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    The Effects of Extreme Weather in the Midwest

    The Conversation Nov 3, 2020

    Some effects of extreme weather are visible – like half a million acres of flattened corn in Iowa left behind after a derecho that hit the Midwestern United States on…

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    Digital Transformation in Utilities Needs to Start With a Connected Workforce

    Smart Cities Dive Nov 2, 2020

    In the utilities sector, as in many others, the road toward digital transformation has been slow. Organizations spent plenty of time discussing technologies that could streamline operations, engage customers, and…

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    How Can We Build Sustainable Food Systems in the Wake of a Pandemic

    GreenBiz Nov 2, 2020

    In the spring of 2020, many small farms across the U.S. found themselves in a bittersweet predicament. Restrictions aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus were forcing restaurants —…

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    Understanding Nonprofit Communication to Become a Committed Donor

    Charity Navigator Nov 2, 2020

    Simply put, donor retention is the percentage of donors who continue to support an organization beyond their first gift. Conversely, donor attrition is the percentage of donors who do not…

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    Building Teacher Retention Through Leadership Practices During a Pandemic

    Education Dive Nov 2, 2020

    Using strategies to prevent teachers from leaving the profession could save schools money and lead to better outcomes for students, including those with disabilities, said panelists during an Oct. 30…

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    Groundswell Fund Advances LGBTQ Rights and Reproductive Justice

    Philanthropy News Digest

    PND spoke with Vanessa Daniel, founder and executive director of the [Groundswell] fund, about intersectionality in the context of reproductive justice and racial equity and her hopes for the Liberation…

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    The Challenges People with Disabilities Face in Prison

    The Marshall Project Nov 2, 2020

    The prison environment—with its loud, unpredictable noises, bright lights, unpleasant odors, complicated social dynamics and often byzantine bureaucracy—would be difficult for anyone to navigate, but experts say that it’s particularly challenging…

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    Collecting and Understanding Demographic Data to Advance Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Nov 2, 2020

    The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) is committed to building a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. Achieving this goal requires…

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    Action Is Needed to Prevent Children from COVID-Induced Poverty

    Urban Institute Nov 2, 2020

    The COVID-19 crisis is taking a huge toll on families’ economic security, particularly for families of color and families with children. Early childhood poverty can shape health and social outcomes for decades, which…

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    Embracing Flexibility for More Accessible Human Services

    Philanthropy News Digest Nov 2, 2020

    Over the last eight months, we’ve all watched as existing health inequities were exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. We also learned that social determinants of health — conditions in the…

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    Four Ways to Cut Emissions From Plastic

    Futurity

    Researchers have determined how much plastic contributes to climate change, and what it would take to curb these emissions. From campaigns against microplastics to news of the great Pacific garbage…

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    Feedback as the Bedrock of Political Action and Social Change

    Feedback Labs

    Studying world politics, I am exposed to many political scientists’ esoteric explanations of why certain systems of governance functioned better than others. Yet there must be something – some underlying…

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