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    Centering Girls in Participatory Grantmaking

    Forbes

    Globally, one person in eight is a girl or young woman aged 10 to 24 years – that is 900 million people. Yet, less than 2 cents of every $1 spent on international…

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    Charity Art Auctions: What’s In It for Artists? [Audio]

    Nonprofit Quarterly

    Have you ever bought a work of art at a charity auction? It turns out that the artists who donate their works can only deduct their direct costs from their…

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    A Climate Policy That Failed to Address Environmental Justice

    Yes! Magazine Nov 29, 2020

    Pollution, poverty, and race collide in many disadvantaged communities across California—and the country—and some argue that the state’s climate policies haven’t helped. While California has already cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 13% since…

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    Dismantling Food Injustices on a Personal and Systemic Level

    Mashable Nov 28, 2020

    If you care deeply about both environmental and racial justice, the way food is produced in the U.S. is far, far from ideal. To begin with, industrial farming has negative environmental…

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    Finding New Ways to Challenge and Engage Students in STEM

    Getting Smart Nov 28, 2020

    As educators keep moving from “traditional,” teacher-centered instruction to student-centered learning environments, we’re realizing the importance of integrating STEM into curriculum. Research shows that the pandemic emphasized the need for…

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    The Power of the Internet Through a Public Health Lens

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 28, 2020

    The 2020 presidential election hasn’t yet come to a definitive conclusion, due in part to the power of the internet to enable and reinforce an alternate reality in which widespread…

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    A Man Bringing Solar Power and Political Power to Puerto Rico

    Grist Nov 28, 2020

    Arturo Massol-Deyá believes solar panels will bring power to the people of Puerto Rico — in more ways than one. Massol-Deyá is associate director of Casa Pueblo, a nonprofit that, since 1991,…

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    Here’s How Learning Outside Could Become a Lasting Fixture in American Education

    The 74 Nov 28, 2020

    When students at Anser Charter School in Garden City, Idaho returned to in-person classes Sept. 28, everything about school looked different than six months ago. Anser is an EL Education school, meaning it focuses…

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    Forced Moves Keep Some Families in Segregated Places

    Futurity Nov 28, 2020

    The analysis of 17 years of field work with 1,200 low-income households in five different cities shows urgent crises force low-income families to choose the safest, most convenient locations necessary…

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    The U.S. Has a Fresh Chance to Turn Around a Public Health Disaster

    YES! Magazine Nov 28, 2020

    A change in administration in January will bring a new pandemic strategy for the United States. President-elect Joe Biden has announced his transition COVID-19 advisory council, and there are high expectations…

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    Pandemic Gun Buyers Face Higher Suicide Risk

    Futurity Nov 27, 2020

    About 70% of those who bought a firearm during the COVID-19 pandemic reported having suicidal thoughts throughout their lives, compared to 37% of the rest of the community of gun owners.…

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    The Urgent Need to Address Health Equity in the Age of COVID

    The Aspen Institute Nov 27, 2020

    The evidence is clear – the COVID pandemic has hit Native Americans, communities of color, and other high-risk and vulnerable populations the hardest, putting front and center the nation’s systematic…

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