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How Funders Can Better Support BIPOC Leadership
Nonprofit Quarterly May 13, 2023Much has been written about the wave of incoming BIPOC leadership at nonprofits and about how philanthropy needs to better support these leaders. Yet, we continue to hear that BIPOC nonprofit…
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Inflation Disproportionately Impacts People in Prison
The Marshall Project May 12, 2023A combination of inflation and unregulated markups on commissary items have led to steep price hikes behind bars, a Marshall Project analysis shows.
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Addressing the Crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
The 19th May 11, 2023Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, a member of the White Earth Band of Ojibwe, said that more attention to the issue was sparked when Native women won election to decision-making roles.
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Youth Unemployment Among Black Women Increased During COVID
Chalkbeat May 11, 2023A new study looked at out-of-work, out-of-school youth in Chicago and Illinois. …
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Black Mothers Trapped in Unsafe Neighborhoods Signal the Stressful Health Toll of Gun Violence in the U.S.
The Conversation May 11, 2023Chronic stress from living with systemic racism and gun violence can lead to increased symptoms of PTSD and depression as well as elevated cortisol levels.
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Why Are NYC Schools Struggling to Support Language Programs for Immigrant Students?
Chalkbeat May 11, 2023As the city expects another wave of newcomer immigrant families, educators are worried it will become even more challenging to support English learners.
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What You Need to Know About Environmental Justice
EcoWatch May 10, 2023Environmental justice movements work to end or stop disproportionate amounts of environmentally negative practices in vulnerable communities.
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We Have the Solutions: The Importance of Funding Native-led Efforts [We Give Summit]
Philanthropy Together May 10, 2023Native Americans make up approximately 3% of the population, yet receive just 0.4% of philanthropic funding. “Native peoples have solutions but don’t often have the support,” said Carly Bad Heart…
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Kingmakers of Oakland: Transforming an Education System that Fails Black Boys
Kingmakers of Oakland May 10, 2023As a black boy in the San Francisco public school system, Chris Chatmon didn’t have access or exposure to Black history classes. It wasn’t until college that he was able…
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Obesity in Children is Rising Dramatically, and it Comes with Major Health Consequences
The Conversation May 9, 2023The American Academy of Pediatrics has recently released new obesity management guidelines in order to help address the growing obesity crisis in children.
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