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    Preparing for Climate Disasters Around the World

    Environmental News Network Dec 23, 2021

    Wharton Risk Management and Decision Processes Center director talks about strategies for resilience and recovery. During the evening hours of Dec. 10, a flurry of tornadoes ravaged several states, claiming…

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    Expanding Behavioral Health Services for Children

    Brookings Dec 23, 2021

    Health and mental health providers, including the American Academy of Pediatrics, are warning that US children and adolescents are facing a mental health state of emergency. Well before the COVID-19 pandemic, rates…

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    Research Indicates Positive Impacts of Family Contact With Incarcerated Individuals

    Prison Policy Initiative Dec 23, 2021

    The research is clear: visitation, mail, phone, and other forms of contact between incarcerated people and their families have positive impacts for everyone — including better health, reduced recidivism, and…

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    How to Invest in Appalachia Through Rural Divestment Strategies

    Nonprofit Quarterly Dec 22, 2021

    What does it take for a low-wealth, chronically underinvested region to develop a community-centered investment system? This is a central question addressed in a new report that Sandra Mikush—a former…

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    Rethinking How We Teach Literacy Skills to Children

    The 74 Dec 22, 2021

    Last week, New York City’s incoming schools chancellor made a stunning acknowledgment: The nation’s largest school district has been teaching reading the wrong way for 25 years. David Banks said clearly that…

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    How Philanthropy Can Increase Funding to Nonprofit Newsrooms

    Medium Dec 22, 2021

    In the middle of a pandemic in 2020, I left my job at a local public radio station to run NewsMatch*, one of the largest collaborative fundraising campaigns for independent journalism. The…

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    Prisons and Jails Aren’t Ready for Omicron

    The Marshall Project Dec 22, 2021

    In the Philadelphia jail, the number of COVID-19 cases has tripled in the last two months. In Chicago’s lockup, infections have increased 11-fold in the same period. And in New…

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    The High Cost of Rising Floodwaters

    Green Biz Dec 22, 2021

    In 2021, we are no strangers to the throes of climate change, with examples including the ongoing drought in the Western United States and recent flooding in Germany and Belgium. Flooding, particularly on…

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    Improving Higher Education Outcomes for Single Mothers Should Be a Priority

    PhilanTopic Dec 22, 2021

    Before it’s too late, we must address a critical gap in this country’s economic recovery strategy: help for single mothers in college. These determined mothers understand the connection between their…

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    Crises Standard of Care at Hospitals During COVID Omicron Surge

    The Conversation Dec 22, 2021

    As the omicron variant brings a new wave of uncertainty and fear, I can’t help reflecting back to March 2020, when people in health care across the U.S. watched in…

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    Medical Technologies Have Been Central to US Pandemic Response – But Social Behaviors Matter Just as Much

    The Conversation Dec 22, 2021

    Before COVID-19, there was tuberculosis. Twentieth century British physician Thomas McKeown controversially proposed that the sharp declines in infectious disease death rates in the late 1900s were due to improved…

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    Addressing the Need for More Diverse Public School Teachers

    The 74 Dec 22, 2021

    “Over the past two decades, the K-12 student population has become much more racially diverse, but that same trend in diversity is not reflected in teachers and school leaders,” says…

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