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A federal judge has ruled against the Trump administration’s efforts to thwart diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts in schools and universities. In a case that eventually may reach the U.S. Supreme Court, the judge declared the administration’s attempt to cut off billions of dollars in federal funds to educational institutions that engaged in “illegal D.E.I.” was an unconstitutional threat to educators’ free speech rights in the classroom and had not followed proper procedure. The administration will likely appeal. (New York Times)
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Animal Welfare and Social Justice: The Giant Steps Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of all living beings, focusing its resources where measurable impact can be achieved. Protecting animals is at the heart of the foundation’s mission and the primary focus of its work. GSF also funds innovative projects that advance social justice while saving animal lives. In addition, the foundation supports causes that inspired its creation, including environmental protection, human health, and education promoting healthy, balanced living. Grants range from $500 to $300,000, with an average grant around $29,000.
Immigrant Communities: The Four Freedoms Fund, a project of NEO Philanthropy, builds the capacity of the immigrant-justice movement to ensure dignity, power, and self-determination for all immigrants. It invests in strengthening local advocacy, increasing immigrant civic participation, and reducing enforcement and criminalization. Its Immigration Frontlines Fund rapidly channels large-scale resources to protect immigrant communities through organizing, mobilization, and defense efforts.
