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    Myths on Eating Animals and the Incoming Technology That Will Address Them

    Vox Nov 10, 2020

    In 1989, the social psychologist Melanie Joy became a vegetarian almost by accident. She ate a hamburger contaminated with campylobacter and became so ill that she couldn’t stomach the idea…

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    Data and Community Engagement to Guide Efforts to End Homelessness

    Ending Homelessness Nov 10, 2020

    At Community Solutions, we think a lot about the eradication of smallpox. The vaccine for the disease was introduced in 1796. But smallpox was not eradicated until 1980—more than 180…

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    Seeding a Better, More Equitable Normal

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Nov 10, 2020

    When COVID-19 began devastating our region of the South, we asked our partners how the pandemic was affecting their work and how we could be most helpful. They described overwhelming…

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    How You Can Help Veterans Every Day

    The Conversation Nov 10, 2020

    As the nation celebrates our 17 million living veterans, it is also important to know that the number of these heroes who are ending their own lives prematurely is rising.…

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    The Role of Location in Addiction Across America

    Brookings

    Deviating from its more typical “best of (neighborhoods, doctors, crab shacks…)” lifestyle articles, Baltimore Magazine featured in its July issue a far less sunny piece on the ravaging impacts of…

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    Free Birth Control Closes the Unintended Pregnancy Income Gap

    Futurity Nov 10, 2020

    Research links the Affordable Care Act’s elimination of out-of-pocket costs for contraception with fewer births, especially among low-income families. Nearly half of pregnancies in the US are unplanned, and there’s…

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    The Problem with the Social Enterprise Trend

    Medium

    Bill, how do you explain what seems like our current obsession with social enterprise and “doing well while doing good”? Every 7–10 years people become particularly enamored with this idea:…

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    How Generosity Changed During COVID [Video]

    Gender and Giving Nov 10, 2020

    On Sept. 1, The Women’s Philanthropy Institute released COVID-19, Generosity, and Gender, a report that looks at how giving changed during the early months of the pandemic. The findings illustrate…

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    Handling Conflict During a Board Meeting

    BoardSource Nov 10, 2020

    Keep your board meetings healthy and productive. Since nonprofit board meetings depend on interaction among people with different values, perspectives, and communication styles, conflict is likely to occur. The impact of…

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    How This Company is Helping Struggling Transit Agencies Amid COVID-19

    Smart Cities Dive Nov 10, 2020

    Ford Mobility’s portfolio of smart transit subsidiaries —​ TransLoc, Ride Systems and DoubleMap — launched an initiative to provide transit agencies with free demand response software, consulting and planning services…

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    Driving an Equitable Recovery for the Aging Population During COVID-19 [Video]

    YouTube Nov 10, 2020

    Nonprofit CWI Labs, whose mission is to help underserved communities overcome workforce entry barriers, has partnered with WorkingNation to address the issue in a series of interviews for our An…

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    Research Reveals the Role of Noise in Developing Alzheimer’s

    Futurity Nov 9, 2020

    Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia affect millions of older adults in the US—but not equally. Past research has identified risk factors including genes, education, racism, and air pollution, and a…

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