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Legislation Could Make Native American History Lessons Disappear From School
The Hechinger Report Apr 14, 2023Dozens of states have recently adopted or introduced laws or policies that take aim at critical race theory, commonly known as CRT. Critics say the orders threaten to undo years-long attempts to enrich lessons about the history of Native American students whose culture is at risk of vanishing from…
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Why Shark Conservation Matters to Ecosystem Protection
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Apr 13, 2023As part of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors’ new mission and values, we are featuring in-depth profiles of key sponsored projects to highlight their work in creating a just world. Shark Conservation Fund (SCF) is a collaboration of philanthropists dedicated to restoring ocean health through…
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Increasing Enrollment in Community Colleges and Increasing Funding
The 74 Apr 13, 2023Enrollment trends for community colleges are headed in the right direction, but in most cases have not caught up to pre-pandemic levels…
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How States are Responding to America’s Child Care Crisis
The 74 Apr 13, 2023States are spending more money and creating new incentives to ease the severe child care crisis…
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Five Strategies for Supporting Artists
Helicon Apr 13, 2023From Helicon: Artists have specialized skills and capacities, but their basic needs are not unique. They need stable and affordable housing; access to health care and unemployment insurance; time off when they are sick or have a family crisis; fair wages; legal protection from exploitation; and…
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The Villainization of Homeless People
National Alliance to End Homelessness Apr 13, 2023There is grief, everywhere. In a time when COVID brings such a feeling of loss, news reports and social media are full of death. Presumably, these appear because people read…
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Taking Action on Data for Gender Equality
Stanford Social Innovation Review Apr 13, 2023Since Hillary Clinton’s spearheading of what she called a “gender data revolution” in 2014, numerous initiatives have been launched to generate more and better data on the lives of women and girls.…
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Student Hunger Exists Across School Districts
The 74 Apr 13, 2023Combatting hunger means fighting stigma, ‘pride gap,’ experts say…
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Lessons Learned From A Campaign to Advance Racial Equity
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How After-school Programs Can Help Students in the Wake of the Pandemic
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