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    How Philanthropy Can Better Serve Under-resourced Communities

    Fluxx Jun 17, 2021

    At Untapped Philanthropy we spend a lot of time analyzing the Tech for Good industry, the funder experience, and exploring how funders can democratize philanthropy in order to build a…

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    Rural Job Numbers Worse Off When Compared to Past Trends

    The Rural Blog Jun 17, 2021

    As of April 2020, the United States had regained 96.7 percent of the employment that it had in April 2019—some 5.2 million jobs shy of 100%—and rural America had regained…

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    Insights From a Health Foundation on Making Systemic Change

    The Philanthropic Initiative (TPI) Jun 17, 2021

    In our Adaptable Funder series, we are highlighting practices from a range of funders that enabled flexibility and efficacy in the face of the crises of 2020, and lessons learned for…

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    Challenging Old Paradigms to Reduce Mass Incarceration

    Brookings Jun 17, 2021

    Every year on June 19, Americans have the opportunity to commemorate Juneteenth—the day in 1865 when federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas to take control of the state and liberate all…

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    The Struggle to Find Rural Workers for Rural Industries

    The Rural Blog Jun 16, 2021

    As the nation rumbles back to life after the pandemic, many industries—some with a large rural presence—are having trouble finding new workers. It’s a tight market, but not a true…

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    How Generativity Can Be Implemented in Nonprofit Human Services

    Urban Institute Jun 16, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • This research brief focuses on how nonprofit organizations can innovate using generativity as a means to understand an organization’s capacity to respond to challenges.  • How can…

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    Why Nonprofit Leaders Should Embrace an Abundance Mindset [Audio]

    Fund the People

    Now more than ever, society needs nonprofit leaders to break out of restrictions and claim our place in this world. We talk with consultant Nell Edgington about her new book,…

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    How Teacher Diversity and Stronger Pipelines Can Address COVID-19 Learning Loss

    The 74 Jun 16, 2021

    A McKinsey & Co. study on the impact of COVID-19 has told the nation that “the pandemic has set back learning for all students, but especially for students of color.” This,…

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    Adapting Pandemic Protocols for Mental Health Support

    EdSurge Jun 16, 2021

    For schools, seeking a return to normalcy is only natural, but it may actually be counterproductive. Students coming back through our doors in the fall will be carrying the stress,…

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    Slowing Down Mail Delivery Would Disproportionally Hurt Incarcerated People

    Prison Policy Initiative Jun 16, 2021

    On the heels of a sharp price increase, the United States Postal Service is now proposing to slow down the speed at which letters are delivered, a change that would hit incarcerated people…

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    Making Your Board More Equitable Requires an Intentional Transformation

    Exponent Philanthropy Jun 16, 2021

    The National Recreation Foundation (NRF), with roots going back to 1919, supports youth development through recreation. It believes all young people should have the opportunity to have positive recreational experiences,…

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    Microplastic Pollution is Now Everywhere

    Pacific Standard

    When I started my garden last year, I was excited to start digging into the soil at my new home, to pull weeds and plant tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers. What…

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