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    The South Lacks Much Needed Funding in the Arts

    Artnet News Nov 13, 2021

    According to the latest United States Census, the South is home to nearly 40 percent of all Americans, making it the most populous region in the country. It is also…

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    What Are Major Gifts and Where Do I Find Them?

    GuideStar Nov 12, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • GuideStar breaks down the phrase “major gifts,” what that actually means, and how it applies to the philanthropic sector and donating.  • What are some effective…

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    How COVID-19 Affected Indigenous Communities in Canada

    Global Citizen Nov 12, 2021

    When the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic in March 2020, Indigenous communities in the Canadian province of Manitoba were quick to respond. “When it came to movement, a…

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    Five Strategies to Push Equity Forward in Collective Impact Work

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 12, 2021

    In 2011, two of us, John Kania and Mark Kramer, published an article in Stanford Social Innovation Review entitled “Collective Impact.” It quickly became the most downloaded article in the magazine’s history.…

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    How COVID-19 Will Continue to Impact Financial Aid in Higher Education

    The Hechinger Report Nov 12, 2021

    Last year, the pandemic put pressure on a system that was already undeniably stressful for all involved: college admissions. Students and families faced limitations around visiting campuses, colleges and universities…

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    How Food Insecurity Affects Veteran Communities

    Futurity Nov 12, 2021

    Food insecurity is defined as a limited or uncertain availability of nutritionally adequate food. The research also shows that veterans with medical and trauma-related conditions, as well as unmet social…

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    The 2020 Election Saw Increased College Student Voting

    Futurity Nov 12, 2021

    Voter turnout among college students jumped to 66% in the 2020 presidential election, building on the momentum swing of the 2018 midterms, according to a new report The record-breaking rates…

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    How the Waccamaw Siouan Tribe Is Empowering Tribal Youth Through STEM Education

    The 74 Nov 12, 2021

    When her two young sons began to develop an interest in robotics, Ashley Lomboy began looking for STEM programs in her area. Lomboy, a member of the Waccamaw Siouan tribe,…

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    Nurses Don’t Want to be Hailed as ‘Heroes’ During a Pandemic – They Want More Resources and Support

    The Conversation Nov 12, 2021

    Nurses stepped up to the challenge of caring for patients during the pandemic, and over 1,150 of us have died from COVID-19 in the U.S. As cases and deaths surge,…

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    Scaling Grantmaking Through Three Key Concepts

    Fluxx

    The key to lasting impact is the ability to scale and adapt. When you’re able to share, reproduce, and generate impact beyond your original reach – everyone benefits! A key…

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    Facts Are Integral to the Fight for Racial and Economic Equity

    Urban Institute

    In 1968, when the Urban Institute was founded, “our cities were on fire,” says Jamie Gorelick, chair of Urban’s board of trustees, in a video commemorating Urban’s 50th anniversary. “The…

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    Retraining Habitual Offenders to Reduce Recidivism

    The Marshall Project

    Growing up in public housing in North Charleston, S.C., in the 1970s, David Hayward was familiar with poverty, violence and loss. His mother, grandmother and brother all died when he…

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