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    How You Can Help Protect Immigrant and Refugee Children in the U.S.

    Kids in Need of Defense (KIND) Mar 15, 2021

    “My grandparents took care of me when my mom left for the U.S. My dad, an anti-gang officer, worked a lot. Still, he was always there for me. But when…

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    How Small Steps Can Build Student Voice in Education

    Education Dive

    Justine Bruyère, a lecturer in the Reading Education and Elementary Education programs at Peabody College, Vanderbilt University, writes for Edutopia that during her time as an elementary teacher, her 2nd-grade students were excited…

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    Curriculum Can Develop Students’ Voices

    Education Dive

    While teachers are the navigators of a classroom, children are hardly the workers below deck. The trend today is to empower students to find their own voice and give them…

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    Business and Charitable Sectors Are Beginning to Blur

    Grand Rapids Business News

    Once strictly separate, the business and philanthropic sectors continuously are blurring as more people embrace the potential positive results. As consumer demand for corporate social responsibility increases, companies without double…

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    Stimulus Package Includes Debt Relief for Farmers of Color

    Food and Environment Reporting Network Mar 14, 2021

    On Wednesday, Congress passed one of the most sweeping relief programs for minority farmers in the nation’s history, through a provision of President Biden’s pandemic stimulus bill. Although the landmark…

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    The Importance of Microcredentials and Developing Soft Skills

    Higher Education Dive Mar 14, 2021

    Education Design Lab, a nonprofit that has pioneered digital badges for soft skills, is launching a platform for microcredentials. Called vsbl (pronounced: visible), it will let colleges embed eight badges covering interpersonal and…

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    More Long-term Funding is Necessary for Progress on Green Initiatives

    Eco-Business Mar 14, 2021

    Last year, only $368 billion of a $14.6tn budget geared towards Covid-19 recovery measures across the world’s largest 50 countries took into account green recovery initiatives, according to a report…

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    How Funders Can Address Maternal Mortality Rates

    NCRP Mar 14, 2021

    NCRP’s Movement Investment Project initiative has been committed to hearing the experiences of Black, Indigenous people of color-led organizing in the reproductive access space. And while NCRP has been vocal and responsive to the…

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    The Impact of Co-teaching Models on Students During COVID

    EdSurge Mar 14, 2021

    Co-teaching is not new, but the pandemic has forced many of us to iterate the model to prepare future teachers, especially as it has stretched their technological know-how and comfort level,…

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    To End a Food Desert These Community Members Opened Their Own Grocery

    Fast Company

    A decade ago, there were more than 50 liquor stores in West Oakland and zero full-service grocery stores. But in 2009, community members launched Mandela Foods Cooperative, a health food store…

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    How This Democracy Initiative Promotes Youth Civic Development

    McCormick Foundation

    In my three years at the McCormick Foundation, I have had the privilege of working with the Democracy Schools Initiative, which has strengthened schoolwide civic learning and engagement throughout Illinois. Illinois…

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    Racial Inequality in Youth Detention Is Greater Than Ever

    The Marshall Project Mar 13, 2021

    Since the COVID-19 pandemic took hold in early 2020, juvenile detention centers have been releasing minors at a higher rate to reduce crowding.   In the first month of the pandemic…

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