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    Understanding and Improving Philanthrocapitalism

    Urban Institute Jul 6, 2021

    The current place of impact investing in public discourse can only be understood within the broader context of debates surrounding the legitimacy and value of philanthrocapitalism, defined as the deliberate…

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    Why the Ocean is Critical for Economic Recovery

    The Aspen Institute

    Over the past 75 years, the United States has tapped investment and innovation to lead the world out of myriad crises. America’s rise as a global leader after World War…

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    The Dramatic Plant Rearrangement of a Rapidly Warming Planet

    Grist Jul 6, 2021

    Some 56 million years ago, just after the Paleocene epoch gave way to the Eocene, the world suddenly warmed. Scientists continue to debate the ultimate cause of the warming, but…

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    Pushing Back Against US Border Patrol’s Big Tech Surveillance [Video]

    Othering & Belonging Institute Jul 6, 2021

    In this episode of Who Belongs? we hear from Jacinta González, an organizer with Mijente, a non-profit which leads campaigns to educate and organize around issues concerning immigration, detentions and deportations. Jacinta…

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    Driving a More Equitable Distribution of Capital for Small Businesses

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jul 6, 2021

    When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the US federal government assumed that banks were the best way to distribute billions of dollars of relief to small businesses. But this unplanned national…

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    How the Restaurant Revitalization Fund Has Doomed Businesses

    The Counter Jul 6, 2021

    In late May, the Small Business Administration stopped processing relief applications from women, veterans, and people of color. Then the agency started rescinding their approvals. When Kazu Fukumoto, the owner of…

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    Crumbling the Racist Structure of America’s Home Appraisal Industry

    Urban Institute Jul 6, 2021

    The home appraisal industry is among the nation’s least diverse industries, and its racial and ethnic homogeneity has been linked to reports of undervaluation and appraisal bias in Black and Hispanic neighborhoods.…

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    When the Moment Demands More, Respond with Collaboration

    The Philanthropic Initiative Jul 6, 2021

    If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’re familiar with the moment when writing a few checks to support various causes no longer feels sufficient. Perhaps you’ve realized that…

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    How Biogas Are Transforming Waste into Sustainability

    Eco-Business Jul 5, 2021

    Biogas has been used as an energy source for centuries, to warm bathwater or light streetlamps, for example. But it is our slate of 21st-century socioenvironmental challenges that have sparked…

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    Why the Federal Government Needs a New Firefighting Strategy

    The Rural Blog Jul 5, 2021

    “On the heels of one of the worst wildfire years on record, the federal government is struggling to recruit and retain staff as firefighters grapple with low wages, trauma and…

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    The North Nashville Black Middle Class Deserves Reparations

    Brookings Jul 5, 2021

    North Nashville, Tenn.’s famed Jefferson Street was once a booming hub for the city’s Black middle class. During the Jim Crow era, Jefferson Street was known for its thriving business…

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    100 Years After the Tulsa Race Massacre, We’re Finally Recognizing Black Resilience

    The 74 Jul 5, 2021

    At the start of the award-winning television series Watchmen, there’s a three-minute-30-second scene of destruction and terror, as a racist mob destroys a Black town. “That really did happen,” says Phil Armstrong. “They…

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