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‘Grassroots Means No Brains': How To Tackle Racism In The Aid Sector

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08/29/2017

Racism is at play when only 1% of humanitarian relief funds reach national or local organisations responding to earthquakes in Haiti or in Nepal, or fighting Ebola in west Africa, and when only 2% of humanitarian assistance overall goes to those...

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International/Foreign Affairs

How to Improve Diversity in Corporate America

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08/29/2017

Three ways to improve diversity in the corporate America of the future — rather than the past

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Corporate Social Responsibility

Collective Impact Without Borders

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08/29/2017

Successful, multi-national, collective impact efforts require that organizations carefully consider two dimensions of their approach.

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Philanthropic & Nonprofit Sectors

Millions of Dollars From Corporations and Individuals Flow to Flood-Ravaged Texas

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08/29/2017

On the impressive fundraising efforts after Hurrican Harvey

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Philanthropic & Nonprofit Sectors

Opinion: Small Charities Should Lead by Example in Paid Parental Leave

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08/29/2017

Carly Zimmerman, a mother and chief executive of Challah for Hunger, argues for paid parental leave.

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Philanthropic & Nonprofit Sectors

Cuomo Administration Bullish On State Climate Action After RGGI Agreement

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08/28/2017

The head of the state Department of Environmental Conservation said there's a good chance the Northeast agreement between states to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the power sector will expand after the members this week agreed to lower caps in...

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Environment and Climate Change

A Golf Center Grows in Harlem

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08/28/2017

A leader of the Bridge Golf Foundation hopes it will be a “model for progressive gentrification” through its work with underprivileged and mostly black adolescent boys.

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Children, Youth and Families

How Many Calories in That? New York City Delays Enforcing Labeling Rules

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08/28/2017

New York City agreed to postpone enforcement of a rule requiring restaurants, convenience stores and other establishments to post calorie counts for prepared food. The move came in response to an industry lawsuit that was supported by the federal...