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    Why It’s Hard to Find Mental Health Support for Young People

    The 74 Sep 7, 2021

    A February 2021 survey of about 1,300 New York City youth, aged 14-24, found that only 42 percent who sought mental health support received it. Across the city, 35 percent of young…

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    The Impact of Extreme Heat on Food Service Workers

    The Counter Sep 7, 2021

    With record-breaking temperatures blanketing the country and no federal heat standard in place, workers find they have no choice but to walk out. As a heat dome blanketed Portland, Oregon…

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    Including Immigrants and Refugees in Community Solutions

    Welcoming America Sep 7, 2021

    Whether it’s a pandemic, climate disaster, or seeking new economic opportunities, humanity has been on the move since the earliest of times. In the United States, more than 40 million…

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    Why Don’t We Invest More in Disaster Preparedness?

    Futurity Sep 7, 2021

    If the New Orleans region had invested more aggressively in disaster preparedness instead of disaster relief, the total cost of Hurricane Katrina could have been just $7 billion. That’s compared…

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    The Social Sector Should Embrace Vaccine Mandates

    Nonprofit AF Sep 7, 2021

    The vaccines have been proven to be highly effective in preventing COVID infections and deaths; 95 to 99% of hospitalizations and deaths are among the unvaccinated. This is not a matter of…

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    Learning to Live with the Pandemic, but Not Its Terrible Impact

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Sep 7, 2021

    Communities around the world continue to battle the terrible impact of the COVID-19 pandemic beyond its immediate health effects; many are suffering from financial insecurity, losses in educational outcomes and…

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    Removing Urban Highways Can Improve Neighborhoods Blighted by Decades of Racist Policies

    The Conversation Sep 7, 2021

    The US$1.2 trillion infrastructure bill now moving through Congress will bring money to cities for much-needed investments in roads, bridges, public transit networks, water infrastructure, electric power grids, broadband networks…

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    Radically Reimagining Nonprofit Leadership Structures

    Nonprofit AF Sep 7, 2021

    A couple of years ago, I stepped down from my position as executive director of RVC, a capacity building and leadership organization serving communities of color in Seattle. I helped found…

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    A ‘Sleeves-Rolled-Up’ Business Approach to Higher Education

    Forbes Sep 7, 2021

    As president of TCS Education System, I regularly find myself describing our model to others. In short, we’re a collaborative system of colleges and universities that uses shared brainpower and…

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    Supporting Black Entrepreneurs Shouldn’t Be Seen As Charity

    Black Enterprise Sep 7, 2021

    In today’s global economy, racism is not only ignorant, it’s costly. Just ask Facebook, which has lost billions in advertising revenue amid calls to eliminate hateful rhetoric from its platform. Hopefully, this…

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    How One Innovator Has Redesigned Fashion with Conservation [Audio]

    Causeartist Sep 7, 2021

    In episode 112 of the Disruptors for Good podcast I speak with Sophia Wang, Co-Founder of MycoWorks, on disrupting the fashion industry by creating a biomaterials company that has developed natural alternatives…

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    How One Movement Is Fighting for Wages and Workers’ Rights

    The Counter Sep 7, 2021

    Off a country road deep in Durham, North Carolina, dozens of people wearing white shirts gather under a large, white tent in an open field. There is singing, clapping, and…

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