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    Funders Need to Stick Around During Periods of Transition

    Nonprofit AF

    This week, I read the Road Block Analysis Report by the Open Road Alliance that shows that the biggest barrier nonprofits face is…our very own funders. In fact, according to the executive summary: Funder-Created…

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    Four Factors Critical to Building School Success

    The 74

    At The Learning Accelerator, we’ve spent the past year deeply networking with more than 100 school leaders across eight regions nationally. This work is founded on the belief that great principals…

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    Telehealth PT Has Exposed Gaps in Kids’ Access to Technology

    Futurity Sep 6, 2021

    The switch to telehealth showed how virtual physical therapy services are possible, but also exposed some technical issues for people living in rural areas. As a pediatric physical therapist in…

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    Traversing Forward Across the Tumultuous Terrain of COVID-19

    The Naked Scientists Sep 6, 2021

    If the pandemic has taught us anything – other than that working from home has pros and cons, especially if you’re a parent trying to home school during a lockdown…

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    The Fecal Contamination of Flood Waters Following Hurricanes

    Futurity Sep 6, 2021

    Both human and swine waste contaminated surface waters with fecal bacteria in the wake of 2018’s Hurricane Florence, according to a new study. “We found that surface waters in eastern…

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    How We Increased Teachers’ Data Use

    Getting Smart

    The problem is not that schools aren’t collecting enough information about student performance. It’s that teachers have too much data. It’s overwhelming for them. They don’t know what data points to focus…

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    Why We Need to Be Leaning in With the Arts

    Americans for the Arts

    Each day educators interact with young people facing challenges like food insecurity, immigration, and deportation issues, social or emotional health, fear of school shootings, sexual and gender orientation, just to…

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    AP Physics as a Force for Civil Rights

    The Hechinger Report

    Fifty years ago, the Poor People’s Campaign, conceived by Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., as a means to advocate for equality and opportunity, was launched in Mississippi, defiantly, in the…

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    Countering Harmful Media Narratives About Poverty

    ideas42 Sep 5, 2021

    When was the last time you watched a movie about poverty? Our Economic Justice team recently kicked off a new tradition of regularly watching movies about poverty to critically examine…

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    Using AI to Improve National Statistical Offices’ Data Analysis

    Brookings Sep 5, 2021

    In recent years, breakthrough technologies in artificial intelligence (AI) and the use of satellite imagery made it possible to disrupt the way we collect, process, and analyze data. Facilitated by the intersection…

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    Understanding the Root Causes of the Opioid Epidemic

    The Conversation Sep 5, 2021

    There’s a long history of U.S. courts being called upon to fix large-scale public health crises. Lawyers and judges, for instance, were key in settling claims related to asbestos, lead…

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    Asian Americans Worried About Returning to School Due to Rise in Hate Crimes

    Chalkbeat Sep 5, 2021

    It’s not just the delta variant that makes Zhenghao Lin, a Chinese immigrant, nervous about returning to school next month. Zhenghao, a rising senior at Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School…

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