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    How Former Coal Miners Are Diversifying Appalachia’s Economy

    Shareable Jul 3, 2021

    For generations, hundreds of thousands of West Virginia coal miners earned a good living. The money they made supported local economies in towns across Appalachia. And their labor down in…

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    Procedural Justice-informed Efforts to Lower Child Support Debt

    MDRC Jul 3, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Douglas Phillips discusses the Procedural Justice-Informed Alternatives to Contempt (PJAC) demonstration project’s approach to reducing child support debt.  • How can efforts to reduce child support debt…

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    Expanding Practical Skills Training in Higher Education

    Forbes Jul 3, 2021

    As Americans begin to find footing in a soon-to-be post-pandemic world, it’s time to examine where the greatest needs for education lie and how the institutions and NPOs of higher…

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    Prioritizing Public Health Systems for Older Citizens [Video]

    Grantmakers in Aging Jul 2, 2021

    There is a growing momentum for public health to contribute to programs, policies, and innovative interventions to promote health and well-being for people as they age. While public health efforts…

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    Cognitive Training Program Improves Safety for Older Drivers

    Futurity Jul 2, 2021

    A recent proof-of-concept study finds that a low-cost training program can reduce hazardous driving in older adults. Researchers hope the finding will lead to the training becoming more widely available.…

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    How to Make Ocean Conservation Efforts More Equitable

    The David and Lucille Packard Foundation Jul 2, 2021

    Within the field of ocean conservation, as in many areas of social and environmental change work, we are witnessing a call to authentically advance equity issues, particularly within the context of the global pandemic and the social and…

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    How Drought Conditions Affect American Farmers and Consumers

    The Rural Blog Jul 2, 2021

    Water shortages brought on by the drought presage big changes for California farmers and American consumers nationwide. “By 2040, the San Joaquin Valley is projected to lose at least 535,000 acres of agricultural…

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    Having the Hard Conversations with Uninformed Listeners

    PhilanTopic Jul 2, 2021

    Today, with social media, a twenty-four-hour news cycle, and cell phones at many dinner tables, social issues have become part of the daily fabric of life. Information abounds, overwhelms, and…

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    The Need for Personal Assistance in Nudges

    MDRC

    Personal assistance can take several forms, from just explaining information verbally, instead of by mail or text, to helping individuals through the entire application process immediately. It may address many…

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    Four Ways Men Can Contribute to the Woman’s Movement

    Huffington Post

    Sit down: This is foundationally important. It’s about relinquishing power and passing over the microphone. Consciously consume: Reading more women writers. Seeing more women-directed plays. Doing research into which local…

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    Building a Road Map to Inclusive Prosperity

    Urban Institute

    Regarding financial security, 22 percent of respondents reported they were “just getting by,” and 12 percent found it “difficult” or “very difficult” to manage financially. Whites were more than twice…

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    Pre-Kindergarten Works

    NPR

    In 2001, not long after Oklahoma had adopted one of the nation’s first universal pre-K programs, researchers from Georgetown University began tracking kids who came out of the program in…

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