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  • Progress Against HIV/AIDS Slowed By Stigma

    Global Citizen Sep 13, 2022

    At the beginning of the century, 1.7 million people died from HIV/AIDS annually. Today, the landscape looks drastically different, with 2021 recording 650,000 HIV-related deaths. This data reveals a 65% drop since…

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    Racism Separates Us. The Antidote Is Relationships.

    Camelback Ventures

    Racism works to separate people – to undermine human relationships through fear, violence, and misinformation. Relationships are an antidote to these insidious, confusing ideas and building them is an essential…

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    Building an Eco-friendly Tiny House Village for Arizona Youth

    Ending Homelessness Sep 13, 2022

    For more than three years, 23-year-old Baneen Albotaify bounced from one friend’s house to another, sleeping on couches or in laundry rooms while working on her college degree. The stress…

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  • What Does Arts Education Look Like After COVID?

    ARTS Blog Sep 13, 2022

    National Arts in Education Week is upon us, and it is a wonderful time to reflect on where arts education has been and where it can go with impassioned arts advocacy.…

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  • How Donors Can Think About Funding Food System Solutions

    Alliance Magazine Sep 12, 2022

    The reasons for the breakdown of our food systems are complex and interlinked. Though exacerbated by present day conflicts, the current global food crisis is a product of how our…

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  • Study Reveals Prevalence of Cigarette Smoking in Rural Areas

    Futurity Sep 12, 2022

    From 2010 to 2020, a larger proportion of rural Americans smoked cigarettes—and their odds of quitting smoking were lower—compared to those living in urban areas, according to a new study.…

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  • Supporting Mental Health at Nonprofit Organizations

    Forbes Sep 12, 2022

    Ensuring that staff members have the necessary tools and training to handle any challenge thrown at them is just one aspect of being a nonprofit leader. What’s also key to…

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    William Foster on Big Bets in Indian Philanthropy

    The Bridgespan Group Sep 12, 2022

    William Foster became The Bridgespan Group’s managing partner in September 2021 and first joined the organisation in 2002. During his recent visit to India, we asked him about all things philanthropy—including…

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  • How the ACLU is Fighting Classroom Censorship Across the Country

    The 74 Sep 12, 2022

    A spate of policies banning books and tamping down teachings on race and gender proliferated nationwide in 2021 and 2022 — but are those rules actually legal? The American Civil…

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  • How You Can Help Protect Sharks

    The Conversation Sep 12, 2022

    Sharks are some of the most ecologically important and most threatened animals on Earth. Recent reports show that up to one-third of all known species of sharks and their relatives,…

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  • Cooking Grants Bring More Sustainable Foods to Schools

    Food Tank Sep 12, 2022

    The Chef Ann Foundation (CAF) is accepting applications for its Get Schools Cooking program. The grant is intended to help schools transition from a heat and serve operation to being…

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  • A Call for Wage Equity and Action in Equal Pay Scales

    PhilanTopic Sep 12, 2022

    One of my favorite poems of all time is Langston Hughes’ “Harlem,” better known by the compelling question it posits: “What happens to a dream deferred?” Far too many in…

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