From Urban Institute Update <[email protected]>
Subject Redressing our nation’s history of discriminatory housing policies
Date February 4, 2021 12:32 PM
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Facing the facts about housing injustice will help pave the way to racial equity
&ldquo;Acknowledging the damage done by past federal policies and committing to healing are welcome first steps on the long and difficult path ahead toward long-overdue housing justice.
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Following the evidence will be the next .&rdquo;

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How to make research more inclusive
Learn how participants and facilitators of DC&rsquo;s Promoting Adolescent Sexual Health and Safety program are centering the lived experiences of young people and community expertise through community-based participatory research.

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Four takeaways on how children of immigrants fit in education policy
For the one-quarter of kids with an immigrant parent, the challenges of distance, hybrid, and even in-person learning can be compounded by xenophobia, cultural and language barriers, and technology gaps.

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The role of race, labor markets, and education in building an equitable recovery
On February 17, join WorkRise Network for a discussion with civic, business, and philanthropic leaders on bold solutions for dismantling structural inequities in education and the labor market and building an equitable recovery.

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Expanding the earned income tax credit could provide financial security for millions of workers without children
Increasing the size and income range of the earned income tax credit could extend its antipoverty effects to millions of workers without children and help them recover economically.

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