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County on track to have lowest level of street homelessness ever recorded, housing director said. By Graham Kilmer - May 13th, 2021 10:44 am //end headline wrapper ?> Homes on N. 20th St. File photo by Jeramey Jannene. Milwaukee County has used federal funding to prevent an estimated 5,480 evictions since the COVID-19 pandemic began. David Crowley, the county put approximately $18 million of its allocation from the CARES Act into eviction prevention and housing assistance.  The county started cutting checks to renters and homeowners in June to keep them in the...

12 May 2021 This hire is contingent upon HAI winning the grant AND the donor approving the individual the key personnel position. The recruitment will result in a tentative offer of hire, with a full offer upon HAI receiving the award and donor approval. There is a strong preference for a local hire (either Nigerian or Cameroonian), and this position will likely be based alongside HAI’s existing staff in Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria. Project: Security and Human Rights Programs in Cameroon and Nigeria Location: Cameroon and Nigeria (Lake Chad Region) Organizational Background: Heartland A...

Thriving Employees Create a Thriving Business Workers who aren't thriving experience higher worry, anger and employee burnout Employee engagement lays the groundwork for employee wellbeing Much like a financial audit, reporting employee engagement or net promoter scores for customers has become a requirement for boards and institutional investors over the past two decades. While employee engagement has been on the rise for the past 10 years, as of this writing, 36% of U.S. workers and just 22% globally are engaged. Engaged employees produce far better wide-ranging outcomes. However, Gallup re...

As we seek to grow resilient communities, let’s look to the forest for wisdom Sarah Holcomb Today is Arbor Day in the U.S. — a tree-planting and tree-honoring tradition that began nearly 150 years ago. Throughout history, humans have recognized trees as pillars of strength. They provide the oxygen, nourishment, and resources for life on earth. But the secret to trees’ strength isn’t simply that they’re the largest and longest-living plants on the planet. They have managed to survive crisis — while helping other creatures to do the same — because they’re literally r...