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    There Are Remedies to Address COVID-19 Learning Losses in Schools

    The 74 Oct 13, 2020

    COVID-19 school closings have harmful learning and earnings effects on the welfare of students and the nation. But effective educational approaches are available to help young people overcome these negative…

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    Permanent Outdoor Dining Has an Impact on People With Disabilities During COVID-19

    The Counter Oct 12, 2020

    Edith Prentiss, a 68-year-old resident of New York City’s Washington Heights neighborhood, has relied on a wheelchair for 28 years because of a badly injured right leg. She struggles to…

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    National Disability Rights Network: Making Voting Accessible for 35 Million People

    Democracy and Philanthropy Oct 12, 2020

    Over 35 million eligible voters in the U.S. have disabilities, and yet a study by the United States Government Accountability Office estimates that 83% of polling places surveyed have one…

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    Pivoting to a New Kind of Proximity During COVID-19

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Oct 12, 2020

    “It is in proximity,” as public interest lawyer Bryan Stevenson says, “that we understand things we cannot understand from a distance.” For the last 12 years, college faculty working with…

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    Distance Learning for Homeless Families Comes With Difficult Choices

    NPR Oct 12, 2020

    For this story, NPR spoke with students, parents, caregivers, shelter managers and school leaders across the country about what it means, in this moment, to be homeless and schoolless. Remote…

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    The Importance of Listening in Disaster Recovery Work With Indigenous Communities

    Charity Navigator Oct 12, 2020

    Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day.  No matter how a state may reference the day, whether it is recognized as Native American Day, First Peoples’ Day, or American Indian Day, in Indian…

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    As COVID-19 Cases Rise Again, Here’s What States Have Learned So Far

    The Conversation Oct 12, 2020

    When the coronavirus began spreading in the U.S. in early spring, governors in hard-hit states took drastic steps to reduce the threat and avoid overloading their health care systems. By…

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    Equitable Development as a Path to Racial Equity

    Government Alliance on Race and Equity Oct 12, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • This report from Government Alliance on Race and Equity provides a roadmap for equitable development to advance racial equity. • What role can you play in…

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    Indigenous Peoples Day Comes Amid a Reckoning Over Colonialism and Calls for Return of Native Land

    The Conversation Oct 12, 2020

    In many parts of what is now the United States, communities have in recent years replaced Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day. Celebrating Indigenous cultures every Oct. 12 is important.…

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    Impact Investments Don’t Always do Good

    Giving Evidence

    It is a beguiling offer — an investment that can produce a financial return and also a social/environmental benefit. Private benefit plus public benefit. It probably does happen sometimes but…

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    When the Art of Giving Will be About Solving

    Livemint

    Philanthropy is approaching an inflection point. Outsize wealth is rapidly accumulating, alongside an acceleration in philanthropic ambition. As these two powerful forces converge, they will likely reshape the social sector for years…

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    What Low Enrollment Means for Funding and Equity for Schools

    Urban Institute Oct 12, 2020

    Across the country, school districts—particularly large, urban districts—are reporting drops in enrollment, as families opt for alternatives or struggle to access or navigate virtual learning. These enrollment declines have raised important concerns about how and…

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