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Examining Mental Health Outcomes During COVID-19
Brookings Apr 10, 2022The COVID-19 pandemic was an unprecedented shock to U.S. society at a time when the nation was already coping with a crisis of despair and related deaths from suicides, overdoses,…
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The Plight of Ukrainian Students in the US Without a Clear Way Home
The 74 Apr 10, 2022More than a month into the Russian invasion, Ukrainian students in the U.S. and others in American academia with strong ties to the besieged country drift daily between hope and…
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Investing in Inner Work to Promote Racial Equity
FSG Apr 10, 2022Much of FSG’s work with companies focuses on advancing various forms of equity (especially racial and gender equity) through philanthropic commitments directly to social justice movements or as part of their business practices and…
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Reducing the Risk of Building Collapse in Nigeria
Brookings Apr 10, 2022Over a span of 20 years, Nigeria has witnessed a significant increase in building collapse that has resulted in loss of lives and livelihoods, as well as the displacement of…
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Refugee Camps Can Wreak Enormous Environmental Damages
The Conversation Apr 9, 2022While it may seem that much of the world has been locked down during the past pandemic year, more than 80 million people are currently on the move – unwillingly.…
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A Racist Law from 1938 Still Excludes Farm Workers From Overtime
The Counter Apr 9, 2022Last year, New York joined a handful of other states, including California, Minnesota, Hawaii, Washington, and Maryland in granting overtime pay to farm workers. Yet as the law took effect on…
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Global Washington Apr 9, 2022Education is pivotal in promoting gender equality, and Sahar is committed to preventing and combating gender discrimination by supporting girls’ and women’s education in Afghanistan. Education is a fundamental human…
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Strengthening Support for Racial Equity and Justice Grantmaking
Philanthropic Initiative for Racial Equity Apr 9, 2022Grants management professionals are strategically positioned to influence a funder’s racial equity and racial justice funding. But in three decades of working in and with foundations, I have consistently seen…
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Utilizing COVID Funds to Support Employee Up-Skilling
The 74 Apr 9, 2022Colorado lawmakers unveiled legislation Tuesday aimed at strengthening the school-to-career pipeline as industries across the state continue to face workforce shortages as they recover from the pandemic’s negative economic effects.…
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The Variance in Hospital Prices Across the US
RAND Corporation Apr 9, 2022The average prices charged to commercial health plans by hospitals, as compared to what Medicare pays, remained relatively stable between 2012 and 2019, but there was a large amount of…
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Creating a Black Future by Supporting Black-led Organizations
Nonprofit Quarterly Apr 9, 2022This is the second installment in a series for NPQ based on excerpts from Shawn Ginwright’s new book, The Four Pivots: Reimagining Justice, Reimagining Ourselves. Read the first feature, “Healing-Centered Leadership: A Path to…
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