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    Social Determinants of Health: Low Life Expectancy in Black Neighborhoods

    Brookings Dec 20, 2021

    Earlier this year, the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) published data showing a 1.5-year decline in national life expectancy in 2020, largely due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which took the lives…

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    The Relationship Between Labor and Automation

    Washington Center for Equitable Growth Dec 20, 2021

    As technological advances seemingly reshape every aspect of how U.S. workers and their families live and work, a persistent question in research and policy discussions is how these advances will…

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    Audio-only Healthcare May Be a Problem

    RAND Corporation Dec 19, 2021

    New pandemic-era flexibility that allowed audio-only health visits to be routinely reimbursed as telehealth may be leading to substandard care for those it was meant to serve. Prior to the…

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    Build Back Better Plan May Harm Vulnerable Student Groups

    InsideSources Dec 18, 2021

    A spending proposal in President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better plan would deny funding for students who choose to attend private-sector career colleges, rather than public community colleges. It’s a…

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    An Opportunity for Reform to Address Inequitable Fines and Fees

    Brookings Dec 17, 2021

    As the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated economic insecurity for millions of people across the U.S., many cities instituted policies and programs aimed at providing some relief to individuals and families. These include policies that temporarily…

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    How Intermediaries Can Advance Apprenticeship Models

    Urban Institute Dec 17, 2021

    For the first three decades of his life, Matt Fitzpatrick lived with undiagnosed autism spectrum disorder and had what he called a “disastrous” experience finding work. He had trouble with…

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    People of Color Across America are Subjected to More Air Pollution

    Grist Dec 16, 2021

    Throughout the continental United States, people of color are more likely to be exposed to air pollution than white people, according to a study published Wednesday in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives.…

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    The High Cost of Healthcare for New Moms

    Futurity Dec 15, 2021

    Over a five-year period, 24% of pregnant and postpartum women in a study reported unmet health care needs due to cost; 60% reported health care unaffordability. “Our study suggests that…

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    The State of AAPI Homeownership

    Urban Institute Dec 15, 2021

    The Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) population in the United States has increased significantly in the last 40 years, from 3.6 million in 1980 to 18.8 million in 2019. And since…

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    The Expansion of Green Jobs in Various Sectors

    GreenBiz Dec 14, 2021

    The last few months of extreme weather incidents have been a devastating reminder of the damage the climate change crisis is inflicting on communities around the world. This year, world…

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    How Community Efforts Can Spur Universal Healthcare

    Skoll Dec 13, 2021

    By design, the health systems of today too often exclude people from care. To ensure communities can access the care they need and deserve, we need system strengthening and system…

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    Bob Moses and Empowered Education

    EdSurge Dec 12, 2021

    Civil rights leader and education pioneer Bob Moses (1935-2021), who died in late July, always looked at his evolving mission through the lens of citizenship and what educational processes were…

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