What New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio Can Do for Nonprofits in His Second Term
Release Date:
01/11/2018
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What Does a $15 Minimum Wage Do to the Economy? Economists Are Starting to Find Out.
Release Date:
01/12/2018
What Do Asthma, Heart Disease And Cancer Have In Common? Maybe Childhood Trauma
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01/23/2018
The Fight Over Immigrants and Refugees Is Going to Intensify. Here's What Foundations Need to Do
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01/25/2018
These Doctors Are Trying to Get More People of Color to Join Their Ranks. What Some Have Overcome Is Startling
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02/07/2018
What I Observed Over My Three Decades-Long Career in Child Welfare Services
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02/13/2018
Decades’ Worth of Rape Kits Are Finally Being Tested, but No One Can Agree on What to Do Next
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02/22/2018
The Renewable Grants Fund Is What Keeps Nonprofits Afloat As They Wait for New York City Contracts
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03/01/2018
What It Takes: How a Charity Confronted Its Lack of Diversity and Found New Strength
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03/08/2018
Angola Prison Lawsuit Poses Question: What Kind of Medical Care Do Inmates Deserve?
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03/12/2018
FDA to Consider What ‘Healthy’ Means and Other Claims Food Companies Can Make
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03/30/2018
What Would Martin Luther King’s Dream Be in 2018? We Asked Leading Activists
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04/04/2018
Here’s How Richard Carranza Handled Houston’s Special Education Crisis and What It Could Mean for New York City
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04/04/2018
Here’s What Richard Carranza Had to Say in His First TV Interview As New York City Chancellor
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04/05/2018
Harassment, Rape and Retaliation: What One Woman Endured Within the US Forest Service
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04/09/2018
Carranza Stands by NYC’s ‘Renewal’ Program for Struggling Schools, but Asks, ‘What’s Our Theory of Action?’
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04/13/2018
Fashion Revolution Week 2018: Five Years On From Rana Plaza Collapse, What Has Changed?
Release Date:
04/24/2018
As Historians and New York City Educators, Here’s What We Hope Teachers Hear in the City’s New Anti-Bias Training
Release Date:
05/18/2018