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    The Flaws in the Way the Census Counts Incarcerated People

    Prison Policy Initiative Aug 16, 2021

    Should the Census count boarding school students at their parents’ addresses or at their schools? Where should it count military personnel deployed overseas? To determine where to count people with…

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    The Pivotal Role of U.S. States in Reaching Climate Goals

    Skoll Foundation Aug 16, 2021

    State leaders have proven to be some of our nation’s greatest champions for confronting the climate crisis in recent years, passing strong laws and policies to address some of the…

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    How Can We Make Voting a Habit to Increase Voter Turnout?

    ideas42 Aug 16, 2021

    I picked up a lot of new habits over the past year. With the pandemic scrambling “life as usual,” everything from how I eat, sleep, and exercise to how I…

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    The Steep Enrollment Declines at Idaho Public Colleges

    The 74 Aug 16, 2021

    Idaho’s public colleges and universities have lost more than 5,000 students since the pandemic. It’s not worst-case scenario stuff. The 18-month dropoff was 8.7%, but administrators feared a 20% decrease.…

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    What Does Full FDA Approval of a Vaccine Do if it’s Already Authorized for Emergency Use?

    The Conversation Aug 16, 2021

    Thirty percent of unvaccinated American adults say they’re waiting for the COVID-19 vaccines currently authorized for emergency use to be officially approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. That…

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    Opportunities for States to Reform Criminal Justice

    Governing Magazine

    As Congress and the White House debate criminal-justice reforms, governors and legislatures are moving beyond debate to action. And given that 90 percent of our nation’s prisoners are housed in…

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    Capacity Building: Five Elements for Success

    Philanthropy News Digest

    Ask any nonprofit leader and you’re likely to hear that investments in capacity make a meaningful difference to organizations. Research backs this up. A study of Meyer Foundation grants found that investments…

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    The App That Could End Violence Over Prison Phone Time

    The Marshall Project Aug 16, 2021

    Over the decades I’ve been in prison, I’ve seen firsthand how communication with the outside world comes at a price. All too often, prisoners are forced to use their blood…

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    Food Investors Respond to Demand for Plant-based Options

    GreenBiz Aug 16, 2021

    It’s hard not to pay attention to the rise of alternative meat and dairy products after witnessing the market response to Beyond Meat’s 2019 initial public offering, which saw a 163…

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    Developing a Shared Language in Philanthropy to Move Toward Racial Equity

    Exponent Philanthropy

    Philanthropy relies on the amassed wealth of families and institutions that have benefited from systemic racism. As a result, the institution has a power imbalance in where funds go and…

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    Why Capacity Building Isn’t Always a Productive Approach

    Nonprofit AF

    Many of us think of capacity building as the boring but important stuff we need to get our missions done: people, office and program space, technology, infrastructure, professional development, and…

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    Cancer Clinical Trials Exclude Many Patients, Exacerbating Inequity

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Aug 15, 2021

    The good news? Enrollment in new cancer therapy clinical trials has returned to normal, at least within one large trial network, a year after the pandemic began. The bad news?…

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