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    When Older Americans With Depression and Dementia Have Access to Firearms

    Pacific Standard

    When it comes to gun violence in America, one solution politicians and citizens often talk about is better mental-health screenings. But a new study suggests there’s little being done to mitigate the risks…

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    Empowering Older Adults Through Health and Housing

    GrantMakers In Health

    What does health and housing mean to you? Does it mean reducing lead in our homes? Does it mean bringing support to us older adults so we can remain at…

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    Fewer Diabetes Patients Are Picking Up Their Insulin Prescriptions

    The Conversation Nov 21, 2021

    Insulin is as essential as water for many people with diabetes. Of the more than 30 million Americans with diabetes, approximately 7.4 million rely on insulin to manage their condition.…

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    Restricted Mobility for Black Communities

    Shareable Nov 21, 2021

    The collective racialized forces of over-policing (i.e., policy, planning, law enforcement/policing, and polity) Black physical mobility in the US has led to adverse social, political, economic, and health outcomes that…

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    How Grantmakers Can Embed Equity into the Process

    PEAK Grantmaking Nov 21, 2021

    The racial reckoning of 2020 layered with the Covid-19 crisis has put new and much-needed emphasis on issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the workplace. According to The 2020…

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    Nonprofits Ought To Keep Their Promise On Equity

    Candid Nov 21, 2021

    While nearly all foundation leaders reported making changes to their grantmaking efforts in 2020, not all are necessarily planning to sustain those changes, a report from the Center for Effective…

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    How Foundations Can Benefit from Collaboration with Nonprofit Evaluators

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    In the social sector, most people tend to see program evaluations as high-stakes endeavors designed to confirm the value of specific programmatic work. And yet the findings often feel irrelevant…

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    Philanthropy Must Combat Internal Ableism

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 20, 2021

    What kind of funding are you looking for, and do you have a budget for this year?” a staff person from a foundation asked me. We were talking about the…

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    Endowments Have the Potential to Empower Black Nonprofits

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 20, 2021

    In May 2021, Howard University, one of the United States’ leading historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), rolled out a major fundraising effort for a new facility and endowment for…

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    Poultry Industry Poses Harm to Workers

    Vox Nov 20, 2021

    Starting in the 1960s, US consumers began a love affair with chicken. America’s proteins of choice once were beef and pork, until the poultry industry found a way to produce…

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    Climate Change Shifts Focus on Urban Infrastructure

    Shareable Nov 20, 2021

    The impact of hazard exposures such as stormwater runoff is rarely evenly felt across a community. Neighborhoods of color, particularly of low-wealth, will often face worse stormwater problems especially in…

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    The Difficulties for Poor Incarcerated Individuals to Access Resources

    Prison Policy Initiative Nov 19, 2021

    Many people in prison struggle to purchase basic hygiene supplies, stamps, and other necessities of incarcerated life—thanks in part to the low wages they made before entering prison and the mere pennies they earn…

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