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    Animal Cruelty Is a Federal Crime

    Vox

    The Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture (PACT) Act expands on a 2010 law protecting animals subjected to “crush videos,” where small animals are seen crushed to death by faceless women…

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    Making College Transfer Pathways More Accessible

    Higher Education Dive Jul 21, 2021

    The Council of Independent Colleges, which represents more than 750 private nonprofit schools and higher education organizations, announced earlier this month it is launching a consortium of Ohio institutions aiming to improve…

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    The Impact of Rural Healthcare on Young People

    Futurity Jul 20, 2021

    Those living in rural versus metropolitan counties, and those living farther from the hospital where they received their cancer diagnosis, are more likely to find out at a later cancer…

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    Funding for Broadband Internet Access is Here

    EdSurge Jul 20, 2021

    Over time, internet access has shifted from an amenity to a necessity. Nothing has illustrated that shift more clearly than the pandemic, which forced school, work and most everything else…

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    The Dangerous Components That Make Up Wildfire Smoke

    The Conversation Jul 20, 2021

    Fire and health officials began issuing warnings about wildfire smoke several weeks earlier than normal this year. With almost the entire U.S. West in drought, signs already pointed to a…

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    Will There Be Serious Changes to U.S. Climate Policy in the Near Future?

    Grist Jul 20, 2021

    It’s the summer of cascading disasters in the United States: Downpours have made rivers of major metropoles’ transit lines, a coastal condo collapsed, flames have engulfed vast swaths of land,…

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    How Educators Can Work Toward Improving Instruction [Audio]

    EdSurge Jul 20, 2021

    Learning science is always advancing, yielding new insights about how people gain and retain knowledge and skills. How can classroom teachers keep up—and even conduct their very own research to…

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    Educators Receive Mental Health First Aid Training to Help Students

    The 74 Jul 20, 2021

    Dallas principal Ruby Ramirez knew trouble was brewing when the school counselor came to her office looking grim. A once gregarious, curious student was disappearing before their eyes, the counselor…

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    Funding Gap Prevents US Cities from Climate Infrastructure Upgrades

    Smart Cities Dive Jul 20, 2021

    A new report from the nonprofit CDP identified more than 300 sustainable infrastructure projects across 97 U.S. cities, with a collective funding and financing gap of at least $10.6 billion. The report, based…

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    Take it From the Nonprofits: Even in a Crisis, Funders Are Falling Short on Equity

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Jul 20, 2021

    CEP’s latest research report, Persevering Through Crisis: The State of Nonprofits, provides further evidence of the devastating impact of 2020 on nonprofits — and how the crises of the past year hit…

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    Philanthropy: Let’s “Fail Forward” Together

    JustFund Jul 20, 2021

    Not too long ago, I chatted with a successful entrepreneur who had started four failed companies before his big break. Time after time, failure after failure, investors continued to believe…

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    The Benefits of Shared Housing

    Ending Homelessness Jul 20, 2021

    What’s so wrong with shared housing? The answer is nothing. Shared housing is a completely normal and accepted living situation. Families share housing while raising kids. Roommates share housing, especially…

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