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    Ensuring That Learning Is More Equitable if School Closures Happen in the Fall

    RAND Jul 1, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Here are three ways states might support schools, teachers, and students over the next year so that learning can be more equitable and accessible.  • How can…

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    Common Misconceptions of Effective Animal Advocacy

    Animal Charity Evaluators

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Toni Adleberg discusses four misconceptions about effective animal advocacy and explores animal welfare and advocacy work.  • What are the ways that donors can get involved in…

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    Educated Women Are the Answer to Climate Change

    Global Citizen

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Madeleine Keck explains that educated women slow population growth, reducing climate change based on the example of the southern Indian state of Kerala.  • What role can donors…

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    Unpacking Effective Animal Advocacy Strategies [Video]

    Effective Altruism

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Kelly Witwicki and Kieran Greig discuss various avenues of effective animal advocacy, focusing on social change and technological development respectively.  • Which of these avenues is better aligned with…

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    A Third Way: Education Leaders of Color Define New Path Toward Ed Reform

    Unlikely Duos

    When a local education leader’s proposed sanctuary policy for immigrant students was met with resistance in her school system, Education Leaders of Color (EdLoC) lent support to their regional network.…

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    How to Transform the Education System Through Innovative Leadership and Community Engagement

    Unlikely Duos

    In 2018, the national venture philanthropy organization New Profit brought together pairs of donors and social entrepreneurs from their community for candid conversations on the future of social problem-solving. These…

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    How Young Americans are Responding to Crises

    Philanthropy News Digest Jul 1, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Derrick Feldmann highlights how young Americans are responding to the compounding crises of racial injustice and COVID-19.  • What role can donors play in supporting the efforts…

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    Foundations and Policy Engagement: Insights in Their Own Words, Part 1

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Jul 1, 2020

    Question: Why is engaging in public policy important for your foundation? How much policy work do you do, and how central is it to your work? Blue Shield of California…

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    Reimagining Local Journalism as a Tool for Community Change

    Belt Magazine

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Bettina Chang describes the formation of City Bureau, a local journalism lab that aspires to empower the community and give citizens more agency in the stories…

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    A Discussion of The Future of Impact Finance

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jul 1, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • This is a Q&A with members of the Impact & Sustainable Finance Faculty Consortium about the trends and tensions of the impact finance world.  • Are…

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    Expanding Compassionate Release During COVID-19

    Urban Institute Jul 1, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • As COVID-19 cases surge in prisons, there is a way for states to expand compassionate release so that more prisoners, particularly those at high-risk, can potentially…

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    Is the U.S. in the Second Wave of Coronavirus?

    The Conversation Jun 30, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Epidemiologist and public health researcher, Melissa Hawkins, discusses why America is not facing the second wave of coronavirus because it is still in the first wave.  •…

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