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    2020: A Moment of Transformation for Philanthropy?

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Nov 12, 2020

    In early spring this year, as the coronavirus pandemic worsened, foundations in the U.S. began to respond by shifting resources and practices. Some funders, nonprofits, and others in the field…

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    The Gap Between Intention and Action in Donor-advised Funds

    Medium

    On August 29th, a community forum in San Francisco discussed proposed legislation in California to create more transparency around donor-advised funds (DAFs). The conversation was between Jan Masaoka (CEO of…

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    Five Ways to Build Collaborative Learning Skills

    Getting Smart

    Developing skills for collaboration is a critical component for our students for their future. It is so important that educators provide opportunities for students to work together in our classrooms…

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    Nonprofits’ Many Roads to Revenue Generation

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    As the boundaries between business and charity become increasingly blurred, many nonprofits are considering how to pursue their mission through revenue-generating activities rather than relying on philanthropic contributions alone.1 This trend…

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    Uncovering Collaboration Opportunities Between Philanthropy and Policy Actors

    Philanthropy In Focus

    The United Nations estimates the financial capital needed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals is US$ 5-7 trillion annually – imagine if the reported amount could be deployed from the…

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    Oregon’s Drug Decriminalization is a Step Toward Addressing Drug Issues in the US

    Vox Nov 12, 2020

    America’s decades-long war on drugs has failed, simultaneously causing huge harms — fueling drug-related violence around the world and funneling millions of people into jails and prisons — and not…

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    The Power of Hydro Energy to Support Communities

    Grist Nov 11, 2020

    Growing up in Colombia, Moriel Arango spent nearly every weekend on his father’s sustainable farm, about an hour from their home in the city of Cali. There, in the rural,…

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    Disrupting Philanthropy Among The Black Diaspora

    Thrive Global Nov 11, 2020

    As a part of our series about women who are shaking things up in their industry, I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland. A social and environmental…

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    The Importance of Trust in Community and Philanthropy

    Medium Nov 11, 2020

    This is a time when trust is our most valuable currency, as voters, as community members, and as philanthropists. Trust is not the same as blind faith — trust must…

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    Considerations to Keep Students Engaged in Learning

    EdSource Nov 11, 2020

    During the past few months, Americans have borne witness to the racial and social inequities that many of our students face every day. Now that our eyes have been opened,…

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    Busting Myths About Plant-forward Eating

    Food Tank

    The World Health Organization and U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that diet-related diseases like obesity, diabetes, and hypertension lead to an increased risk of severe COVID-19 infection. As the pandemic wears…

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    Farm Tools Designed for Men Pose Problems for Female Farmers

    Harvest Public Media Nov 11, 2020

    Farming is a physically demanding job, no matter your body type. Women, however, are at a particular disadvantage when it comes to farming equipment. “These were designed for people of…

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