Making motherhood accessible for all requires moving away from punitive models—including foster care—that criminalize poverty.
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Can States Prevent Doctors From Giving Emergency Abortions, Even if Federal Law Requires Them to Do So? The Supreme Court Will Decide
The Conversation Apr 25, 2024Hospitals across the country have long operated under the same federal law that says they must treat and stabilize all patients when they have a medical emergency. But in states…
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Climate Justice Legislation Begins With Listening to Those Most Impacted
Stanford Social Innovation Review Apr 25, 2024In 2021 alone, 20 separate climate-related disasters cost the United States more than $145 billion. Scientists warn we must halve harmful emissions by the end of this decade to avoid mass human suffering, meaning…
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How to Prioritize Community Voice in Program Evaluations
Urban Institute Apr 24, 2024Over the past decade, researchers and evaluators of community-based programs and policies have increasingly recognized the value of lived experience as expertise and evidence and have expanded use of community-engaged research methods (CEM). They…
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Agriculture Policies and the Environment: What Works?
Our World in Data Apr 23, 2024All countries now have policies, but not all work as intended. Some drive trade-offs or lead to spillover impacts elsewhere, but there are many examples of successful stories.
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Abortion Bans Impact Black Families Disproportionately
The 19th Apr 22, 2024Florida’s ban takes effect May 1 and the fate of Arizona’s abortion access is in the throes of legal, political and legislative battles.
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The Power of Youth: Civic Engagement On the Rise Among Young People
The 74 Apr 21, 2024It can be difficult to see the bright spots in this challenging year, but for those of us who work to engage college students in civic life, it has been…
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A Discussion About Food Justice and Public Policy
Aspen Institute Apr 21, 2024Throughout our nation’s history, race and welfare have been linked in public discourse, with perceptions of race and poverty shaping who gets to benefit from social and economic policy and who…
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Define Closing the Digital Divide to Guide Better Solutions
Brookings Apr 21, 2024The term “digital divide” has moved into the mainstream, as the pandemic revealed how unforgiving life can be for those disconnected from the internet. As Americans have been forced to…
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The Benefits of Guaranteed Income for Families
The 19th Apr 19, 2024Participation by 130 single caregivers in a guaranteed income program resulted in increased financial stability — but it also made space for parenting and quality time.
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Homeowners Need to Pay Attention to Climate Risks
Grist Apr 17, 2024Millions of Americans own homes that could flood at any moment. Many of them don’t have a clue. That’s what happened to Ralph Patricelli, a 57-year-old real estate agent who…
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Mobilizing Support and Funding for Democracy and Reproductive Health
Grantmakers in Health Apr 17, 2024Funders can play a major role in promoting a healthy democracy, and increasingly, grantmakers like the Tides Foundation are investing in civic engagement. To learn more about Tides’ work in this area, along with their support of ballot initiatives on reproductive health, Grantmakers In Health’s…
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