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Mary Campbell

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Actuary, Catholic, cranky conservative, Dickens fan, math geek, MSTie, North Carolinian, opera lover, Southerner, sumo fan, Wolfpacker, Yankee.
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How states can incentivize local investing to find new capital for businesses and housing

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By Tracy Hadden Loh, Christopher Miller, Mary Campbell
| Brookings Institution
Across the United States, the geographic and corporate concentration of banking access and retail amenities is limiting entrepreneurship in left-behind communities. An extensive body of literature has explored the potential of place-based policies—ranging from federal tax credits to local infrastructure investments—that address this inequality.
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Think Globally, Educate Locally with the NOLA Freedom Forum

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By Steven Melendez Verified, Mary Campbell
| ANTIGRAVITY Magazine Verified
There are so many issues happening in the world that it is hard to keep track of them all, hard to know which one to focus on—it is easy to become overwhelmed and to either dissociate or remain in our own bubbles. However, the reality is that dissociation will not save us, and that nothing exists in a silo. What is happening in one place has connections to what is happening all over the world, and we cannot hope to solve any of these issues without addressing how they are related.
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Parenting stress, rather than parental gender identity, predicts child outcomes

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By Mary Campbell, Gaby Clark Verified, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Medical Xpress Verified
Children of transgender and nonbinary parents demonstrate typical behavioral and emotional development, while their parents use effective parenting techniques comparable to those of cisgender parents, according to a new study led by a researcher in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies at Penn State.
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