Current federal funding destined to help rebuild flood-ravaged eastern Kentucky is not enough for what advocates want.
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A lesson from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.
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Studies of refugees from around the world confirm that families with children view education as one of their highest priorities along with other basic needs. In addition to an acute awareness…
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Prison life in the U.S. is tough. But when you have an intellectual, developmental or cognitive disability – as hundreds of thousands of Americans behind bars do – it can…
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Click here for more.Investing in Black leaders and organizations is a powerful opportunity for impact. Over and over again, such leaders have been able to achieve significant results with a fraction of the…
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Radically rethinking how we organize and govern for social impact.
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In this podcast episode, Jacqueline Stewart breaks down some of the overlooked history of Black cinema stretching back to the early 1900s.
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The Conference Board recently released a report entitled From Crisis to Opportunity: Corporate Citizenship and Philanthropy in 2023, which summarizes how corporate giving and volunteering played out in 2022, what expectations are for 2023, and how giving levels and strategies are determined.
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“We don’t acknowledge everyone’s trauma equally, and trauma as a field has been showing whose trauma matters over time.But trauma itself is an overwhelming event…”…
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The image of the bail bondsman who brings fugitives to justice is a familiar and powerful one; unfortunately, it’s more fiction than fact. In this report, we explain why the…
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Background: Research suggests a number of benefits from teacher participation in school improvement—chief among them that it can increase teacher receptivity to innovation and reform adoption. Improvement science has been…
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In experiments with cells, the PFAS chemical GenX suppressed the way white blood cells known as neutrophils kill invading pathogens.