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    Curbing Global Democratic Backsliding: How Funders Can Invest in Democracy

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Dec 10, 2025

    Across the world, the progress of democracy has slowed, if not reversed. According to Freedom House’s ratings, 23 countries became less free between 2013 and 2024—including India, Turkey, Hungary, and Indonesia—while…

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  • Philanthropic Collaboration Is More Important Than Ever Amidst International Aid Cuts

    The Bridgespan Group Dec 9, 2025

    As international aid falters, communities across the Global South face devastating consequences—clinics shuttered, teachers unpaid, and millions of lives expected to be lost. Amid this crisis, philanthropic collaboration has never…

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    The Vital Role of Civic Data Equity in Promoting Public Health and Well-Being

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Dec 9, 2025

    Imagine trying to navigate an unfamiliar city with a broken compass. The needle appears steady and reliable, instilling confidence in each turn you take. But unbeknownst to you, every step…

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    How Participatory Civics Education Strengthens Student Engagement

    Getting Smart Dec 8, 2025

    Education is at an inflection point. For decades, we have structured learning around content delivery—standardized, decontextualized, and increasingly disconnected from the real world. But a rapidly changing global landscape demands…

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    The Complex History of Immigration for LGBTQ+ People

    The 19th Dec 5, 2025

    In 2016, anti-LGBTQ+ extremists broke into the apartment of Bangladesh’s only LGBTQ+ magazine editor, Xulhaz Mannan, and murdered him and friend Mahbub Rabbi Tonoy. Tara Asgar was there, but she managed to…

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    How Algorithms and Harmful Narratives Shape Americans’ Views on Homelessness

    Invisible People Dec 5, 2025

    We didn’t wake up one morning hating homeless people. Scroll long enough, and you’ll see why: shaky videos of suffering, thumbnails designed to shock, livestreams that turn human crisis into…

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  • Preserving Queer History in Rural Missouri

    The Daily Yonder Dec 4, 2025

    October was LGBTQ History month thanks to a history teacher from rural Missouri. Rodney Wilson made history in 1994 when he came out as gay to his St. Louis high school classroom, not far…

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  • Supreme Court’s Decision on Birthright Citizenship Will Depend on Its Interpretation of One Key Phrase

    The Conversation Dec 4, 2025

    The Supreme Court on Dec. 5, 2025, agreed to review the long-simmering controversy over birthright citizenship. It will likely hand down a ruling next summer. In January 2025, President Donald…

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    Trans Day of Remembrance Calls Attention to Increasing Violence Against Trans Communities

    The 19th Dec 4, 2025

    Transgender Day of Remembrance honors trans people lost to homicide and violence at memorials around the world. This year, LGBTQ+ advocates are using the somber day to call on politicians…

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    The Scholarship Foundation Turning Rosa Parks’s Legacy Into a Living Tradition

    The 19th Dec 3, 2025

    Seventy years have passed since Rosa Parks refused to surrender her seat on a Montgomery bus, and yet the country still tries to shrink her into that single moment —…

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    How the Dismantling of the Education Department Will Impact the Nonprofit Sector

    Nonprofit Quarterly Dec 3, 2025

    On November 18, the Trump administration unveiled a sweeping “restructuring” and dismantling of the US Department of Education—which Trump has pledged to eliminate altogether—that will transfer several key functions to…

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  • Record-Breaking Campaign Raises $182 Million for Queer-Led Movements Across the Globe

    Alliance Magazine Dec 2, 2025

    Matthew Hart, Executive Director of the Global Philanthropy Project (GPP), and Sarah Gunther, the Fund Our Futures Campaign Manager, had one critical thing in common; both are deeply and personally…

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