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    Schools Are a Model of Gun Safety in America

    YES! Magazine May 22, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Mike Males argues that schools are relatively safe from gun violence compared to the United States overall, and the rest of the country should be figuring out how…

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    UN Women’s First Spokesperson on Sexual Harassment Talks About Change

    Devex International Development May 21, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Devex interviews Purna Sen, the UN Women’s new spokesperson for addressing sexual harassment and assault, about the need for more gender equity and empowerment. • In…

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    Times of Change Offer Huge Opportunities

    Hudson Institute May 21, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Walter Russell Mead argues that America currently sits on the cusp of change, much as it did during Reconstruction. He suggests that times of political disappointment offer an opportunity…

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    New Profit: What the Future of Social Innovation Looks Like

    Giving Compass May 21, 2018

    Looking for guidance in venture philanthropy? Follow the leaders. New Profit, a Boston-based nonprofit with a focus on systems change initiatives, held its annual Gathering of Leaders conference in its…

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    A Generation of Changemakers From Parkland and Beyond

    Town & Country May 20, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Since the Parkland tragedy, gun violence has been a consistent headline. An article by Town & Country hosts an interview with survivors of school shootings and…

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    Mental Health Plans Are Failing a Generation

    BBC News May 20, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Mental health is not always taken seriously, but it has a large effect on the life you live. In December, England proposed a new plan to…

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    With or Without Trump, We Must Back UN’s Education Drive

    The Guardian May 20, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Throughout U.S. history, multilateralism has been seen as an important part of governing to serve U.S. interests. With the new administration in office, this has changed. If…

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    How ADB is Approaching Asia’s Aging Phenomenon

    Devex International Development May 19, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • ADB is working to ensure that Asia’s rapidly aging population has access to the services they need as they grow older – including healthcare and education.  • How…

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    Don’t Extend Title IV Funding to Alternative Credentials

    Christensen Institute May 17, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Alana Dunagan argues that extending  Title IV funding to alternative credentials may actually hurt the programs it is intended to help.  • How can donors best support…

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    Why Forcing Food Stamp Participants to Receive Child-Support Services Is a Bad Idea

    Governing May 17, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Requiring parents to cooperate with the child-support program to receive SNAP benefits is extremely expensive and ineffective.  • What is a better way to encourage child-support…

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    Three Shifts Toward Changing Philanthropy’s Advocacy Narrative

    National Center for Family Philanthropy May 15, 2018

    Robert E. Ross, President of the California Endowment pointed out recently that, “philanthropy often vigorously works to protect its brand and doesn’t spend it enough.”Part of that insufficient brand spending…

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    Should Elementary School Teachers Stay With a Class Between Grades?

    Chalkbeat May 15, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • A new study suggests that students – particularly black students – benefit when their teacher stays with them for more than one year of elementary school. …

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