Philanthropy in Tumultous Times
Tony comments on the current state of politics in the U.S. and how this affects the philanthropic world.
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Trailer Parks: Reframing Manufactured Homes in the Affordability Crisis
Maggie reflects on her connection to mobile homes, highlights supportive legislation, and offers an unconventional option for a state desperately seeking more affordable housing solutions
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A Case for a New Public School Movement
Sarah shares insights from interviews with four microschool leaders from across Colorado and highlights a new movement of innovation in schools.
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Still Hungry: The Fight for Food Security in Colorado
Taber questions why we haven't made more progress on food security in the state as she examines the intersection of sustainable food production, environmental stewardship, and nutrition.
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June 11th:
Bright Spots Report Release
We’re proud to announce the release of Bright Spots in Supporting Family, Friend, and Neighbor Care for Young Children in Colorado, a new report that highlights the incredible work happening across our state to support one of the most essential and often overlooked parts of our child care system: Family, Friend, and Neighbor (FFN) caregivers. A webinar to introduce the findings will be held on June 11 from 11:30 am.- 1:00 p.m.
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June 16th:
Rooftop Happy Hour & Book Signing with Kathleen deLaski
Kathleen’s new book, Who Needs College Anymore?, invites readers to explore how learning, credentials, and career preparation are evolving—and what this shift means for education leaders, employers, and policymakers alike. Come join us on the DK Rooftop for a book signing and short talk with the author on Monday, June 16 from 4:30-6:00 p.m.
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June 16-18th:
GlobalMindED Conference
Join national and global inclusive leaders from across the disciplines who are dedicated to creating a capable talent pipeline, networking, sharing best practices, and connecting students to role models, mentors, internships, experiences, and jobs. Held at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel from June 16th-18th. Registration is open now.
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| | | At Donnell-Kay we are constantly sharing articles, podcasts, and content with each other that has peaked our interest. Instead of a "what we are reading" this is a "what we are consuming"- articles, books, podcasts, and more! | | |
Sold a Story Podcast: Starting with Episode 11 uncovering an outlier school in Steubenville, Ohio that has more proficient readers than most schools across the country.
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Crying in H-Mart
A Memoir:
A story of family, food, grief, and endurance, where Michelle Zauner tells of growing up one of the few Asian American kids at her school in Eugene, Oregon.
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Labor Shortages for Housing Article:
This article highlights the need for construction apprentices for shortages that threaten growth. Highlights from a RAND paper.
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Teacher Housing
Article:
District spending is up, but educator pay is not. Efforts to provide affordable housing for teachers have run into trouble.
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Strong Towns and Upzoned Podcasts: Strong Towns explores how to financially strengthen cities, towns, and neighborhoods and make them better places to live.
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Telepathy Tapes Podcast:
Uncovering newly discovered research about non-verbal autistic children and their families that will leave you with awe and inspiration with a side of hope for the future.
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Poet Warrior
A Memoir:
Joy Harjo is the first native American poet to serve as the US Poet Laureate and a member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. Harjo's memoir, infused with poetry, reflects on her journey and as a warrior fighting.
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Alex Cortez Blog:
An analysis of the language used around "school choice" and what this really means for families who are marginalized and who gets to exercise their power to define what makes a school good.
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Radiolab for Kids
Podcast:
Radiolab for adults is great, and the kids version does not disappoint! From Taber- I listen to this with my 5-year-old on road trips or before bed.
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