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Paying tribute to the generations of Asian Americans who shaped our nation’s history– and who were shaped by it.
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Power Beyond Measure: Reshaping the Research and Evaluation Landscape for Boys and Men of Color is a new research agenda that outlines six strategies for funders and evaluators to advance equity and opportunity for boys and men of color in the U.S.
In Grand Rapids, Michigan, Rende Progress Capital – a racial equity-oriented emerging community development financial institution (CDFI) – is addressing the relief funding gap by deploying flexible loans to businesses owned by people of color.
Across Albuquerque, farming is taking on new forms as community and school gardens sprout up. In the international district –home to the largest concentration of people of color in the city where more than 25 languages are spoken – gardens are addressing food equity issues in a community where two grocery stores serve 30,000 residents.
On the Navajo Nation and Hopi Nation, 30 percent of households do not have running water, and a large percentage of the water available has been contaminated by coal slurry, fracking and uranium mines. One-third of people in these communities do not have electricity.