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    What Are the Key Strategic Questions Facing Your Nonprofit?

    Social Velocity

    At the beginning of any strategic planning process I lead, this is the question I pose to the nonprofit’s leadership: “What are the key strategic questions facing your nonprofit?” Nonprofit leaders…

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    Helping Environment Charities Survive Pandemic Shocks

    NPC

    Environment charities have seen a significant loss of funding as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, and they are struggling to maintain their work programmes through lockdown. The economic disruption…

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    Lack of Access to Summer Programs Puts Many Children at a Disadvantage

    MRDC Apr 18, 2021

    As the availability of high-quality, center-based prekindergarten (pre-K) has increased, so too has the attention given to children’s learning experiences in the summer between pre-K and kindergarten. However, access to…

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    How Federal Aid Funding Can Help Michigan Schools

    Chalkbeat Detroit Apr 18, 2021

    Michigan schools are receiving billions of dollars of federal aid, the largest single infusion of cash ever, and have spent millions already. School leaders say the money will help more students return…

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    Recreating an Inclusive Retirement Savings Ecosystem in the U.S.

    The Aspen Institute Apr 18, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Researchers at Aspen Institute identified four primary steps to re-designing retirement savings plans that are more inclusive and equitable in the United States. • How can donors help…

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    Training Faculty to Properly Support Students’ Mental Health

    Futurity Apr 17, 2021

    Nearly 80% of higher education faculty report helping students with mental health issues, and 90% of faculty believe those issues have gotten worse during the pandemic, a nationwide survey finds.…

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    How Michigan Is Opening the Doors for Adult College Students

    Higher Ed Dive Apr 17, 2021

    When Michigan launched a free college program for frontline workers last year during the pandemic, state officials expected to receive around 15,000 applicants. Instead, the program, called Futures for Frontliners, drew 120,000.…

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    Why Power Transfers Are Necessary for Equitable Investing

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Apr 17, 2021

    Lack of capital access and ownership is a historic and systemic barrier to equity, especially for Black, Indigenous, and other racial groups, and women. A number of efforts are underway to address…

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    College STEM Fields Still Exclude and Neglect Black Students

    The Hechinger Report Apr 17, 2021

    As a junior who is studying bioengineering, Amida Koroma has been a fixture on the dean’s list at the University of Maryland. Yet Koroma, who is Black, said she feels…

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    Bridging the Climate Change Belief Gap in American Politics

    Grist Apr 17, 2021

    It’s hard to imagine now, but there was a time when climate change was a bipartisan issue. George H. W. Bush’s administration was eager to work with Democrats on energy policy. But in the…

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    Calling out Chronically Underreported Anti-AAPI Violence

    The Marshall Project Apr 17, 2021

    Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been nearly 4,000 attacks against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders nationwide, according to the Stop AAPI Hate coalition. In Oakland, California, residents have…

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    Why Murders in Black and Hispanic Communities Rose Last Year

    The Marshall Project Apr 17, 2021

    On April 26, 2020 Telish Gardner, a 49-year-old sanitation worker and father of four, was shot and killed in his home in south Los Angeles. Two days later, just a…

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