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    Racial Justice Means Investing in Black-led Organizations

    Medium

    Togetherness is a defining characteristic of collective giving groups like Charlotte’s New Generation of African American Philanthropists (NGAAP). I, along with my fellow members, share values around preserving culture, building community…

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    Why the Lack of Insurance for Immigrants Poses Huge Problems

    Migration Policy Institute

    From mid-March 2020 through the start of May, as COVID-19 spread across the United States, more than 33 million U.S. workers lost their jobs, with unemployment rising faster among immigrants…

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    Learnings From the 2017 Hurricane and Wildfire Seasons

    RAND Corporation

    The 2017 hurricane and wildfire seasons were among the worst on record in the United States. The storms that year included three of the five costliest in the nation’s history:…

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    Emperor Penguins Headed for ‘Threatened’ Status Under Endangered Species Act – They’re at Risk from Climate Change

    The Conversation Aug 3, 2021

    Emperor penguins thrive on Antarctica’s coastlines in icy conditions any human would find extreme. Yet, like Goldilocks, they have a narrow comfort zone: If there’s too much sea ice, trips…

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    Why Ben & Jerry’s Decision to Stop Selling Ice Cream in the West Bank Rattled Israel

    The Conversation Aug 3, 2021

    In 2018, I was living in Israel while researching a book about the country’s fight against groups that challenge its legitimacy. Every Wednesday, a new batch of Ben & Jerry’s…

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    Lead Exposure During Childhood May Influence Adult Personality, And Not For the Better

    The Conversation Aug 3, 2021

    The Research Brief is a short take about interesting academic work. The big idea Children raised in areas with more atmospheric lead pollution grew up to have less adaptive and…

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    Disparities in Funding for African NGOs

    The Bridgespan Group Aug 3, 2021

    African non-governmental organisations (NGOs) receive only a modest share of philanthropic gifts on the continent. Over the past decade, African donors directed just 9 percent of large gifts (by value),…

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    Extreme Heat Waves in a Warming World Don’t Just Break Records — They Shatter Them

    The Conversation Aug 3, 2021

    Summer isn’t even half over, and we’ve seen heat waves in the Pacific Northwest and Canada with temperatures that would be hot for Death Valley, enormous fires that have sent…

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    Why We Need to Recognize Extreme Heat as a Climate Threat

    Grist Aug 3, 2021

    Over the past decade, wildfires and extreme heat have destabilized California in ways both dramatic and subtle: 4.2 million acres burned last year alone, most of the state is experiencing emergency levels of…

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    Why a Sea Wall Won’t Save Miami

    The Conversation Aug 3, 2021

    Miami is all about the water and living life outdoors. Walking paths and parks line large stretches of downtown waterfront with a stunning bay view. This downtown core is where…

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    Lessons in Sustainability to Help Address Current Crises

    GreenBiz Aug 3, 2021

    During the past 18 months, we struggled to adapt to living with a global pandemic, our growing awareness of human rights violations and systemic racism, economic despair, divisive challenges to…

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    How to Assess Your State’s Public Defense System

    Prison Policy Initiative Aug 2, 2021

    One of the many reasons mass incarceration persists is because people too poor to afford their own lawyers are denied meaningful representation in court. This injustice happens because public defense…

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