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    Demographic Portrait of Grantees: What We’re Learning and Doing to Support Inclusion and Improve Our Practices

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy May 19, 2021

    The Hewlett Foundation began collecting information about the demographic makeup of its grantees in 2018 as part of our ongoing commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Just as we collect…

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    How to Use Statistics to Prepare for the Next Pandemic

    The Conversation May 19, 2021

    The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea Publicly available statistics about population demographics and culture can help governments prepare for the next pandemic.…

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    Fostering Equity by Diversifying Infrastructure Jobs

    Brookings May 19, 2021

    More than a year since the COVID-19 recession began, the economic recovery is gaining momentum. Businesses and schools are reopening. Incomes and consumer spending are up. Households are traveling and getting out more. However, the deep and…

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    Uniting Catholic Nuns and Young Activists to Fight Oppression

    Stanford Social Innovation Review May 19, 2021

    As the crises of climate change, racism, and economic inequality coalesce, many young activists are aware that even the most ambitious policy changes won’t, on their own, achieve a sustainable…

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    How Foundations Can Start Taking Steps Toward Impact Investing

    Exponent Philanthropy May 18, 2021

    For many years, small-staffed foundations have been at the heart of the impact investing movement, joining with, and at times leading, larger philanthropies. Small-staffed foundations tend to be more agile…

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    What Can Agrivoltaics Offer the Agriculture Sector?

    Food Tank May 18, 2021

    Harvesting solar energy alongside food would make American agriculture more sustainable and profitable, research from Oregon State University suggests. Dubbed agrivoltaics or agri-PV, this approach features raised semi-transparent panels that…

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    Makerspace Recovery Progress From the Pandemic

    Sharable May 18, 2021

    Steve Trinidade runs the Urban Workshop, one of the largest makerspaces in North America. On March 16th, 2020, Steve got the call that the space would have to close for sixty…

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    Steps to Offering High-quality Instruction

    The 74 May 18, 2021

    In our polarized society, social studies instruction is a political landmine. For evidence of this, look no further than the current proposed bills to restrict how teachers discuss topics like racism. But…

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    The Implications of Social Determinants of Health on the Aging Population

    Grantmakers in Aging

    For older adults, social determinants of health such as access to housing, food, financial resources, and transportation, as well as social connections, play a critical role not only in better…

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    The Market for Digital Services in Prisons

    Pacific Standard

    Many companies seek captive markets—those in which consumers have little choice, like food in a sports arena or cable access in a rural area. But the ultimate captive market is…

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    Criminal Justice Reform and the First Step Act’s Recidivism Reduction Provisions

    Hudson Institute

    Propelled by years of public commentary and concern about the size of the federal prison population—which has receded from its peak of over 219,000 in 2013 to roughly 186,000 in…

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    Advice for Working with Rural Communities

    Grantmakers In Health

    Meet your partners where they’re at… literally. With rural partners, making the drive to visit their town engenders trust like nothing else. Usually, the burden is on rural partners to carve out…

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