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To round out this month, I have a few exciting announcements! Firstly, I would like to announce that My article documenting one of the encounters I had abroad will be published in Nonprofit Quarterly Fall 2024 magazine available now! If you are a current subscriber please give it a read and let me know what you think, if you're not I strongly encourage you to subscribe! Thank to my family at People's Climate Innovation Center for sharing this opportunity with me and to the team at NPQ for your support throughout the process. I am beyond grateful and proud to say I am a published writer at just 21! Next, I’m excited to announce I'll be heading to the Opportunity Youth United conference in aspen, Colorado today with National Collaborative for Transformative Youth Policy I’ll be presenting a policy briefing on “An Opportunity Economy for Opportunity Youth: Visioning for the Next Administration” while engaging with the other conference offerings! Special thank to all of the amazing people I have met this past month and will meet soon, let's continue to grow together!
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The US government’s latest investments in women’s health research includes $500 million from the Department of Defense. https://hubs.ly/Q02V-Gbm0
The Federal Government Doubles Down on Women’s Health Research Investments - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
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“The most important characteristic of ‘social cooperatives’ lies in their commitment to serve the ‘public interest’ as their main purpose, meaning that ‘every good and/or service they produce should [serve] the public interest first,’ such as by providing jobs or services to marginalized communities.” In honor of Co-op Month, read, “How US Social Cooperative Laws Could Accelerate Co-op Development” by Minsun Ji: https://hubs.ly/Q02W1yks0
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What does Idaho's battle over emergency abortion access mean for reproductive rights nationwide? Zane McNeill on rethinking EMTALA: https://hubs.ly/Q02V-Gcl0
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“Shortages and high prices of fertilizer affect the entire food supply chain.” What can Malawi farmers teach the United States? https://hubs.ly/Q02VLB0q0
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