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    A Face of Homelessness and Poverty We Don’t Always See

    Medium

    The LA Times is publishing a four-part series on poverty and how it affects children. Its impact is astounding. Volunteering at the LA Mission, I’ve seen poverty up close. But…

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    Prisoners Have a Right to Stimulus Checks But Many Are Not Receiving Them

    The Marshall Project Oct 22, 2020

    Thomas Root emailed his weekly legal newsletter from his office in Ohio to nearly 11,000 federal prisoners around the country—just as he’s done every Monday since 2015. That same day, attorney Brandon…

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    Addressing Seattle’s Homeless Challenge [Audio]

    City Journal

    Christopher F. Rufo joins City Journal editor Brian Anderson to discuss an urban struggle with street homelessness and the political fight around it in the Pacific Northwest’s largest city. Known as the “Emerald City” because…

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    Technological Advancements May Be Hindered By Social Norms

    Brookings

    Artificial intelligence (AI) and similar technologies are expected to transform business, consumption, and work. Concerns about the destruction or displacement of jobs are growing. By some estimates, over 40% of…

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    The Fight to Protect Sex Trafficked Youth Continues Even After a Major Win

    Center for Children & Youth Justice Oct 22, 2020

    To this day, Washington’s criminal justice system can arrest and charge young people under the age of 18 with the crime of prostitution under state law. At the same time,…

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    How Foundations Engage With Impact Investing

    Mission Investors Exchange

    In this podcast, Matt Onek, CEO of Mission Investors Exchange, joins hosts Nick Ashburn and Sandi Hunt on “Dollars and Change”, on The Wharton School Business Radio and gives listeners…

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    Making the Case: Foundation Leaders on the Importance of Multiyear General Operating Support

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Oct 22, 2020

    These five foundations — which represent a range of geographies, size, and foundation type — all provide more multiyear general operating support (GOS) than typical, have significantly increased the proportion…

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    How Philanthropy Can Improve Support for the Latinx Community

    NCRP Oct 22, 2020

    As people of color, we constantly find our communities with the same foot, just a different shoe, on our necks, and showing up for each other has become an act of survival. I choose this space and moment to honor the history and many…

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    How Instructional Coaches Can Provide Multi-tiered Support for Schools

    Education Dive Oct 22, 2020

    Administrators in Greenville County Schools, South Carolina, deploy a team of instructional coaches to schools that have been identified as needing support, District Administration reports. The initiative, called Focused School Support, is designed…

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    Helping Impact-Driven Funders With Strategic Philanthropy [Audio]

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Oct 22, 2020

    Even after donors have found a cause they want to support, they still need to make strategic decisions about the type of funding they want to provide. Figuring out the…

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    Steps to Navigate the Common Challenges of Responsive Philanthropy

    Alliance Magazine Oct 21, 2020

    It started when the Foundation – one of the largest responsive funders in the world – found they had not ‘been receiving the level and quality of applications from environment…

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    Why It’s Important for SEL Programs to Create a Sense of Belonging During This Time

    Education Dive Oct 21, 2020

    Social-emotional learning programs can benefit from adults’ knowledge of their own SEL skills, according to a report released Tuesday by the RAND Corp. and the Wallace Foundation. The report, based on 5,000 surveys…

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