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As seen in: Cambridge University Press & Assessment, Taylor & Francis Online, The Lancet, Seattle PI, Truthout, City of Seattle Government, Rio Grande Guardian, Monday Morning Preacher
Covers:  Social policy issues, working families, diversity, civil rights issues, inequality issues, poverty issues, housing, health care, criminal justice, equity, justice, and diversity
News Editor for Equal Voice News, a publication of Marguerite Casey Foundation
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Texas Border Families Fuel a Network to Build Power and Equity | Marguerite Casey Foundation

Texas Border Families Fuel a Network to Build Power and Equity | Marguerite Casey Foundation

In this special report from Marguerite Casey Foundation's Equal Voice News, learn how Texas families in the R…

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Poverty Declines - but Numbers Remain in Question for U.S. | Marguerite Casey Foundation

Poverty Declines - but Numbers Remain in Question for U.S. | Marguerite Casey Foundation

As U.S. families continue to build movements for equity and to alleviate poverty, what numbers should be used…

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Honoring Father's Day in a Diverse America | Marguerite Casey Foundation

Honoring Father's Day in a Diverse America | Marguerite Casey Foundation

How does your family celebrate Father's Day? Marguerite Casey Foundation's Equal Voice News spoke with dads a…

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Beyond Elections: Organizers Build Trust in Rural North Carolina

Beyond Elections: Organizers Build Trust in Rural North Carolina

How are grassroots organizers building community ties in rural areas and small towns so that all families can…

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Putting People First Is Focus After Florida Voting Victory

Putting People First Is Focus After Florida Voting Victory

Amendment 4 - Florida's historic voting rights win - is one example of movement building. Organizers say they…

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The Future Builders: A Native Community and Family Homes

The Future Builders: A Native Community and Family Homes

On the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota, youth from the Oglala Lakota Nation are building energy…

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Election 2018: Will Florida Let 1.4M U.S. Citizens Vote in Democracy?

Election 2018: Will Florida Let 1.4M U.S. Citizens Vote in Democracy?

In Florida, returning citizens - those with felony convictions - are leading a movement by asking: If we've p…

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National Day of Action: Uniting to Say Families Belong Together

National Day of Action: Uniting to Say Families Belong Together

More than 750 rallies in support of families will be held nationwide on June 30, as people from diverse backg…

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Building Democracy: People, Purpose and Philanthropy

Building Democracy: People, Purpose and Philanthropy

So what is movement building? Learn how Marguerite Casey Foundation grantees are working with families to pro…

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Health Care in America: The Real Face of Medicaid | EQUAL VOICE NEWS

Health Care in America: The Real Face of Medicaid | EQUAL VOICE NEWS

It's either health care coverage or rent New economy success, no health care After decades working, out and o…

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A Baltimore Program Supports Youth | EQUAL VOICE NEWS

A Baltimore Program Supports Youth | EQUAL VOICE NEWS

For 30 years, The Choice Program at The University of Maryland, Baltimore County has supported Baltimore City…

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Troubled Waters: Families Stand for the Environment | EQUAL VOICE NEWS

Troubled Waters: Families Stand for the Environment | EQUAL VOICE NEWS

CLAIRFIELD, Tenn. - On the northern slope of Cooper Ridge - a long, low-slung rise in Tennessee's Cumberland …

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The U.S. Needs to Get Census 2020 Right | EQUAL VOICE NEWS

The U.S. Needs to Get Census 2020 Right | EQUAL VOICE NEWS

The day that President Donald Trump fired FBI Director Jim Comey, a second political drama unfolded. It recei…

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Peace Is Coming: Art Unites Baltimore Youth and Police | EQUAL VOICE NEWS

Peace Is Coming: Art Unites Baltimore Youth and Police | EQUAL VOICE NEWS

BALTIMORE - On a sunny Monday afternoon in early April 2015, 18 teenagers - all veterans of the juvenile just…

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Repeal and Replace: The True Cost of Repealing Obamacare

Repeal and Replace: The True Cost of Repealing Obamacare

NECTAR, Ala. - Hank Adcock's family has farmed the rolling hills of this small town in Northern Alabama for m…

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An Act of Courage: The Fight to Vote in Gould

An Act of Courage: The Fight to Vote in Gould

GOULD, Ark. - The last time there was a presidential election in this cotton-farming town of 818 souls, Willi…

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A Cowboy Hat and the Push to Register Voters

A Cowboy Hat and the Push to Register Voters

It's the afternoon in the Atlanta area and Charles "Chuck" Ware is fielding questions by phone about the impo…

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Appalachian Barbecue and the Case for Shared Experiences

Appalachian Barbecue and the Case for Shared Experiences

As I held two boxes containing a slab of Tennessee's finest ribs, pulled pork and baked beans in that airport…

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Want to Fix U.S. Schools? Look to Native American Communities

Want to Fix U.S. Schools? Look to Native American Communities

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Hidden in a corner of this city, amid a gleaming office park, strip malls, vacant lots, I…

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Citizenship and Texas: Moms Win Fight for Kids' Birth Certificates

Citizenship and Texas: Moms Win Fight for Kids' Birth Certificates

The refusal by officials in Texas in recent years to accept certain types of identification to issue birth ce…

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The Changing Face of Politics: A Q&A With Pramila Jayapal

The Changing Face of Politics: A Q&A With Pramila Jayapal

As the nation focuses on what is turning into a horse race between Republican presidential candidate Donald T…

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America's Stateless People: How Immigration Gaps Create Poverty

America's Stateless People: How Immigration Gaps Create Poverty

So what happens when a person loses permanent residency status and the legal right to work because of a gap i…

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Power Failure: Appalachia Plans for Life Beyond Coal

Power Failure: Appalachia Plans for Life Beyond Coal

For more than a century, Appalachian coal has powered America. But coal jobs in Appalachian Kentucky are disa…

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A Small Oasis: A Border Park Keeps Immigrants Connected

A Small Oasis: A Border Park Keeps Immigrants Connected

Families too often are divided by U.S. immigration policies, but on a small patch of land that straddles the …

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