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    Funders, Does Your Work Suffer from Solutions Privilege?

    Nonprofit AF

    The people who complain about the lack of solutions tend to have a certain degree of privilege: White, men, college-educated, higher income, able-bodied, in positions of power, etc. And the…

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    What Environmental Injustice Looks Like

    InsideClimate News

    In many ways, Maleta Kimmons defines her neighborhood by what it lacks. Kimmons, who prefers to go by the name Queen, said what her neighborhood doesn’t lack is pollution. Near…

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    Community and Collaboration Drive Family Foundation’s Grantmaking

    Exponent Philanthropy Aug 6, 2021

    Through community and collaboration, the people of New Mexico have survived harsh conditions to thrive for hundreds of years. As a foundation that funds exclusively in the state, we continue…

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    Concerning Homelessness Trends Showed Before the Pandemic

    Ending Homelessness Aug 6, 2021

    The homeless services world will grapple with the fallout from the pandemic for several years to come. In a series of surveys that began last year, the Alliance gathered and shared real-time…

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    The Erasure of Low-income Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders

    Johnson Center Aug 6, 2021

    On July 31, the CDC eviction and the Federal Housing Finance Agency foreclosure moratoriums expired (the single family home eviction moratorium is set to expire September 30, 2021), leaving millions…

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    Jeff and Tricia Raikes: Shifting Systems Toward Racial Equity

    Time to Act Aug 6, 2021

    About Jeff and Tricia Issue area: Education, Youth and Young Adult Homelessness, Impact-driven Philanthropy ​ Geographic focus: National and Washington State Giving vehicle: Raikes Foundation Years in philanthropy: 18 Time spent…

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    Armando Castellano: Supporting More BIPOC-led Organizations

    Time to Act Aug 6, 2021

    About Armando Issue area: Latino arts, culture, education, and leadership Regional focus: Santa Clara County, Calif. Vehicle: Castellano Family Foundation Years in philanthropy: 7 Time spent on philanthropy (weekly): 6…

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    Bill and Holly Marklyn: Shifting Decision Making to Communities Most Impacted By Inequity

    Time to Act Aug 6, 2021

    About Bill and Holly Issue areas: Racial and gender justice Geographic focus: United States, with a focus on Washington State Vehicle: The Share Fund, a participatory grantmaking fund not limited…

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    Farhad Ebrahimi: Helping Communities Build Political Power

    Time to Act Aug 6, 2021

    About Farhad Issue area: Just transition; climate, racial, and economic justice Regional Focus: Domestic Vehicle: Chorus Foundation – sunsetting foundation Years in philanthropy: 15 Time spent on philanthropy (weekly): Full time Wealth story: Gifted…

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    Child Care Staffing Shortage is Severe After COVID-19

    EdSurge Aug 5, 2021

    High turnover and staffing shortages have long been a scourge of early childhood education, but for many child care providers, the struggle has ratcheted up considerably during the pandemic. That was true…

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    The Link Between Air Pollution and Dementia

    Futurity Aug 5, 2021

    Researchers have identified a link between air pollution and a greater hazard of all-cause dementia. They found a similar association for Alzheimer’s-type dementia. The team from the University of Washington…

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    Why It’s Necessary to Make Strategic Shifts in Education Throughout COVID-19

    Christensen Institute Aug 5, 2021

    Latisha Coleman, director of Redesign and assistant principal at Anacostia High School in Washington, DC, made some tough calls last year. Before COVID-19, the school had worked closely with families…

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