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    Opioid Overdose: A Bioethicist Explains Why Restricting Supply May Not Be the Right Solution

    The Conversation Jan 28, 2022

    Year after year, America’s drug overdose crisis is worsening. In the 12-month period ending in June 2021, the most recent period for which there is reliable data, more than 101,000…

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    Writer Eric Nguyen Combats Asian Erasure and Hate

    The Aspen Institute Jan 27, 2022

    In November, Aspen Words announced the longlist for the fifth annual Aspen Words Literary Prize, a $35,000 award recognizing a work of fiction that addresses a vital social issue. The selected books explore questions…

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    Amid COVID’s Chaos, a Growing Divide Between Americans & Their Public Schools?

    The 74 Jan 26, 2022

    Americans have an enduring, though contradictory, fondness for local institutions. On the whole, it can be summed up as “it’s bad out there, but it’s fine where I am.” Polls…

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    How Children’s Stories Can Advance Climate Literacy

    YES! Magazine Jan 26, 2022

    The power of children’s stories resides largely in its audience: in how open young people are to new ideas. Their drive to experiment is familiar to any parent: Children invent…

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    Build Back Better’s Investments in Children and Their Futures

    Urban Institute Jan 25, 2022

    With the Build Back Better plan (BBB) currently facing an uncertain future in the Senate, substantial investments in children that would expand on earlier pandemic responses also hang in the balance. The House-passed Build Back…

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    In 2020, Police Solved About Half of Murders

    The Marshall Project Jan 25, 2022

    For homicide detectives, 2020 brought good news and bad news. On the one hand, police across the nation solved more murders — in absolute numbers — than in any year…

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    Does the American Rescue Plan Tackle the Racial Wealth Gap?

    Futurity Jan 25, 2022

    The American Rescue Plan Act could do more to tackle racial wealth inequality, argues professor Goldburn P. Maynard Jr. While the American Rescue Plan Act provided a major infusion of…

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    How Virtual Learning Impacts Family Benefits

    The Counter Jan 25, 2022

    P-EBT food benefits helped narrow the hunger gap during the pandemic. This school year, some families who relied on the program are now being excluded. When Lisa Brewer decided last July…

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    Democracy Concerns Persist After January 6 Insurrection

    Futurity Jan 24, 2022

    Nearly a year after thousands of supporters of former President Trump stunned the nation by violently storming the US Capitol, concern remains about the current state of American politics, says…

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    The Teaching Profession is Facing a Diversity Problem

    The Hechinger Report Jan 24, 2022

    Before the 2020-21 school year, Christa Talbott, a 20-year veteran of New Orleans schools, had never considered leaving the profession she loved this early. But then came a dispiriting spring…

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    Supporting Schools in Taking Climate Action

    The Aspen Institute Jan 23, 2022

    President Biden’s agenda has a strong focus on climate change. He has constantly reiterated the need to take a whole-of-government approach to address the crisis. In November, Congress passed the Infrastructure…

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    Building Electrification Codes Can Reduce Carbon Emissions

    GreenBiz Jan 21, 2022

    In the unglamorous pages of local and state law books lies one of the most powerful tools for reducing carbon emissions: building codes. Local governments in Washington state, including Seattle, Tacoma…

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