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14 Dec 2023

Strangers in a Strange Land: Migrants and Disasters in the US - A Webinar Hosted by CDP

Thursday, December 14, 2023 -

2:00pm to 3:00pm

... connected to migrants and disasters. Why do people leave their original country to come to the U.S.? Is there a need ... At the end of the webinar, grantmakers will: Improve their understanding of the refugee...

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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

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Disaster Relief

Immigration

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Maricella Espinosa-Blohm is Philanthropy New York’s current co-op intern from Northeastern University.

It’s Time to Face the Long-Term-Care Dilemma

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06/09/2014

... of boomers against a huge threat to the quality of their ever longer lives." "Everyday," he says, "about ... boomers, the only option will be spending down to poverty, moving into a nursing...

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The Commonwealth Fund

North Star's Hogan Calls for de Blasio to Give Acitivists a Bigger Role in Policymaking

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08/14/2015

North Star Fund Executive Director Hugh Hogan questions de Blasio's claims of grassroots governance.

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Carnegie: How America’s Immigrant Source has Changed

Release Date:

10/22/2015

... this nation the world’s top destination for people moving from one country to another. Mexico, which shares a ...

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Carnegie Corporation of New York

Bloomberg Philanthropies Launches $9 Million Mayors Challenge in Latin America, Caribbean

Release Date:

01/22/2016

Bloomberg has offered $9 million for Latin American and Caribbean mayors to jump start innovation projects in their cities.

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Technology

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Bloomberg Philanthropies

Mellon's Bengochea: Latino Student Enrollment Outpacing Faculty Growth

Release Date:

09/23/2016

... among all faculty members grew from 2 to 4 percent, moving the ratio of Latino students to Latino faculty from ...

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Education

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Mellon Foundation

Arabella Advisors Report Finds Divestments from Fossil Fuels Top $5.2 Trillion

Release Date:

12/13/2016

... Fossil Fuels Top $5.2 Trillion Investing heavyweights are moving their assets and funds out of fossil fuels at a record pace. ...

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Environment and Climate Change

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Arabella Advisors

Tiffany & Co. Makes Its Point: Presidents Come and Go, But Climate Change is Forever

Release Date:

05/11/2017

As the firing of FBI Director James Comey swamps the news cycle, an amazing public statement by Tiffany & Co. still glitters through the muck. On Tuesday morning, the legendary American jeweler issued a terse but vehement pitch in favor of the...

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Tiffany & Co

Theatre of the Oppressed NYC's Katy Rubin and Devyn Mañibo on the Importance of Fun in Community Engagement

Release Date:

06/22/2017

In this tag-team PHIL Talk, Katy Rubin and Devyn Mañibo discuss the importance of fun in engaging communities in social justice work, and the power of "spect-acting" in humanizing policy proposals to elected officials.

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PhilTalks

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Arts

Civic Engagement

More Mayors in Rockefeller’s100 Resilient Cities Initiative Are Appointing Chief Resilience Officers

Release Date:

07/28/2017

Three years ago, just four cities affiliated with 100 Resilient Cities employed a "chief resilience officer." As of late July, there were officially 79 within the initiative’s namesake cohort.

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Member News

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Environment and Climate Change

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The Rockefeller Foundation

Robert Sterling Clark Adopts Trust-Based Grantmaking Model and Garners Thousands of Positive Comments from Nonprofit Community

Release Date:

08/22/2017

Robert Sterling Clark Foundation has been implementing The Whitman Institute’s Trust-Based Grantmaking Model and receiving great reviews.

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Robert Sterling Clark Foundation

New York City March Held Ahead of President Trump's DACA Decision

Release Date:

08/31/2017

Thousands are marching in New York City Wednesday to defend DACA following reports that President Donald Trump may soon announce the end to protections for 800,000 young immigrants in the United States.

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Immigration

New York City Offers Free Lunch for All Public School Students

Release Date:

09/07/2017

Lunch at New York City public schools will be available free of charge to all 1.1 million students beginning this school year, Carmen Fariña, the schools chancellor, said on Wednesday in the basement cafeteria of a Hell’s Kitchen elementary school...

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Education

Food Systems

The Back-of-the-Envelope Guide to Communications Strategy

Release Date:

09/12/2017

... have time for that, and you have to work with a lot of moving pieces that are going to change as soon as you get the ...

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Philanthropic & Nonprofit Sectors

New York’s Most Controversial Teacher Certification Exam Is Now a Little Easier To Pass

Release Date:

09/13/2017

Just years after New York began requiring prospective teachers to pass a tough new exam, the state’s top education policy makers are lowering the score needed to enter the classroom.

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Education

Opinion: Want to Fix America’s Health Care? First, Focus on Food

Release Date:

09/13/2017

... First, Focus on Food The national debate on health care is moving into a new, hopefully bipartisan phase. The ...

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Food Systems

Health

Albany Charities Find It Hard to Tap Influx of Wealth

Release Date:

10/03/2017

... of the St. Paul’s Center for homeless mothers and their children, says you can see this shift in increasing ...

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Philanthropic & Nonprofit Sectors

Children’s Health Care Bill Faces New Obstacles

Release Date:

10/05/2017

Bipartisan negotiations over an extension of children’s health insurance are veering off course, raising doubts that legislation can be passed quickly.

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Children, Youth and Families

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