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    Centering Black People with Lived Experience to Improve Homelessness Services

    Ending Homelessness Jan 18, 2022

    Use Targeted Universalism as a Policy Framework An alternate approach to addressing homelessness is acknowledging the complex role that race plays in housing displacement, and designing a targeted universal approach…

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    The “Who” in Impact Investing

    Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors

    The “Who” in impact investing starts with you. Whether you’re new to impact investing or further along in the journey, it is important to understand your position in the ecosystem…

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    How Oakland’s Environmental Justice Movement is Making an Impact

    GreenBiz

    Motivated by their success in creating a more equitable Oakland climate action plan, the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights and the Asian Pacific Environmental Network together sought new strategies…

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    The Power and Importance of Social and Emotional Learning

    Forbes

    The pandemic has caused trauma for people of all ages, including — and especially — our youth. These challenging circumstances have forced students nationwide to pursue their education in entirely…

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    The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1966 and the Racial Earnings Gap

    Washington Center for equitable Growth Jan 18, 2022

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Ellora Derenoncourt and Claire Montialoux demonstrate that The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1966 reduced the earnings gap between black and white workers.  • How can funders…

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    How CDFIs Can Benefit Female Entrepreneurs

    Forbes Jan 18, 2022

    Because women-owned businesses are smaller, with fewer financial resources, they are less resilient to economic shocks. It happened after the financial crisis of 2007-2009, and without intervention, it will happen…

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    Learning Loss in Michigan Contributes to Academic Gaps

    Chalkbeat Detroit Jan 17, 2022

    Michigan students who learned remotely for all or most of last school year learned less than those who were in classrooms, according to an analysis of student-level test data released today. In…

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    The Importance of Investing in the Potential of Afghan Women and Girls

    Brookings Jan 17, 2022

    With the prevailing food security crisis in Afghanistan, the international community must invest in the significant potential of Afghan girls to increase their participation in formal agriculture education and cultivate…

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    What Supreme Court’s Block of Vaccine Mandate for Large Businesses Will Mean for Public Health

    The Conversation Jan 17, 2022

    The U.S. Supreme Court on Jan. 13, 2022, blocked the Biden administration’s vaccine-or-test mandate, which applied to virtually all private companies with 100 of more employees. But it left in…

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    Monopsony and How It’s Harming Older Women in the Workplace

    Equitable Growth

    Monopsony occurs when employers are able to exploit labor market conditions to pay workers less than the value they contribute. Mounting evidence suggests more workers are subject to big employer…

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    Truly Impactful Innovation Has No Borders or Restrictions

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    For innovation to succeed in your organization, it’s not just other companies that need to be involved—you need to tap into the entire ecosystem. That means partnering and co-innovating with customers, suppliers,…

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    It Is Possible to Reduce the Harm of Prison Trauma

    Urban Institute

    Prisons are inherently traumatic places that dehumanize people in the name of security and control. Incarcerated people navigate constant surveillance, social isolation, limited personal care services, ongoing harassment, and threats of violence…

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