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    If the 2501 Program Loses Funding Young Black Farmers Will Be Affected

    Harvest Public Media Mar 12, 2018

    New Communities, other nonprofits and historically black colleges across the South fought for the creation of the 2501 program in 1990, a farm bill initiative designed to help minority farmers through outreach…

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    Trump Budget Would Undo Gains From Conservation Programs on Farms and Ranches

    The Conversation Mar 12, 2018

    Most observers associate the farm bill with food policy, but its conservation section is the single largest source of funding for soil, water and wildlife conservation on private land in…

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    Why Advocates Question Trump’s Commitment to Rural Development

    Harvest Public Media Mar 10, 2018

    The Trump administration wants to show rural communities, which voted for him by wide margins in the 2016 election, they are still on the president’s mind. It suggested a list of broad ideas in…

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    Brazil Can Improve Education by Copying its Own Successes

    Brookings Mar 10, 2018

    Many have been shocked by the World Bank’s estimate that it would take Brazil more than 260 years to reach the OECD average proficiency in reading and 75 years in…

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    Cybersecurity: Do Philanthropic Organizations Have Our Backs?

    Medium Mar 9, 2018

    In November of last year, the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) was a gathering point for prominent voices in technology companies, academic institutions, and government agencies who sat down and…

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    Draft Brexit Agreement Starts to Plot Future for UK Aid

    Devex International Development Mar 9, 2018

    The European Commission has released the first draft of the legal document that will eventually guide the United Kingdom out of the European Union and in the meantime, sets out some ground…

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    Good Data Needed to Judge California School Climates

    EdSource Mar 9, 2018

    California has entered an era in which safe, welcoming and inclusive school environments are seen as key to unlocking better test scores, higher graduation rates, fewer suspensions and drops in…

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    Can Oakland Schools Improve Performance While Cutting Budgets?

    EdSource Mar 9, 2018

    Oakland Unified is struggling with a balancing act that requires it to improve its students’ academic performance next year while also slashing millions of dollars from its budget. At a…

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    Why the 2020 U.S. Census is Critical

    Southern California Grantmakers Mar 9, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Gregg Behr, writing for Southern California Grantmakers, discusses the critical reasons why an accurate count in the 2020 Census is essential for the future of educators, students,…

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    Social Workers Are Ferrying Foster Kids to School in Rhode Island

    The 74 Mar 9, 2018

    Rhode Island’s foster care system is using social workers — already strained by a devastating opioid epidemic — to give foster kids rides to school. Patricia Hessler, chief of staff…

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    How Effective is the Portland JOBS Training Program?

    Social Programs That Work Mar 8, 2018

    JOBS, which operated in Portland, Oregon in the mid to late 1990s, was a mandatory welfare-to-work program for single-parent welfare recipients whose children were over one year in age. The…

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    Does Teacher Performance Pay Work in India?

    Social Programs That Work Mar 8, 2018

    Teacher performance pay, administered by the Azim Premji Foundation (a non-governmental organization), provided teachers in government-run primary schools in rural India (grades 1-5) with financial bonus payments for increasing the…

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