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    Bureau of Prisons Systematically Denies Compassionate Release During COVID-19

    The Marshall Project Jun 14, 2021

    The last time Sean McQuiddy called home from federal prison, it was just before Christmas in 2020, and he had grim news: He’d tested positive for COVID-19. “If I don’t…

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    Why the U.S. Should Help India Through Its COVID-19 Crisis

    Hudson Institute Jun 14, 2021

    The recent surge of COVID-19 in South Asia challenges India’s traditional ability to aid its smaller neighbors, a change that could, in turn, affect India’s influence in its competition with China.…

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    Ocean Warming Is Speeding Up, with Devastating Consequences

    Inside Climate News

    Last year, the oceans were warmer than any time since measurements began over 60 years ago, according to a study published Monday in the journal Advances in Atmospheric Sciences. While global…

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    The Hidden Trauma of “Short Stays” in Foster Care

    The Marshall Project

    The children usually arrived in the dead of night, silent and terrified. For two years, Daniel Derkacs and Ashley Keiler-Green, foster parents in Albuquerque, New Mexico, regularly took in kids…

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    How Philanthropy Can Help Homeless Veterans

    Funders Together to End Homelessness

    Philanthropy plays a critical role in efforts to end veteran homelessness, and is often the unsung hero that fills gaps or drives innovation in promising practices. The Home Depot Foundation…

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    Philadelphia Black-led Charter Schools Face Discrimination

    Chalkbeat Philadelphia Jun 13, 2021

    More than a month ago, the African American Charter Schools Coalition accused the School District of Philadelphia of discriminating against Black-led charter schools by targeting them for closure at a…

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    This Scientist Improved Treatment for Kids with Schistosomiasis

    Global Citizen Jun 13, 2021

    It was while working in a UK research lab that Francisca Mutapi first noticed the other scientists were approaching treatment to a disease she’d known since childhood from a totally…

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    Oil and Gas Companies Declare Bankruptcy to Evade Cleanup

    Grist Jun 13, 2021

    A battle over who is responsible for cleaning up hundreds of oil and gas rigs in the Gulf of Mexico is quietly playing out in a bankruptcy court in southern…

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    Monsoon Season Threatens Safety of Rohingya in Bangladesh

    Al Jazeera Jun 13, 2021

    Rohingya refugees moved to a Bangladesh island fear they will be exposed to terrible conditions during the upcoming monsoon season, and are struggling with “inadequate” health and education facilities, a…

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    One in Five Black Americans are Experiencing Three-generation Poverty

    Brookings Jun 13, 2021

    Issues of Black-white inequality and racial injustice have taken center stage over the past year to a degree not seen for a generation. These issues cover a wide range of…

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    Donating Appreciated Stock Benefits Donors and Nonprofits

    Charity Navigator Jun 13, 2021

    Opportunity may be knocking louder and harder than ever before for committed nonprofit organizations and the generous donors who are their lifeblood. Since bottoming out at the outset of the…

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    Equity in STEM Careers May Take at Least 76 Years

    University Business Magazine Jun 13, 2021

    Despite a slight increase in the number of engineering degrees achieved by Black/African American and Latinx students over the past two decades, the two groups still lag severely when it…

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