ Spaces in Schools Are Safe Havens for Students
The Hechinger Report Sep 15, 2022Coming back to middle school after the pandemic lockdown was scary for me. I worried about not feeling accepted in my school community. I’m a 14-year-old nonbinary Black artist. I…
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