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    Where Will Climate Change Flooding Be the Worst?

    Fast Company

    If you live in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, or Florida, you might be curious about which areas this super-computer-powered map says are at risk of being underwater. By the…

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    Fixing Systems to Reach Health Equity

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Historically, attention to public health has waxed and waned as crises strike and then abate. The result has been a patchwork of inadequate public health infrastructure, the weaknesses of which…

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    Solar Power Helps Affordable Housing Keep Costs Down

    LISC May 10, 2021

    LISC D.C. helped inaugurate a visionary—and commonsense—solar energy installation project that will bring green power and income to 12 affordable housing communities in the nation’s capital. The solar panels are…

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    Tax Incentives: A Possible Tool of Equitable Growth?

    Brookings May 10, 2021

    For decades, tax incentives have been a major policy tool to spur economic development and attract and retain good jobs. In recent years, however, these incentives have come under heightened…

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    Fundraising for Duwamish Land Sovereignty

    Medium May 10, 2021

    The Seattle Hub of Global Shapers is supporting the Shared Spaces Foundation in fundraising for the Heron’s Nest, a project aimed at preserving land for community use and repatriating it to the Duwamish people. Who are the…

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    Four-day School Week Harms Learning, Study Finds

    The 74 May 10, 2021

    K-12 schools that cut instructional time by switching to a four-day week see meaningful reductions in student learning, according to recently published research. The effects are similar to those resulting…

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    The Center for Black Educator Development: Building a Black Teacher Pipeline

    Giving Compass May 10, 2021

    This Q&A is part of a series highlighting the work of Black education leaders in partnership with the 1954 Project. No one asked Sharif El-Mekki if he was interested in…

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    Wisconsin Community Copes with the Effects of PFAS Contamination

    The Counter May 10, 2021

    Craig Koller grew up splashing through backyard creeks and biking gravel trails, sometimes through the Johnson Control Industries Fire Technology Center. Black smoke wafted overhead as it conducted controlled burns to…

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    Which Communities Are Most Vulnerable to Coronavirus?

    Grist

    The predominantly black and low-income communities living near the back-to-back petrochemical refineries of Louisiana’s “cancer alley” have long suffered compromised immune systems and high rates of disease. Now, the state’s…

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    Higher Education Equity in California’s COVID-19 Recovery Plan

    The Hechinger Report May 9, 2021

    Will California colleges return to normal after the coronavirus pandemic? Lande Ajose hopes not. The pandemic forced postsecondary institutions into triage mode and left working-class students with difficult decisions. It…

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    Aging Infrastructure Reduces Veterans’ Access to Healthcare

    RAND Corporation May 9, 2021

    Part of the White House’s recently announced American Jobs Plan includes $18 billion to upgrade and modernize U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) hospitals and clinics. A 2015 analysis suggests…

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    How Policymakers Can Remove Barriers to Child Care Food Subsidies

    Urban Institute May 9, 2021

    For millions of children in child care, the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) acts as a key nutritional support by reimbursing child care providers for the cost of snacks…

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