Racial inequities and health disparities continue to profoundly affect the lives and futures of tens of millions of Americans every day. Societal fault lines based on race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status,…
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Supporting Youth-led Indigenous Solutions to Environmental Issues
The Aspen Institute Mar 12, 2023Shondiin Mayo is originally from Stevens Village, Alaska, and grew up in both Fairbanks and the Navajo Nation. She is Diné (Navajo) and Tleeyegge Hut’aane and is of the Bitterwater Clan…
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Climate Change is Making California Forests Vulnerable
EcoWatch Mar 12, 2023Two new studies highlight the vulnerability of California forests. Climate change, mainly caused by the extraction and combustion of fossil fuels, has heated the atmosphere faster than conifer forests in the Sierra Nevada mountains can adapt, shifting their ideal elevation 600 feet above where it…
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The Gender Pay Gap for Women Health and Care Workers
Global Citizen Mar 11, 2023The majority of women in the workforce earn less than men for performing the same work — and a new report found that for health and care workers, the discrepancy…
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Paid Sick Leave Policy Can Help Increase Cancer Screenings
Futurity Mar 11, 2023More people in the US get cancer screening when employers are mandated to provide paid sick leave, research finds.
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Educator Turnover After Last Year is Higher Than Prior Years
Chalkbeat Mar 8, 2023More educators have quit their jobs as teacher turnover spikes across U.S., confirming fears that COVID stresses would hurt teacher retention.
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Lessons from a Historic Win for Service Worker Pay
Fund the People Mar 8, 2023
READ THE TRANSCRIPT This episode offers an incredible story – and perhaps a bold new model for increasing investments in America’s nonprofit workforce.You’ll learn how a group of nonprofits showed elected leaders the essential value of the nonprofit human services workforce, and broke through malaise…
Read the full article at: fundthepeople.org
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Improving the Zero-waste Shopping Experience
TreeHugger Mar 8, 2023The fact is that, just like everyone else, I get lazy. Despite knowing the facts about plastic pollution and having every intention to shake the single-use habit, even I get…
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How Rural Food Banks Can Partner With Schools and Communities
Getting Smart Mar 7, 2023Rural regions in Alabama are among the most food insecure places in America. New partnerships between schools and food banks are one way to combat this challenge.
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Flood Alerts Are Necessary in Nepal to Combat Flood Risk
Eco-Business Mar 7, 2023As climate change raises the risk of glacial lake outburst floods, downstream Nepal is seeking better warnings.
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Entrepreneurs of Color Advance Climate Justice
Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 7, 2023A 1983 US government study documenting the placement of hazardous waste landfills in low-income and Black communities was one of the first studies to highlight the intersection of environmental issues and racial…
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Shellfish Growers Take On Climate Crisis to Protect Aquatic Ecosystems
Food Tank Mar 7, 2023A Coalition of shellfish growers in the U.S. and Canada are driving climate action to sustain aquatic ecosystems.
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