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Black and other minority farmers are getting $2 billion from USDA after years of discrimination
August 20, 2024By Summer Ballentine, AP News The Biden administration is making strides in addressing historic discrimination against Black and minority farmers by doling out over $2 billion in direct payments. This is a positive step towards acknowledging and...
The White House just took steps to combat housing discrimination. States and local governments should follow.
August 8, 2024By Jasmine Rangel, Smartcities Dive The White House is making important strides in fair housing with new measures to protect renters from discriminatory screening practices. The Department of Housing and Urban Development's new guidance addresses...
Research shows children and adolescents may be motivated to rectify gender and ethnicity biases in the classroom
July 29, 2024By: Science Mag Exciting new research reveals that even young children are aware of social inequalities and willing to address them. A study on recognition and rectification of biases in school settings sheds light on the developing awareness of...
NCHE 2024 Convening – July 19, 2024
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NCHE 2024 Convening – July 18, 2024
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NCHE 2024 Convening – July 17, 2024
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NCHE 2024 Convening – July 16, 2024
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Guaranteed Income Helps Move Almost 300 People Into Housing After One Year
July 3, 2024By: Bennito L. Kelty, Westword Denver's basic income pilot is changing lives! Over 800 Coloradans experiencing homelessness received direct cash payments with no strings attached. The one-year report shows a 45% increase in securing housing and...
The Court Ruling to Halt The Fearless Fund Fails Black Women
June 25, 2024By Aisha Nyandoro, TIME Programs like the Fearless Fund are essential in addressing systemic inequities and ensuring equal access to opportunities for all individuals. We must defend these initiatives and fight against attacks on efforts to right...
The Urgent Case For Supporting Marginalized Groups In Today’s Society
June 14, 2024By Sughnen Yongo, Forbes The decline in DEI initiatives in the workforce is concerning, especially with ongoing gaps that need addressing. Economic factors and policies have led to fatigue around DEI, impacting marginalized groups. Despite...