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    Pivoting Curriculum Strategy in Response to the Pandemic

    Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Feb 15, 2021

    Implementing a comprehensive, standards-aligned curriculum is a complex undertaking, even in a typical, in-person classroom. There are new pedagogical approaches to consider, texts and topics to unpack, instructional shifts to…

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    How Corporate Consolidation Raises Prices in Grocery Stores

    The Conversation Feb 15, 2021

    Agribusiness executives and government policymakers often praise the U.S. food system for producing abundant and affordable food. In fact, however, food costs are rising, and shoppers in many parts of…

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    How Next-Gen Philanthropists Are Making Changes

    Johnson Center

    The emergence of the next generation is by definition a “trend” to watch in any field. As the younger generation begins entering the workforce and taking professional roles, they bring…

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    New Rules in Seattle Will Help Electrify the Building Sector

    Smart Cities Dive Feb 15, 2021

    Electrification of the building sector has become a trend along the West Coast, particularly as jurisdictions struggle with poor air quality due to out-of-control wildfires. Berkeley made history in July 2019 as the…

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    Advocates Work to Get Free School Lunch Beyond the Pandemic

    The Counter Feb 15, 2021

    Last spring, as Congress scrambled to make it easier for cafeterias to adapt to the curbside era, it waived limitations on school meals that effectively allowed all schools to provide…

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    Prisons Are Less Crowded – But Not Because of COVID-19 Releases

    Prison Policy Initiative Feb 14, 2021

    How many people have been released from prisons and jails specifically because of efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in correctional facilities and surrounding communities? Despite our ability to track overall correctional…

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    The U.S. Has 10 Million Fewer Jobs Than It Did Last February

    Equitable Growth Feb 14, 2021

    The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics just released its Employment Situation Summary for the month of January, showing that the labor market’s path toward a recovery lost steam over the past few…

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    Complex Adaptive Systems in Philanthropy

    Medium Feb 14, 2021

    Recently, PACE set out to learn more about complex adaptive systems, understand how relationships drive these systems, and consider philanthropy’s role in engaging relationships — with particular focus on how to…

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    Youth in STEAM Have the Power to Change the World

    GreenBiz Feb 14, 2021

    An Indigenous educator, inventor, author and environmental activist, Danielle Boyer has, at age 20, already accomplished more than most adults to increase diversity, accessibility and affordability in the STEAM education…

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    Will Kids Recover From Learning Loss Due To Online School?

    RAND Corporation Feb 14, 2021

    President Biden’s plan calls for $50 billion to scale up COVID-19 testing to support safe school reopening and protect at-risk populations like those in prisons and long-term care facilities. The…

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    Teaching Kids to Grow Food Linked to Increased Veggie Intake

    Futurity Feb 13, 2021

    Researchers worked with 16 elementary schools across Central Texas to install vegetable gardens and teach classes to students and parents about nutrition and cooking. The team specifically targeted schools with…

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    Why Cities Need to Prioritize the Removal of Racist Legacies

    Urban Institute Feb 13, 2021

    Advancing racial equity will take not only transformation of tangible programs, systems, and structures but will also require symbolic rejection of racism and bias—from Robert E. Lee’s name on elementary…

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