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    How Children’s Books May Help Kids Prepare for the Climate Crisis

    Grist Nov 23, 2020

    Cara Hoffman was a young reporter in 1994 when she covered an explosion at a chemical plant in Buffalo, New York. She remembers a toxic plume coating nearby lawns in…

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    Many School Districts Still Lack Adequate Connectivity Speed

    Education Dive Nov 23, 2020

    Nationwide, 67% of K-12 schools still lack the recommended internet connectivity speed of 1 megabits per second per student, according to a report by Connected Nation. That digital learning gap affects 31.5 million…

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    Leveraging Impact Through Radical Collaboration and Innovation

    Forbes Nov 23, 2020

    At my organization, we obsess over how to leverage and expand our impact by joining forces with others, improving collaborations and building stronger partnerships. We deeply believe we will never…

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    How New Schools Can Innovate to Promote Child Development

    Getting Smart Nov 23, 2020

    The rapid global shift to hybrid and remote learning–with lots of versions and variability–provoked renewed interest in new school models. And, compared to 20 years ago, the invention opportunity is…

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    Vital Little Plans Giving Circle: Artist Communities Can Lead Systemic Change

    Philanthropy Together Nov 23, 2020

    With five colleagues from across the country, Adam Erickson and Irfana Jetha Noorani recently launched Vital Little Plans —an artist collective and giving circle that supports equitable, creative and vital…

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    Trust, Race, and Grants Data

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Nov 23, 2020

    Research suggests that U.S. foundations trust Black-led organizations enough to give them money, but not enough to give them control.  A recent analysis by Bridgespan and Echoing Green looked at a set of…

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    Beyond the Degree: A Movement to Diversify the American Workforce

    College Track Nov 23, 2020

    It may have taken the triple pandemic of a lethal virus, sharp economic downturn, and the national awakening to the injustices of systemic racism for many to finally realize it’s…

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    Using Social Norms to Encourage Charitable Giving

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    There’s an indisputable link between charitable giving and the social norms that guide our behavior. People are more likely to engage in giving when others do so as well. Think…

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    Dismantling Barriers in the U.S. Asylum System: Leverage Points for Philanthropy

    Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees

    Strengthen the Asylum Ecosystem Opportunities for asylum advocates to prioritize strategies and create a proactive vision. The attacks on the asylum system have overwhelmed organizations, forcing them into a triage and…

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    Reimagining K-12 Education for the Automation Age

    Brookings Nov 23, 2020

    Automation and artificial intelligence are transforming work at a dizzying pace. Rapid technological advances will require a forward-looking workforce that is ready to adapt. While much of the policy discussion has focused…

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    Lessons in How to Revitalize Apprenticeships in the U.S. Scientific Workforce

    Urban Institute Nov 23, 2020

    BioNTech and the American pharmaceutical company Pfizer announced they had jointly developed a COVID-19 vaccine that was 90 percent effective against the coronavirus in clinical trials. Although the vaccine is not approved…

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    Research on Prevalence of School Violence Shows Impact on Transfers

    Education Dive Nov 23, 2020

    Upticks in school violence increase the likelihood of elementary students transferring schools, according to a study published this week in American Educational Research Journal. Researchers, who studied six years of data…

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