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    New York City Just Took a Major Leap Toward Lowering Its Carbon Footprint

    Global Citizen Aug 31, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • According to Global Citizen, New York City will be lowering its carbon footprint after a lawmaker called on large buildings to reduce their energy consumption by…

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    Nashville and Atlanta Take Different Approaches to Transit

    Governing Magazine Aug 31, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Alan Ehrenhalt argues that increasing diversity in Atlanta’s suburbs is shaping willingness to contribute to a regional transit, while Nashville remains staunchly opposed to funding transit.  • How does…

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    States and Counties Are Doing Their Own Climate Assessments

    Pacific Standard Aug 31, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Francie Diep interviewed state and county officials to learn how and why they are conducting their own climate assessments.  • What are the advantages of local…

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    Sierra Leone Aims to Decrease School Dropout Rates, Will Still Ban Pregnant Girls

    Global Citizen Aug 31, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Nellie Peyton explains how Sierra Leone is attempting to reduce high school dropout rates by making school free but will continue to ban visibly pregnant girls from attending…

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    How Brexit Could Impact Women’s Rights

    Global Citizen Aug 31, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Imogen Calderwood explains how Brexit would separate the UK from Eu human rights protections and funding that support gender equality and women’s rights.  • How can the…

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    UN’s Climate Migration Pact Offers Hope

    Global Citizen Aug 31, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Lin Taylor explains how the UN’s climate migration pact begins the long process of coping with the dramatic international consequences of rising sea level and other climate-induced hardships.  •…

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    How Philanthropy Can Fight Substance Abuse And Promote Mental Health

    Health Affairs Aug 30, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Health Affairs discusses a recent report that lays out recommendations for how we can address the addiction and mental health crises in this country through policies…

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    5 Ways Parent Advocates Can Stand Up for Families

    The 74 Aug 28, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Five lessons emerged from the Annual New Jersey Parent Summit in which parents learned how to be advocates for their children. • One theme that emerged was the…

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    Senators Push for First Federal Survey of the Condition of U.S. Schools Since 1995

    The 74 Aug 28, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Carolyn Phenicie shares how Senators are pushing for a federal review of the condition of  U.S. schools in light of recent stories about inadequate facilities.  • How can…

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    An Argument for Outcomes-Based Higher Education Funding

    Christensen institute Aug 28, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Alana Dunagan and Michael B. Horn argue that the federal government would get more out of higher education funding if they shifted to an outcomes-based strategy.  • How…

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    The Impact of Declawing the Johnson Amendment

    The Conversation Aug 28, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Samuel Brunson explains the impacts of the Johnson Amendment and why President Trump is pushing to remove it. • Do we need the Johnson Amendment? Should it be changed?  •…

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    Billions in K-12 Education Funds Diverted to Colleges in Michigan

    Chalkbeat Aug 27, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Kimberly Hayes Taylor explains how billions of dollars in educations funds in Michigan intended for K-12 programs were diverted to colleges.  • How can this kind of…

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