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    Why Post-pandemic Offices Could Be Whiter and More Male

    FiveThirtyEight Aug 15, 2021

    If you started working from home in the last 16 months, you’re in good company. Over 100 million Americans transitioned from in-person to remote work during the pandemic. And if you…

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    The Need for a Racial Reckoning in Arts Philanthropy

    PhilanTopic Aug 15, 2021

    Rashid Shabazz is the inaugural executive director of Critical Minded, a grantmaking and advocacy initiative founded in 2017 by the Ford and Nathan Cummings foundations to support cultural critics of color in the United States…

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    The Impact of COVID-19 on Kids’ Social-emotional Skills

    The Hechinger Report Aug 15, 2021

    For the youngest children, the pandemic’s academic and emotional toll might not have received as much attention as it has for older kids, but it has still been severe, according to a new report from the Saul Zaentz…

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    Fewer Teachers Vaccinated Than Commonly Thought

    The 74 Aug 15, 2021

    Mandatory teacher vaccinations against COVID-19 became the hot topic in education circles again last week, with Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, making the media rounds on…

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    How to Drive Progress in Community Power-building [Audio]

    Silicon Valley Community Foundation Aug 15, 2021

    In many Silicon Valley neighborhoods where the majority of residents are BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, or People of Color) or are of undocumented status, there are not enough opportunities for community…

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    The Impacts of Islamophobia on American Society

    Othering & Belonging Institute

    IN THIS SECTION, WE SEEK to contextualize anti-Sharia legislation within a broader framework of increasing anti-Muslim sentiment in the US.  The rise of the anti-Sharia movement, and the creation of ALAC,…

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    Middle Class People More Likely to Return to Their Homes After Floods

    Futurity Aug 14, 2021

    Middle-class people who made long -term plans to stay in their neighborhoods before a flood are less likely to relocate afterward, even if they’ve suffered significant damage, researchers report. For…

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    Applying an Equity Lens to Collecting Demographic Data

    PEAK Grantmaking Aug 14, 2021

    In June, our PEAK Northeast chapter in collaboration with Philanthropy New York hosted a panel discussion that took a hard look at the inequities embedded in collecting demographic data. For…

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    Implementing Diversion Programs to End Mass Incarceration

    Prison Policy Initiative Aug 14, 2021

    Our nation’s mass incarceration crisis has led to far too many people locked up in jails and prisons. As public outrage grows regarding the unfairness of the criminal justice system,…

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    The Spike in Suicides in Texas Prisons During COVID-19

    The Marshall Project Aug 13, 2021

    Mahogany Praylor said goodbye to her youngest brother in April, expecting to see him soon: He was going to prison, but only for a few months. Kevin Praylor, 43, had…

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    California Takes Landmark Step Towards Decarbonization

    Smart Cities Dive Aug 13, 2021

    Around one-quarter of California’s GHG emissions can be traced to residential and commercial buildings. In recent years, as cities have sought to meet climate action goals, some have enacted policies intended to…

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    How CDFIs Can Build on Momentum of 2020

    LISC Aug 13, 2021

    For impact investors, one of the many takeaways from the last 18 months should be this: incrementalism will not get us where we need to go. That is true on…

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