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Democracy

  • Who Gets To Decide What Counts as ‘Disorder’?

    The Conversation Jun 3, 2024

    Framing dissent and poverty as a menace to public order can threaten fundamental rights, particularly when it’s used to justify the deployment of predictive technology.

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  • Keeping Children Out of the Foster Care System

    Forbes Jun 2, 2024

    Community support is one of the most effective ways to prevent children from entering the traditional foster care system.

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  • Rachel Ndirangu’s Personal Journey to Close the Gender Health Gap

    Global Washington May 31, 2024

    Rachel Ndirangu knows her numbers. “Nearly 300,000 women die annually from preventable causes related to pregnancy and childbirth, with 95% in LMICs,” says Ndirangu, the Africa Regional Director for Advocacy…

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  • How Philanthropy Can Learn from Social Movements

    Alliance Magazine May 31, 2024

    What if funders approached grantmaking in the way social movement leaders approach their most pressing challenges? In environments defined by uncertainty, movement leaders assume that even the best-laid plans will…

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  • How to Address Truth Decay

    RAND Corporation May 27, 2024

    Truth Decay, which RAND defines as the diminishing role of facts in American public life, is a complicated, systemic phenomenon. Over the past two decades in the United States, it has…

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  • Reframing the Abortion Narrative

    Media Impact Funders May 26, 2024

    Earlier this month, I went to see a great documentary at DOCNYC about “Daily Show” co-creator Lizz Winstead’s organization, Abortion Access Front.The film, “No One Asked You,” by Ruth Leitman, was funny, full of joy and love, and captured what most of media has missed during this chaotic unraveling…

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  • How Funders Are Addressing Gun Violence

    Philanthropy News Digest May 25, 2024

    Amid a surge in gun violence across the United States, funders increasingly are supporting collaborative community violence intervention (CVI) efforts, which can include hospital-based intervention, street outreach, and intense mentorship…

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  • Nonprofits as Policy Failure

    Nonprofit Quarterly May 23, 2024

    Claire Dunning traces the development of the nonprofit sector and argues that it was created to offset demands for democracy, particularly by people of color.

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  • How Opioid Treatment Centers Can Overcome Bipartisan NIMBYism To Build Local Support

    The Conversation May 23, 2024

    Some residents of Fairmount, an upper-middle-income neighborhood of Philadelphia, are irate that a nearby homeless shelter is being turned into an addiction “triage” center without input from the surrounding community.…

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  • The Case for Targeting AAPI Voters and Why They Are Important

    The19th May 22, 2024

    Politicians are just beginning to pay more attention to how to reach — and listen to — AAPI voters, says the Democratic legislator.

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  • Advancing Integrated Voter Engagement

    USC Program for Environmental and Regional Equity May 20, 2024

    In 1994, voters approved Prop 187 in attempt to block undocumented Californians from accessing public benefits. The state’s electorate also passed a draconian “three strikes” law that sent nonviolent offenders…

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  • How Community Organizing Helps People Thrive in Challenging Times

    The Conversation May 19, 2024

    Americans don’t agree on much these days, but many feel that the U.S. is on the wrong track and the future is bleak. In a time of unprecedented division, rising…

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