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    Transgender Students Feel Unwelcome Post-pandemic

    The Hechinger Report Nov 7, 2021

    Recently, a high school student told me she was terrified to go back to school. “I know,” I responded, “it’s hard to feel safe with Covid and the Delta variant…

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    Beef Production Can Become More Environmentally Friendly

    YES! Magazine Nov 7, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Madeline Ostrander discusses the Mortenson family, who are forefront farmers and ranchers and their work may be the first step toward a better model of animal agriculture for the…

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    Boards Need to Keep Up With Nonprofit Governing Documents

    Independent Sector Nov 7, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Board members should be held accountable for amending and organizing nonprofit governing documents to help review and manage critical information.  • How can nonprofit professionals strengthen…

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    Four Ways Businesses Can Learn from Foundations

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 7, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Authors assess four ways that businesses can learn from foundations as they try to expand into “opportunity zones.” • The authors worry that opportunity zone tax…

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    Organizational Heartache in Philanthropy: How to Achieve Flow

    Medium Nov 7, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Grantbook is a technology company offering guidance on how to reduce organizational heartache and promote flow in philanthropy.  • The author mentions that foundations set unachievable…

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    Crowdfunding Campaigns Are Covering Medical Expenses

    The Hill Nov 7, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Individuals are leveraging GoFundMe and other crowdfunding campaigns for relief from extremely high medical expenses. • What are the implications of crowdfunding for medical bills for…

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    The Implications of How We Define “Middle Class”

    Urban Institute

    In July, the New York Times asked readers to describe what it’s like to be middle class in America. From more than 500 responses, the Times highlighted stories from seven families around the country with annual…

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    When Religious Ideology Drives Abortion Policy, Poor Women Suffer the Consequences

    The Conversation

    In Northern Ireland, Catholics and Protestants are frequently segregated, with some neighborhoods divided by barbed wire fences, reflecting deep historical conflicts between the faiths. Ninety percent of Northern Ireland’s 1.87…

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    Land Trusts Pave Way for Fighting Housing Insecurity

    YES! Magazine Nov 6, 2021

    Carlos Sanchez-Gonzalez, now 16, grew up in the working-class South Baltimore neighborhood of Curtis Bay. He recalls first experiencing housing insecurity when he was about 9. “My dad thought it…

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    Climate Change Impacts Mental Health

    The Rural Blog Nov 6, 2021

    Post-traumatic stress disorder is most commonly associated with war veterans, but it’s increasingly a problem for survivors of weather disasters. The 2018 Camp Fire, for example, was the deadliest in…

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    What Does Mental Health Outreach Look Like?

    Local Initiatives Support Corporation Nov 6, 2021

    Kelly Wofford is a veteran community engagement professional in the field of health care. This past March, after five years as director of community relations at Erie County Medical Center,…

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    How Fostering Safe Spaces for Black Students Aids Education

    EdSource Nov 6, 2021

    With students across California returning to classrooms earlier this autumn, it’s become undeniable that the ongoing pandemic is exacerbating systemic issues that long pre-date Covid-19. As in many similar districts,…

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