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Too many people for too long have lived with raw sewage in their yards in poverty-stricken parts of Alabama.
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How an Indigenous Nonprofit Fought the Coal Industry and Won
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Gun Violence and Racial Bias Are Interconnected in the US
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Activists and Donors Discuss Economic Mobility and Tech
The 19th Jun 3, 2023The 19th brought together activists, philanthropists, and the public and private sector — as well as our audience — for robust discussions about this work.
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Do School Vouchers Improve Test Scores?
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Invest in the Power of Youth to Ensure a More Democratic Future
eJewish Philanthropy Jun 2, 2023From the massive youth protests demanding climate action during COP26, the global climate summit in November, to the young leaders demanding action on civil rights during last month’s Summit for…
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How Can We Work Toward an Equitable Division of Water Resources?
Brookings Jun 2, 2023For the nation’s infrastructure and built environment, 2021 felt like a year of extremes. Extreme weather events such as Hurricane Ida, western wildfires, and recently, the Kentucky tornados made the…
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Special Education Silos Hurt Students With Disabilities
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We Must Expand Civic Space and Support Grassroots Organizing
Philanthropy News Digest Jun 2, 2023Over the last decade or so, human rights organizations, democracy activists, journalists, and civil society groups around the world have faced increasing constraints on their work. Legal and administrative barriers imposed by…
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Building Civic Spaces to Serve Young People
Medium Jun 2, 2023In an ideal community, resources would flow to support kids. Public and private funders would invest in what’s working to get better and more equitable outcomes. Instead of competing for…
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Community Arts Grants Needed: An Overview of the Arts and Culture Philanthropy Ecosystem
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Jun 2, 2023The visual, literary, and performing arts—and the cultural institutions that house and present them—can help build stronger societies and create deeper understandings of humanity and the world. Whether they are…
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