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    Addressing Health Disparities Through Complex Approaches

    Brookings Mar 31, 2021

    Health disparities along racial and socioeconomic lines are a persistent challenge for policymakers and researchers looking to improve health outcomes. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted and at least temporarily exacerbated these patterns:…

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    How Community-centered Public Spaces Are Surviving in the Wake of the Pandemic

    Philanthropy News Digest Mar 31, 2021

    Public spaces centered on community engagement and the needs, history, and issues relevant to residents were best able to adapt and thrive during the COVID-19 pandemic, a report from the John…

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    Tackling the Spread of COVID-19 in Prisons

    Futurity Mar 31, 2021

    Since the start of the pandemic, there have been more than 492,000 documented cases of COVID-19 among inmates and staff in US prisons, jails, and detention centers, according to the COVID…

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    A Framework for Considering Your Organization’s Equity Journey

    The Bridgespan Group Mar 31, 2021

    Oftentimes phrases such as “racial equity journey” and “doing the work” are paired together in conversations devoted to issues of equity. But what exactly does the journey look like? What…

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    How the Texas Storm Impacted a Mobile Home Community

    Grist Mar 31, 2021

    At 3:30 in the afternoon on the first day of Texas’ winter freeze in February, the temperature plummeted to 20 degrees F inside Roxann Swoyer’s manufactured home — colloquially known as…

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    City Dwellers Gained More Access to Public Spaces During the Pandemic – Can They Keep It?

    The Conversation Mar 31, 2021

    Through a year of pandemic shutdowns and protests, Americans have rediscovered their public spaces. Homebound city dwellers sought havens in parks, plazas and reclaimed streets. Many of these places also…

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    How Black Women are Changing Their Cities’ Art Scenes

    Artnet News

    City Lab published a report ranking the least livable cities for Black women. In addition to Pittsburgh, the top five were Cleveland, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Augusta. Such largely Midwest areas once…

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    Increasing Student Voice Encourages Independence and Collaboration

    Education Dive

    There are several reasons for giving students more voice in their own education. Having more choice allows a student to feel more engaged in the educational process. It also makes…

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    The Problems with Relationship-centered Philanthropy

    Nonprofit AF

    Having mutually supportive relationships is great. It makes us all feel grounded and connected, and in a world that’s more and more isolating, strengthening the bonds among one another is…

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    1% for the Planet: New Giving Circle Expands Efforts to Democratize and Diversify Environmental Philanthropy

    Philanthropy Together Mar 31, 2021

    In the United States, environmental giving comprises just 3% of total philanthropy (Giving USA). And it’s been stuck at this paltry amount of total charitable giving for more than a…

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    Four Steps Towards Funding for Remote Learning Technology

    EdSurge Mar 31, 2021

    The need for new K-12 classroom technology has never been greater. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many schools are now using a hybrid classroom model, with some students attending…

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    Cross-sector Solutions to Boost Americans’ Financial Health

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 31, 2021

    In 2014, five years after the Great Recession ended, more than half of American adults were facing serious financial hardship: 58 percent struggled to cover expenses and pay bills, and 45 percent…

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