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    Clean Energy Plan will Hurt Biodiversity and Indigenous Communities

    Grist Jan 10, 2022

    The Biden administration is facing critical questions about how to balance the urgency of transitioning to clean energy with other progressive priorities. On Monday, a U.S. district judge halted construction…

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    Navigating the Criminal Justice System with a Brain Injury

    The Marshall Project Jan 10, 2022

    In the movie “Joker,” Joaquin Phoenix’s character frequently bursts into unnerving laughter at socially inappropriate moments. His actions were partially based on a real neurological condition called Pseudobulbar affect. I…

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    Five Hopes for Philanthropy and Nonprofits

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Jan 10, 2022

    Nonprofits continued to be under enormous stress in 2021 as the pandemic continued and national and global crises — from attacks on democracy to climate change — only deepened. The…

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    School Closure Debates Put Teachers Unions Front and Center

    The Conversation Jan 10, 2022

    Classes in Chicago were canceled for a third day on Jan. 7, 2022, amid a bitter standoff between the teachers union and public school leaders over in-person instruction during a…

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    The State of American Trust in News Media [Video]

    Pew Research Center Jan 10, 2022

    The news media industry has gone through a lot of changes in the past 10 to 20 years that have impacted the way news is both produced and consumed. Our…

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    The Lack of Federal Minimum Wage Discourse Has Allowed It To Stagnate

    Washington Center for Equitable Growth Jan 10, 2022

    In 1912, textile workers in Lawrence, Massachusetts—mostly immigrant women from countries including Cuba, Ireland, Italy, Syria, and elsewhere—went on strike in response to wage cuts. This strike is sometimes referred to…

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    Without Access to Local News, Our Communities Are At Risk, and You Can Help

    American Journalism Project Jan 10, 2022

    If you want to calculate how influential news and media are in our lives, just look at the 2016 election and the recent COVID-19 misinformation campaign. Every day, flashy covers…

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    Nine Strategies Helping to Decolonize Boards

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Plenty of scholarly and research-driven articles have proposed how to develop rigorous systems and processes for effective board governance. However, these systems and processes must rest on a strong foundation of a healthy, productive board culture.…

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    How to Plan for School Rebuild After Natural Disasters

    Education Dive

    Goodman Elementary School in Missouri’s Neosho School District was rebuilt from the ground up after a tornado destroyed the school in 2017. In August, it reopened as a $12 million…

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    The Narratives We Use for Migration Are Important

    Migration Policy Institute Jan 9, 2022

    Narratives are more than just words: They shape the way we see what surrounds us and what we think, believe, and do. How policymakers, community leaders, and members of the…

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    Trust in Science During a Global Pandemic [Video]

    Pew Research Center Jan 9, 2022

    The coronavirus pandemic has put scientists and their work in a public spotlight unlike anything seen in decades. Our researchers discuss how Americans’ confidence in scientists to act in the…

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    Tackling Unemployment Among Black Men

    Brookings

    Black men face a range of challenges in the labor market which hinder their employment opportunities. What can be done? Effective policies, operating at the federal, state and/or local level,…

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