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    Race and the Criminalization of Disability in Schools

    Columbia Journal of Race and Law Dec 10, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Jyoti Nanda explores how Latinx and Black students with disabilities experience criminalization in schools through punishment and segregation.  • How can funders help schools better serve students…

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    A Conversation About What Racial Equity Means

    Philanthropy News Digest

    PND spoke with Kavitha Mediratta, founding executive director of Atlantic Fellows for Racial Equity, a ten-year, $60 million initiative launched by Atlantic Philanthropies, about that question and what her program is…

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    The Importance of Investing in English Learners

    The 74 Dec 10, 2021

    Ever talked to a precocious elementary schooler? Then you know all about collective nouns. What do you call more than one dog? A pack! A group of cattle? A herd!…

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    Why Philanthropy Should Prioritize Investment in Black Women

    PhilanTopic Dec 10, 2021

    This year, as we turn to philanthropic giving and think about how we can better invest in our communities, it is crucial that we center Black women and their lived…

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    Making Changes Through Active Listening

    Philanthropy Daily Dec 10, 2021

    Active listening is one of the most effective communication tools we have. To actively listen requires not only to hear but to respond in ways that assure others are heard.…

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    Philanthropy and Community Land Ownership

    Nonprofit Quarterly Dec 9, 2021

    Decades of political debate and conversation have been devoted to addressing the many flaws of our capitalist system, including its tendencies to promote material gain as a central value, exacerbate…

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    Increasing Nonprofit Diversity Leadership at the Board Level

    Urban Institute Dec 9, 2021

    Despite extensive diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives that have raised awareness of structural racism, the nonprofit sector has seen relatively little change, and its leadership still does not accurately represent…

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    Access to Tutoring to Curb Learning Loss After the Pandemic Can Be Difficult

    The 74 Dec 9, 2021

    Under the law, tutoring is just one way districts can address learning disruption caused by the pandemic. But with research showing that so-called “high-dosage tutoring” can provide struggling students the academic boost…

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    Environmental Conservation Milestones in the Last Year

    Global Citizen Dec 9, 2021

    Conservation is about protecting that which sustains life on Earth — the rivers that flow with fresh water, the soil rooting crops in place, the forests and marinescapes that release…

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    Why We Need to Build Trust in Scientific Research [Video]

    The Aspen Institute Dec 9, 2021

    What does it mean to “trust in science”? Which messages have we chosen to trust in the age of COVID-19? How have we sourced these messages, and how have evolving…

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    When The Journey Ends, The Real Work Begins

    Camelback Ventures

    The 2021 Capital Collaborative was such a transformative experience because it hit on so many components of my life: The personal (how race has played a role in where I…

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    How Community-based Organizations Drive Local Clean Energy Solutions

    Green Biz Dec 9, 2021

    Growing up in the South Los Angeles neighborhood of Watts, I experienced firsthand social, economic and environmental injustices. One of the most polluted places in California, Watts suffers from cumulative environmental…

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