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    The Impact of After-School Support in Middle School

    Thomas B. Fordham Institute Mar 29, 2021

    A recent study from North Carolina indicates that an intensive, comprehensive after-school program can provide benefits both in the classroom and beyond and could provide a blueprint for post-Covid educational recovery.…

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    Combatting Sexual Violence By Covering Consent in Sex Ed

    Global Citizen Mar 29, 2021

    Over half of all women in Australia have experienced sexual harassment, while 1 in 5 has experienced sexual violence. All public schools in the Australian state of Victoria will now…

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    The Importance of the Public Sector in Addressing Social Issues

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    All too often, social innovation leaders have given up on creating positive social change through public sector institutions, and instead focus their efforts on creating nonprofit and for-profit organizations. That…

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    The American Rescue Plan Will Expand Postpartum Medicaid

    Urban Institute Mar 28, 2021

    Mothers have suffered tremendously during the pandemic. They have lost jobs at a higher rate than fathers and have borne the brunt of caregiving and virtual learning activities in many families. Pregnant women and new mothers…

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    Bringing Trauma-informed Support to Chicago Public Schools

    Chalkbeat Mar 28, 2021

    From the pressure of living in poverty to street violence and the foreclosure crisis that tore through many of Chicago’s communities, many students in Chicago Public Schools were handling a…

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    Vaccinating Hesitant Americans [Audio]

    FiveThirtyEight Mar 28, 2021

    Nearly 30 percent of the adult population in the country has had at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine. By now, you probably know quite a few people who’ve…

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    Assisting Parents With Small Strategies of Change

    MDRC Mar 28, 2021

    During this pandemic, families have been dealing with numerous sources of stress–including unemployment, strains on financial resources, and higher levels of anxiety and depression from living in a time of…

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    Lessons for Social Change Communications Strategy

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    We can understand the effectiveness of the campaign in terms of the six-step framework of Aspirational Communication that I offer here. Step 1: Focus on People Who Are Ambivalent When…

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    The Price of Philanthropy

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    About halfway through No Such Thing as a Free Gift, her book about the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Linsey McGoey suggests that it’s necessary to review Bill Gates’s tactics at Microsoft…

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    America Has a Housing Crisis – And 54 Million Spare Bedrooms

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 27, 2021

    Today, an unprecedented and long-term housing crisis looms, with an estimated 40 million Americans at risk of eviction, many of whom lost their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Since 2017,…

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    Climate Change Threatens America’s Water Infrastructure

    Smart Cities Dive Mar 27, 2021

    Water experts have been sounding the alarm for some time about the potential impacts of climate change and a need to invest in their infrastructure. Those warnings have been coupled…

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    Local Officials Fail to Act on Contaminated Flooding

    Grist Mar 27, 2021

    For 30 years, residents of Centerville, Illinois, have been forced to live with pools of their own feces. Nearly every time it rains in the town, where 96 percent of…

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