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    Building Power Using Place-based Philanthropy

    NCRP Feb 3, 2021

    As a funder, a community organizer and an equity consultant, Jason Baisden, Paula Swepson and Mary Snow work together to support locally driven changes across historically excluded neighborhoods in McDowell…

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    How Crowdfunding is Helping Female Food Founders

    Forbes Feb 2, 2021

    Emily Griffith, founder and CEO of the health food company Lil Bucks, found herself in a tough spot in mid-2020. “I was in the valley of death,” she shared, referring…

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    Closing the Skills Gap During the COVID-19 Pandemic

    EdSurge Feb 2, 2021

    America’s skills gap has been widely discussed. The friction between postsecondary institutions failing to properly prepare job seekers and unrealistic employer expectations has led to seven million unfilled openings. Not…

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    Understanding Health Culture Before the Pandemic

    RAND Corporation Feb 2, 2021

    2020 was arguably one of the most difficult years in American history, challenging our resilience and surfacing enduring and systemic challenges to our collective health and well-being. As we continue…

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    Schools Must Overhaul Discipline to Protect Black Students

    The Hechinger Report Feb 2, 2021

    Shyra Adams vividly remembers the days after the death of Tony Robinson, an unarmed Black teenager killed in 2015 by police in her hometown of Madison, Wisconsin. Angry and distraught…

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    Learning from Community Foundations’ Response to Crisis

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Feb 2, 2021

    Amid the dual crises of a global pandemic and a national reckoning with systemic racism, the U.S. philanthropic sector faces tremendous challenges and opportunities. CEP’s Foundations Respond to Crisis study found that…

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    How Can I Get the COVID-19 Vaccine? Here’s What You Need to Know and Which State Strategies Are Working

    The Conversation Feb 2, 2021

    For many people, trying to get the COVID-19 vaccine has been a lesson in frustration. The vaccine supply is limited in many areas, creating confusion over who can get a…

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    Under New Plan, Boston’s Electricity Is Greener and Cheaper

    Smart Cities Dive Feb 2, 2021

    A majority of Boston residents will receive electricity via a new supplier starting Monday, the culmination of a years-in-the-making Community Choice Electricity program developed by the City of Boston Environment Department and partners.…

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    An Introduction to Community Development Financial Institutions

    Forbes Feb 2, 2021

    Despite being around for decades, many people still don’t know what CDFIs are or how to use them. I want to give an overview of CDFIs and provide some useful resources…

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    Most States Don’t Track Illegal and Harmful Pesticide Exposures

    Harvest Public Media Feb 2, 2021

    In late July 2019, a group of migrant farmworkers from south Texas was working in a cornfield in DeWitt County, Ill., when suddenly a crop duster flew overhead, spraying them…

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    How TikTok Helped Save The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

    YES! Magazine Feb 2, 2021

    In December, with an oil lease sale looming and the Trump administration trying to push through a seismic study for oil exploration before leaving the White House, the pressure was on for…

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    The Argument Against Increasing Foundation Payouts During Crises

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Feb 1, 2021

    The old bromide “whatever goes up must come down” applies as much to markets as to objects tossed in the air, which is to say that while economic downturns may…

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