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  1. From new protections for small-dollar loan borrowers to conservation successes from the Carolinas to Australia, policy wins were abundant in 2021. Explore in our latest Trust magazine 👇

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    Mar 19

    Taxes accounted for 45.8% of all state revenue in FY20, and were the largest revenue source for 32 states. See where your state gets its money:

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    Six more governments will ratify a treaty that is vital to improving crew safety and stemming illegal fishing in the global commercial fishing industry.

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    Happy March ! In the Northern Hemisphere, flowers are blooming. ☀🌼

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  5. Mar 20

    use disorder is a complex disease that affects millions of Americans. Helping those suffering requires collaboration among organizations focused on: • Health care • Social services • Schools • Community • Faith

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  6. Mar 20

    🎵 Clap along IF you fee-eel like … family and children make life meaningful? 🎵 Today’s fact shows the most common answer given when people from around the world were asked what gives them meaning.

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  7. Mar 20

    When the pandemic hit, the philanthropic sector had to pivot quickly. What did organizations learn? There were some surprising results. Listen:

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  8. Mar 19

    Even as U.S. offices begin to reopen, the majority of workers who say they can do their jobs from home are still working from home all or most of the time.

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    Mar 19

    The pandemic has taken a toll on young people's mental health. In fact, ER visits for suspected suicide attempts among 12-to-17-year-old females in the U.S. were 51% higher in early 2021 compared to the same period in 2019. One simple solution ⤵️

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    Mar 19

    Arrests for drug possession dipped by just 0.4% between 2009 and 2019. At the same time, arrests for drug sales/manufacturing—and drug-related prison admissions and populations—all dropped by roughly a third.

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  12. Mar 18

    Fortunately, FEMA’s new method of calculating flood insurance premiums—Risk Rating 2.0—results in fairer rates across the country that better reflect a property’s risk.

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  13. Mar 18

    The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is key to helping Americans and their communities recover from such events. But before a much needed update, this essential program was more than $20 billion in debt and woefully out of date.

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  14. Mar 18

    From developing public private partnerships to deploying vaccines, organizations in the social sector shifted their focus when COVID-19 hit. 's and 's on adapting during a crisis.

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  15. Mar 18

    1,214 people died from a drug overdose in in 2020—the second-highest total ever. Easing restrictions and addressing challenges that prevent people from receiving -approved medications to treat use disorder can save lives.

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    Mar 17

    Universal suicide risk screenings can: ✓ be seamlessly included with other intake questions ✓ take less than 1 minute ✓ help connect young people to the care they need and deserve It's time to expand this approach. And the agrees.

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    Mar 17

    States with the strongest personal income gains since the pandemic began: 1) South Dakota 2) Idaho 3) California 4) Arizona … and the weakest gains 47) Connecticut 48) Oklahoma 49) Alaska 50) Wyoming

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  19. Mar 17

    61% of Americans believe there's too much income inequality in the United States, data shows. 's and 's Larry Kramer discuss our economy and society, sharing how we can expand opportunities for all:

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  20. Mar 17

    Do you feel lucky? We’re betting that 100% of 9% of the U.S. population may be feeling fortunate today. And no matter what demographic you fall in, we wish you a happy !

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