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    Involving Youth in Community Decision-making Could Have Prevented COVID Outbreaks

    The 74 Nov 21, 2020

    Dear mayors and city council members, I appreciate that when you are making decisions for the community, you have the best interests of your constituents at heart. But as a…

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    Protecting the Right to Assemble — Digitally

    Knight Foundation Nov 21, 2020

    Coming together for friendship, worship, play, learning, commerce, protest, governing, mourning, or celebration is fundamental. The desire to be with others is innate; the right to do so is declared…

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    Setting Expectations as a Nonprofit Leader and a Black Man

    Nonprofit Quarterly Nov 21, 2020

    The recent global awakening to racial injustice within the United States may represent an unprecedented opportunity for transformative social change—especially for Black communities, who have languished under persistent forces of…

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    COVID-19 Has Limited Low-Wage Workers’ Options Even Further

    Brookings Nov 21, 2020

    In the United States, the COVID-19 pandemic struck a uniquely precarious workforce. The shock has exposed and widened rifts in our two-tiered labor market—between workers with stable jobs and the…

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    We All Can Drive the Engine of Social Change in Philanthropy

    Medium Nov 21, 2020

    The Community Investment Network (CIN)’s annual conference truly was a Homecoming! It felt so good to virtually gather with hundreds of leaders in philanthropy including writer and philanthropist Melanie Brown, Rev. Eugene Cho of One…

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    Launching the Next Generation Community Schools

    Brookings Nov 20, 2020

    With COVID-19 cases on the rise, families and schools across America face an extended period of educational disruption. Recent research illustrates the toll that this upheaval has had on our…

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    How Work-based Learning Programs Can Bring About Equity for America’s Youth

    Brookings Nov 20, 2020

    While education beyond high school is the surest ticket to the middle class, the postsecondary landscape is complicated and hard to navigate. For those whose families and schools can’t provide…

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    Physical Jobs For Males Put Them at Higher Risk for Dementia

    Futurity Nov 20, 2020

    Men in jobs with hard physical work have a higher risk of developing dementia compared to men doing sedentary work, new research reveals. Based on the findings, researchers urge health…

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    How Trust-Based Philanthropy Can Bring Power to Communities

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    New Haven-based Heron Foundation went through its own reckoning moment in 2019. “We realized we couldn’t achieve our core mission of helping communities help themselves if we weren’t deeply listening…

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    Why You Should Keep Your Indoor Air Clean

    The Conversation Nov 20, 2020

    Shelly Miller, University of Colorado Boulder The vast majority of SARS-CoV-2 transmission occurs indoors, mostly from the inhalation of airborne particles that contain the coronavirus. But in spite of the…

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    Transforming Organ Donation in America: Serving Patients by Expanding High- Performing Organ Procurement Organizations

    The Bridgespan Group Nov 20, 2020

    There is an opportunity to save lives through recovering up to 28,000 more organs every year1 while saving up to $40 billion in healthcare costs from foregone dialysis over 10 years2—all…

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    Amid a Raging Pandemic, the US Faces a Nursing Shortage. Can We close the Gap?

    The Conversation Nov 20, 2020

    With a sharp increase in U.S. COVID-19 cases this fall and hospitals nearing capacity in parts of the Midwest and West, health care workers nationwide are scrambling to save lives…

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