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    How Students Can Create Real-world Change in the Classroom

    Getting Smart

    Curriculums that integrate real-world situations engage but also enable learners to have a positive impact. Myriad opportunities exist in which students are able to positively and sustainably impact the lives…

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    The History of Redlining and Black Homelessness

    Ending Homelessness Feb 18, 2021

    Redlining and Preventing Home Ownership  Beginning in 1934, the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) bolstered existing segregationist tactics by declining to underwrite homes in predominantly Black communities. The FHA justified this official policy, known as redlining, by describing Black…

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    Supporting Community-Based Nonprofits in a Time of Crisis

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Feb 18, 2021

    As the country endures a period of division in which both elected leaders and regular citizens traffic in lies and conspiracy theories and seek to undermine democracy, the question of…

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    Lasting Changes Brought to American Schools by the Pandemic

    The 74 Feb 18, 2021

    Eleven months after schools across the United States, and the world, first shifted to remote learning, many students are still learning in remote or hybrid settings and available data has…

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    What Will it Take to Drive Progress in Sustainable Transportation?

    GreenBiz Feb 18, 2021

    While electric vehicles hold big promise in 2021, another aspect of decarbonizing transportation could get major support this year: reducing car driving. Cutting down on car trips isn’t about guilt-tripping…

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    How Food Vending is Changing During the Pandemic

    The Conversation Feb 17, 2021

    The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the way we eat. Because outdoor dining poses less risk of infection, many cities have changed their laws to accommodate public demand. New York City…

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    Barriers for Homeless Population in Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine

    Urban Institute Feb 17, 2021

    Vaccines are an important tool to protect people experiencing homelessness from COVID-19, but public health and homeless assistance systems face substantial barriers to reaching this group. Although many people enduring…

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    How Digital Public Spaces Can Strive for Inclusion [Video]

    Media Impact Funders Feb 17, 2021

    What should digital public spaces look like? For the third and final installment of our series exploring the problems and solutions of Big Tech, we heard from four organizations—Amara, Mozilla, Wikimedia…

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    Fostering a Strong Professional Learning Network for Innovation

    EdSurge Feb 17, 2021

    Problem solving is a key skill in teaching. But in the past year, especially, the problems in need of a solution seem to have grown exponentially. How do we teach…

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    What Nonprofit Collaboration With a Board Can Look Like

    Forbes Feb 17, 2021

    Nonprofit leaders can sometimes have a difficult time working alongside their board. Part of this may come from a disconnect that the board has with the enterprise’s daily running. Many…

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    The Role for the Social Sector in Tackling Youth Crime

    NPC

    The social sector has long been a strong advocate for taking an ‘asset-based’ approach to young people at risk of/or involved in crime, and not simply seeing young people as…

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    Creating Pipelines for Early Learning Teacher Workforce

    Chalkbeat

    Julian Salazar pushed preschoolers on swings, weaving deftly between them as the children careened back and forth. Earlier in the afternoon, the 18-year-old had worked mazes, played a number-themed card…

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