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Investing in children's 'next 1,000 days'

The article emphasizes the importance of nurturing environments for children's development during the critical ages of two to five.
A significant focus is placed on the need for accessible quality preschool programs worldwide.

What the 'Hushed Hybrid' Trend Might Mean for Your Company

'Hushed hybrid' behavior reveals company culture insights

Will AI Help or Hurt Environmental Health Efforts? - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly

AI presents opportunities and challenges in environmental health research, including issues of equity and data analysis.

Restorative Compensation: Moving from Theory to Practice - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly

Nonprofits often perpetuate inequities in their compensation systems by not aligning pay with organizational values.
There is a growing trend of nonprofits reevaluating their approaches to pay and compensation to address racial and economic justice issues.

Wealthier, urban Americans have access to more local news

Local news availability linked to wealth and location
Inequity leads to news deserts and challenges for sustainable local journalism
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Research Into Alzheimer's Therapy Limited By Lack of Attention to Black Patients

The latest therapies for Alzheimer's Disease show promise but face challenges in reaching all those who need them.
Participants in clinical trials for Alzheimer's drugs are disproportionately White, raising questions about the effectiveness for people of color.

From the Front Lines to the Corporate World: My DEI Journey

Working with Harry Belafonte shaped my understanding of violence and inequity in marginalized communities.
My work in diversity, equity, and inclusion was influenced by my experiences as a community organizer and activist.

Research Into Alzheimer's Therapy Limited By Lack of Attention to Black Patients

The latest therapies for Alzheimer's Disease show promise but face challenges in reaching all those who need them.
Participants in clinical trials for Alzheimer's drugs are disproportionately White, raising questions about the effectiveness for people of color.

From the Front Lines to the Corporate World: My DEI Journey

Working with Harry Belafonte shaped my understanding of violence and inequity in marginalized communities.
My work in diversity, equity, and inclusion was influenced by my experiences as a community organizer and activist.
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To expand special ed pre-K programs, Eric Adams boosted teacher pay. Now cuts are coming.

There is a lack of prekindergarten seats for children with disabilities in NYC despite a legal requirement to provide them.
Mayor Eric Adams promised to address this issue by providing placements for every child with a disability, but there is still a significant number of students without seats.

New York Court to Hear Property Tax Challenge: The Daily Dirt

Gov. Kathy Hochul's State of the State address does not mention housing, but she has stated that it remains a priority.
The New York Court of Appeals will hear arguments about the inequities of the property tax system in the city.

Early Decision Benefits Rich Kids. That Doesn't Necessarily Mean That It's Evil.

Private high schools and rich public schools have a high number of early decision applications, while public schools have significantly fewer.
Early decision primarily benefits students who need the least help in getting into college.

Editorial: Be very afraid for Chicago's stellar selective-enrollment schools

Brandon Johnson promised not to end selective-enrollment schools in Chicago during his mayoral campaign.
A resolution up for a vote by Johnson's school board suggests a transition away from privatization and admissions policies that perpetuate inequity.

Editorial: Be very afraid for Chicago's stellar selective-enrollment schools

Brandon Johnson promised not to end selective-enrollment schools in Chicago during his mayoral campaign.
A resolution up for a vote by Johnson's school board suggests a transition away from privatization and admissions policies that perpetuate inequity.

Editorial: Be very afraid for Chicago's stellar selective-enrollment schools

Brandon Johnson promised not to end selective-enrollment schools in Chicago during his mayoral campaign.
A resolution up for a vote by Johnson's school board suggests a transition away from privatization and admissions policies that perpetuate inequity.

Op-Ed | Why expanding Fair Fares eligibility is a matter of racial equity | amNewYork

Expanding Fair Fares program for low-income New Yorkers can address the inequitable public transportation subsidy disparities in NYC.
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