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    How Colleges Are Relying on More Companies to Help Shift to Online Learning

    Education Dive Oct 20, 2020

    Simmons University, in Massachusetts, told students earlier this year it would create online versions of hundreds of undergraduate courses for the fall term. School officials billed the move as a way…

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    Notable Philanthropic Strategies Amid Major Events

    Charity Navigator Oct 20, 2020

    Today, Charity Navigator has been graciously provided with an exclusive, first-hand account of charitable planning and giving by a married couple that utilizes Charity Navigator’s tools and resources to inform…

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    How to Plan Meaningful CEO Succession

    Medium Oct 20, 2020

    As organizations move into greater maturity it becomes increasingly important to have both emergency and long-term succession plans in place that are reviewed and adjusted on a regular basis (every…

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    Restoring Seagrass for Successful Marine Conservation

    The Conversation Oct 20, 2020

    Robert J. Orth, Virginia Institute of Marine Science; Jonathan Lefcheck, Smithsonian Institution, and Karen McGlathery, University of Virginia A century ago Virginia’s coastal lagoons were a natural paradise. Fishing boats…

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    Older Workers Often Retire Early When They Become Ill or Injured

    Urban Institute Oct 20, 2020

    As Americans’ average life expectancy has been generally trending longer for decades, some experts have urged people to delay retirement and work longer, and many policies have been developed to incentivize this…

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    States Take Climate Action

    Skoll Foundation Oct 20, 2020

    Governors across the country are rolling out sweeping new plans to slash greenhouse gas emissions, transition to clean electric vehicles, and create vibrant low-carbon economies–along with thousands of long-lasting jobs.…

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    Water Infrastructure and COVID-19 Recovery

    Brookings Oct 20, 2020

    The COVID-19 pandemic has not only disrupted the social and economic realities of our communities, but also undermined some of the basic infrastructure we depend on. Our water infrastructure has…

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    Wellness Requires Organization-level Interventions

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Oct 20, 2020

    The term “burnout” first came into use in the early 1970s in the context of air traffic control, after an increase in human error-precipitated collisions was linked to frustrations with…

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    How Foundations Are Meeting the Challenges of 2020

    Foundation Source Oct 20, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Foundation Source surveyed its private foundation clients to gain insights into how foundations are responding to COVID-19 and related challenges in 2020. • What do these trends…

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    Changes in Monsoon Season Make Fighting Wildfires Harder

    Futurity Oct 20, 2020

    The North American monsoon has dictated the length of wildfire season for centuries in the US-Mexico border region, according to new research. But this year was anything but normal. The…

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    Venture Philanthropy A Source For Start-Up Funding

    Business Day

    Any economy is driven by innovation. This requires a vibrant entrepreneurial culture, creating start-up companies that are able to come up with new ideas to disrupt markets and propel change.…

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    10 Facts About American Women in the Workforce

    Brookings

    Women’s labor force participation has stagnated and reversed since 2000. The gap between wages of men and women has fallen over the past several decades, but a significant gender wage gap…

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