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    When Will Future Food Systems Become More Equitable?

    Food Tank Sep 22, 2021

    The U.N. Food Systems Summit (UNFSS) will take place in New York on September 23. But more than 300 civil society organizations and Indigenous groups are boycotting the event due to concerns over exclusion…

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    Louisiana Failed to Prepare Prisons for Hurricane Ida

    Disaster Relief and Recovery Magazine Sep 22, 2021

    Sadadra Davis spends hundreds of dollars every month to talk to her fiancé, Johnion Davis, on the phone. They’re inseparable, she says, even though he has spent the last few…

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    Female Leaders in Higher Education Have Created More Inclusive and Open Institutions

    The Conversation Sep 22, 2021

    How have female leaders in higher education shaped the state of the field today, and what broader lessons can be learned from them? Recently, Carmen Twillie Ambar, president of Oberlin…

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    Philosophical Approach to Modern Problems

    Areo Magazine

    Sentientism has much in common with humanism. Like humanism, it is pro-human rights and focused on our common global humanity. It is anti-sexist, anti-racist, anti-ageist, anti-ableist, anti-nationalistic and anti-LGBTQ+phobic. Both…

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    Emerging Technology Trends and Their Impact on Criminal Justice

    RAND Corporation Sep 22, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • RAND Corporation reports that emerging technologies present a wealth of possibilities – and new challenges – for the criminal justice system. • How can policy be…

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    What is Needed to Fund International Refugee Protection?

    German Institute for International and Security Affairs Sep 22, 2021

    Giving Compass’ Take: • German Institute for International and Security Affairs identifies funding challenges and shortfalls in the global effort to protect refugees.   • This paper is written from a perspective…

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    Restoring Infrastructure and Community Together

    Governing Magazine

    Bayview-Hunters Point, a low-lying, four-square-mile pitch of southeast San Francisco, has seen its fair share of transition, and even drama. Massive real estate projects on the sites of the decommissioned…

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    Race and Place-based Philanthropy: Building Partnerships to Extend Funders’ Resources

    The Bridgespan Group Sep 22, 2021

    Even the largest place-based funders have comparatively limited resources to support community priorities. In recent years, many of the place-based funders from 12 regions across the country who gathered in a learning…

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    Balancing Collaboration and Competition in Scientific Research

    Milken Institute Sep 22, 2021

    Our modern world is facing a number of interrelated and complex global problems comprising everything from climate change, cancer, dementia, and mental health — not to mention a global pandemic…

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    Race and Place-based Philanthropy: To Advance Racial Equity and Justice, Funders Begin by Looking Inward

    The Bridgespan Group Sep 22, 2021

    Funders’ identities inevitably shape how they show up within organizations and communities. Many people of color have spent their philanthropic careers trying to navigate the white centers of power that…

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    How Funders Can Help Texas Abortion Leaders Protect Access

    NCRP Sep 22, 2021

    When the Supreme Court refused to block Texas’s radical anti-abortion law stand in the first week of September, reproductive justice leaders were not surprised. In a healthy, safe and equitable world, all pregnant people should have access to high-quality abortion…

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    Investing in Rural Infrastructure is Key to Thriving Rural Communities [Video]

    The Aspen Institute Sep 22, 2021

    Water, roads, bridges, broadband, affordable housing – these pieces of physical infrastructure are all critical to fostering prosperous rural communities with a good quality of life. Physical infrastructure is an…

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