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July 27, 2022
The Biden administration announced new plans to help more Americans get connected to community solar programs, which can lower electricity bills for renters and low-income households that might not be able to install their own solar panels on their homes.
March 25, 2022
2020 was a year of widespread unrest in the United States, with an estimated 15 to 26 million people protesting income inequality and racial injustice in more than 3,000 distinct locations according to the New York Times. Two years later, faced with
January 15, 2022
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November 5, 2021
San Diego County supervisors this week unanimously supported a framework that would address homelessness with myriad programs at a cost of about $1 billion annually.
November 4, 2021
San Diego County supervisors this week unanimously supported a framework that would address homelessness with myriad programs at a cost of about $1 billion annually.
November 3, 2021
The county created the Department of Homeless Solutions and Equitable Communities in April
May 27, 2021
After six months of gathering ideas and strategies, Community Foundation releases the result
May 10, 2021
Russell Shaw Higgs / Flickr Universal Basic Income, a program popularized --by presidential candidate Andrew Yang, might be coming to a Connecticut city. This hour, we talk with members of a task force that are working to create a pilot program in Hartford, providing UBI to a select group of single parents. Universal Basic Income test programs have popped up in California and other parts of the globe - we talk about who benefits and who will pay for it. Could Universal Basic Income becom...
December 12, 2020
If at first you don’t succeed … fourth time — to get the school’s board of trustees to revoke President Trump’s honorary degree, awarded to him in 1988 after speaking at commencement. The basis for the latest — Office of Multicultural Affairs — complaint is the president’s alleged violations of Lehigh’s “Principles of our Equitable Community.” These principles include the usual flowery academese about “respect,” “sensitivity,” etc. For example, they state: “We af...