When storms like Hurricane Ian strike, many people have to cope afterward with losing water service. Power outages mean that pumps can’t process and treat drinking water or sewage, and…
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Local Solutions to Political Instability in Haiti
Aljazeera Oct 14, 2022With violence gripping the streets of Port-au-Prince and no neighbourhood spared from the insecurity wrought by armed gangs or critical shortages of fuel, virtually everyone in Haiti’s capital is living in…
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Prisons Neglected COVID-19 Mitigation, Data Shows
Prison Policy Initiative Oct 14, 2022The Bureau of Justice Statistics’ August 2022 report Impact of COVID-19 on State and Federal Prisons, March 2020-February 2021 examines an inventory of measures each state prison system took to mitigate COVID-19,…
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Boosting Economic Growth and Job Security for Latino Workers
Washington Center for Equitable Growth Oct 14, 2022Latino workers represent a large and growing share of the U.S. workforce. But even with the highest employment rates in the United States, Latinos face a number of barriers to accessing good…
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Language in Nonprofit Work Should Be Empowering
Nonprofit Quarterly Oct 13, 2022Well over thirty years ago, person-first language was introduced into the advocacy vernacular. Yet, many nonprofits struggle to infuse their narrative with this language, resorting to identity-first language that dehumanizes and victimizes…
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How Schools Can Help Parents Become Civically Engaged
The 74 Oct 13, 2022As a U.S. citizen who came to America in pursuit of a better life and who believes in the ideals of democracy and opportunity, I struggle to understand many of…
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$700 Billion Needed to Erase Pandemic Learning Loss
The 74 Oct 12, 2022Schools have received almost $190 billion for pandemic recovery, but that falls far short of the $700 billion it will take to erase the damage to learning caused by COVID,…
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Students Are Ramping Up Activism for Reproductive Justice
The Hechinger Report Oct 12, 2022The students looked as if they could be getting ready for a Harry Styles concert, sprawled out across the carpet in the University of South Dakota’s student center. Early 2000s…
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Building Power Through Collective Action
Stanford Social Innovation Review Oct 10, 2022How do leaders translate collective action into political power—or not? How do they build a constituency of people that stands behind them, and then wield the power of that constituency…
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Civic Engagement Is About Building Community Relationships
The Aspen Institute Oct 9, 2022Josh Carpenter is the Director of the newly formed Department of Innovation and Economic Opportunity for the City of Birmingham. Formerly, Josh was Director of External Affairs in the Office of the…
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What Do Protests in Iran Mean for Women Around the World?
Global Citizen Oct 6, 2022Plucking, washing, combing, cutting, dyeing, shaving — our hair has a high value for us, and for many of us, it’s one of the ways we can show ourselves and…
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