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    Americans Collectively Owe Billions in Back Rent

    Urban Institute Feb 28, 2021

    Congress is currently debating President Biden’s $1.9 trillion proposal for additional coronavirus relief funds. The president’s proposal and subsequent proposals from the House Financial Services Committee include $25 billion in rental assistance funding to…

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    SNAP-Ed Is Teaching Americans To Make Better Food Choices

    Food Tank Feb 28, 2021

    Federal nutrition education programs have improved healthy habits among Americans in the U.S. Southeast, according to researchers at the Public Health Institute. Their recent study aggregated feedback from families and adults who…

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    COVID-19 Mortgage Forbearances Helped Prevent Delinquencies

    Urban Institute Feb 28, 2021

    With the sudden and widespread take-up of mortgage forbearance in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, new data were needed to understand the pandemic’s effects on the US housing market. Several data providers…

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    Frozen Food Sales Are Up 18 Percent During The Pandemic

    Food Tank Feb 28, 2021

    The frozen food industry has seen steady growth since COVID-19 began, as people gravitate towards foods with longer shelf lives. “United States based frozen food sales increased 18.2 percent in…

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    Postal Prices Are Going Up in 2021

    Prison Policy Initiative Feb 27, 2021

    In a time when consumer advocates warn to avoid filing your taxes on paper, people in prison and jail have no alternative. Want to monitor your credit history to guard against…

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    Largest Dam Removal In US History Slated for 2023

    Grist Feb 27, 2021

    The largest dam removal in United States history is set to take place along the Klamath River by 2023, but getting to this point was neither easy nor quick. Water…

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    BIPOC and Older People Are Underrepresented in Vaccine Trials

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Feb 27, 2021

    A team of scientific experts from across the U.S. and Puerto Rico are advocating for increased diversity in vaccine trials after publishing a new report that highlights a decade’s worth…

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    Funding People of Color – A Market Opportunity?

    Inc. Feb 27, 2021

    Karen Cahn, the founder and CEO of IFundWomen, a four-year-old crowdfunding site for women entrepreneurs, has long known that her customers were predominantly women of color. But those women weren’t having the same success…

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    How Can Your Foundation Have a Bigger Impact?

    Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Feb 27, 2021

    Full alignment of staff, resources and approaches with mission, vision, and values is ideal—but the reality is that many philanthropies have areas where this is not the case or don’t…

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    Responsive Grantmaking: How to Prepare for Disaster

    PEAK Grantmaking Feb 27, 2021

    New Orleans is a coastal city. Situated where the Mississippi River Delta becomes the Gulf of Mexico in Southeast Louisiana, New Orleans is strategically positioned for commerce; however, its location…

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    Lessons from a Foundation-wide Equity Assessment Process

    Medium Feb 27, 2021

    Since the Nellie Mae Education Foundation began our journey through an equity assessment process over a year ago, we’ve been taking a hard look in the mirror to examine the…

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    A Call for Philanthropy to Aid Asylum Seekers

    Grantmakers Concerned With Immigrants and Refugees Feb 26, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Here are recommendations for how philanthropy can respond to the humanitarian needs of regional asylum seekers who have pending cases in the United States.  • Beyond the…

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