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    Defining Nonprofit Efforts in Terms of Systems and Programs

    Medium

    Are we making enough of a difference? Are we making the right kind of difference? When those of us working to improve people’s lives — be it through nonprofits, philanthropy, schools, or government — begin our…

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    Why Philanthropists Should Invest In Women’s Movements, Not Empowerment

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Abundant data shows that the most effective way for philanthropists to advance women’s rights worldwide is to directly invest in the women’s movement. This means the provision of long-term, general…

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    The Makings of a Good Board Member

    BoardSource Dec 3, 2020

    While all effective board members understand and meet their basic responsibilities, truly exceptional board members do more. In addition to highlighting important behaviors to avoid, this resource outlines six characteristics…

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    Providers of Addiction Treatment Services Face COVID-19 Challenges

    Vox Dec 2, 2020

    When the Covid-19 pandemic forced much of the US to lock down in the spring of 2020, officials and experts worried the necessary social distancing measures would make another public health crisis…

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    Strategies for Building Rural Resilience and Revitalization Amid COVID-19

    Brookings Dec 2, 2020

    As the nation’s worst COVID-19 outbreaks concentrated in remote rural towns this fall, the geographic isolation once thought to shield them from the pandemic swiftly transitioned into a severe disadvantage. Rural communities and the…

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    Making Higher Education More Accessible in 2021

    Business Insider Dec 2, 2020

    When we can let all this restart, and give the on-campus experience a chance to compete with the virtual, a generation that comes of age in the pandemic may not…

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    Why Access to Mental Health Resources Should Be a Right [Video]

    The 74 Dec 2, 2020

    To Missouri state legislators, I’m writing to urge the legislature to provide all schools with designated funding for essential mental health workers. In our state, K-12 education funding has already been…

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    A Discussion on How to Become an Anti-racist Educator

    EdSurge Dec 2, 2020

    In education, nothing is “neutral” when it comes to race. Lesson plans, edtech tools and learning environments either create more equity among students of different races, or more inequity. That’s…

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    Affordable Housing for Seniors During the COVID-19 Pandemic

    Smart Cities Dive Dec 2, 2020

    The nation’s senior population is in desperate need of more affordable housing, particularly as the COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately plagued senior communities. With this need expected to increase alongside aging populations, some developers are…

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    The American Jewish Tradition of Charitable Giving

    Philanthropy Daily Dec 2, 2020

    Even though only about one in 50 Americans is Jewish, U.S. Jews donate at high levels, both as individuals and as a community. Most Jews, regardless of their economic status, heed their religious and…

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    One Approach to Funding Education During COVID-19

    Philanthropy News Digest Dec 2, 2020

    At the Heckscher Foundation for Children, we support programs and partnerships that transform specific inflection points into paths toward success. This year, we have distilled that approach into a focus on…

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    Witnessing Violence in Prison has Consequences

    Prison Policy Initiative Dec 2, 2020

    Early this year — before COVID-19 began to tear through U.S. prisons — five people were killed in Mississippi state prisons over the course of one week. A civil rights lawyer reported in February…

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