Obesity rates have been rising for decades across states, ages, sexes, and racial/ethnic groups, with continued increases during the COVID-19 pandemic.1,2,3,4,5,6 These long-term, cross-population trends underscore the nature of the…
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How Social Factors Influence Black Well-being
Brookings Oct 4, 2022In 1899, W.E.B. Du Bois published “The Philadelphia Negro,” a first-of-its-kind sociological case study of a Black community, combining urban ethnography, social history, and descriptive statistics. Its novel use of data to…
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Why Police Reform Can’t be One-size-fits-all
RAND Corporation Oct 4, 2022What it means to be policed in America varies from one community to another, reflecting a somber reality of American life: Where people live is often predictive of their experiences, opportunities, and…
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The Success of Two-generation Programs for Housing Stability
Urban Institute Oct 4, 2022Housing is the foundation for daily life. It connects people to their communities and influences life outcomes, including physical and mental health, economic stability, and upward mobility. But not everyone can afford a home.…
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Giving Done Right Season 3, Episode 2: Donors and Disasters with Patty McIlreavy
The Center for Effective Philanthropy Oct 3, 2022In the second episode of season three, hosts Phil Buchanan and Grace Nicolette are joined by Patty McIlreavy, president and CEO of the Center for Disaster Philanthropy (CDP), to discuss…
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What We Know So Far: How Climate Change Fuels Hurricanes
The Conversation Oct 3, 2022When Hurricane Ian hit Florida, it was one of the United States’ most powerful hurricanes on record, and it followed a two-week string of massive, devastating storms around the world.…
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The Difficulties of Implementing Inclusive Urban Access and Poverty
Brookings Oct 2, 2022The past few decades have been filled with a deep optimism about the role of cities and suburbs across the world. These engines of economic growth host a majority of…
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Click here for more.A promising population of young, skilled workers might be what low and middle income countries (LMICs) need to stimulate their economies, but the lack of domestic opportunity or proper utilization…
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Employment Creation Potential in Ghana
Brookings Oct 1, 2022The issues of jobless growth and the poor performance of manufacturing have become major concerns in Africa. A new growth trajectory has emerged in the region with services as the…
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Click here for more.Sattva Aims to End Global Poverty
Global Washington Oct 1, 2022Ending global poverty in our lifetime is an audacious mission. So many of Global Washington’s network works on pieces of this goal from different angles – increasing girls’ education or…
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How Funders Can Prepare an Effective Crisis Response
PEAK Grantmaking Sep 30, 2022Grants managers are among many of the unsung heroes who stepped up during the pandemic. COVID-19 thrust them into the driving seat as overwhelmed grantee partners looked to their grants…
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Click here for more.Housing System Injustice Must be Addressed at the Root
Stanford Social Innovation Review Sep 30, 2022Housing is much more than a roof over one’s head. Having a place to call home is a basic human need—a place of safety, stability, support, and belonging. Stable housing…
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