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    Homeownership is Becoming More Diverse

    Urban Institute Apr 19, 2021

    Over the next two decades, new homeowners nationwide will look vastly different than they have in the past for one primary reason: increasing racial and ethnic diversity. Until recently, structural barriers have…

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    What Foods Have a Large Water Scarcity Footprint?

    Futurity Apr 19, 2021

    A new “water scarcity footprint” measures the water-use impacts of various United States diets. Meat consumption is the top contributor to the water scarcity footprint of the average US diet,…

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    Tips for Nonprofit Resilience to Prepare for the Future Workforce

    Forbes Apr 19, 2021

    2020 taught business leaders many lessons, top of which is that the future of work is closer than they anticipated. Organizations of all sizes were forced to innovate their day-to-day…

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    Join the Food Movement By Tackling Food Insecurity

    Mashable Apr 19, 2021

    We’ve all found ourselves clutching that lonely can of forgotten pantry beans, thinking about how far past the “best by” date we can conscientiously donate the uneaten food. You might…

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    How Digital Learning in Higher Education Can Thrive Beyond the Pandemic

    Higher Education Dive Apr 19, 2021

    Sharp changes in student behaviors, priorities and expectations in recent months have forced higher education institutions to think differently. If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that there is…

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    A Look at the Next Generation of Philanthropists

    Giving USA Apr 19, 2021

    The future of philanthropy revolves around engaging our next generation of donors—Generation Z and Millennials. Understanding how to attract, retain, and grow your young professional pipeline will ensure long-term sustainability…

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    Forget the Debate Over Public Health Versus Jobs – The Same People Suffer the Most Either Way

    The Conversation Apr 19, 2021

    Throughout the pandemic, millions of Americans wondered: “Is the cure worse than the disease?” The question implies a trade-off between “the cure,” in the form of economic shutdowns, and “the…

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    An Argument for Sustaining Gifts

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    If you’re a public radio listener, you’ve likely been asked to support your local station on a recurring basis. And, you’ve probably received an email (or two) from your favorite…

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    Why We Need a Science of Philanthropy

    Giving Evidence

    Philanthropists are flying blind because little is known about how to donate money  well. Some grants to academic scientists create so much administration that researchers are better off without them.…

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    Tackling Food Waste and Insecurity Simultaneously

    Food Tank Apr 19, 2021

    La Soupe, a nonprofit in Cincinnati, Ohio, is working to fight hunger by turning food waste into meals for those in need. Launched in 2014 by Chef Suzy DeYoung, La Soupe partners…

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    Why Data is Crucial to Address Health Disparities in Small Communities

    Grantmakers In Health Apr 19, 2021

    In Clifton, New Jersey, data on children in poverty, data on obesity, and data on the percent of uninsured residents revealed such pronounced disparities among neighborhoods that the city approved a satellite health…

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    An Analysis of Charities’ Performance and Their Admin Costs

    Giving Evidence

    Many people believe that charities waste money on ‘administration’, and hence that the best charities spend little on administration. A strong form of this view is that the best charities are…

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