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    Millennials Are Generating Notable Social Change

    Vice Impact Oct 19, 2017

    Let’s look at recent history around the 2016 presidential election, for example. The media was filled with stereotypes of what millennials (born 1980-2000) would do, were and weren’t doing, and…

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    Why Philanthropy Is Worth Defending in the Tax Code

    The Philanthropy Roundtable Oct 18, 2017

    “Reduced charitable giving by middle-class families—on a scale of tens of billions of dollars—could be an unintended consequence of a Republican tax reform plan that reduces itemizing of deductions,” warns Roundtable Vice President…

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    Government As Government, Not Business

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Oct 14, 2017

    The devastation of Hurricane Maria’s humanitarian disaster has sparked public debate over the US government’s response. As Puerto Ricans suffer without potable water, food, or air conditioning, President Trump lamented that the…

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    Re-imaging Politics From The Commons’ Perspective

    21st Century Global Dynamics Oct 8, 2017

    The rise of so many right-wing nationalist movements around the world—Brexit, Donald Trump, the neo-Nazis in Charlottesville, Virginia, anti-immigrant protests throughout Europe—have their own distinctive origins and contexts, to be…

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    America’s gun problem, explained

    Vox Oct 2, 2017

    The public and research support gun control. Here’s how it could help — and why it doesn’t pass. 1) America’s gun problem is completely unique No other developed country in…

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    The Greenfield Project: A Think Tank to Benefit Farm Animals

    Nonprofit Chronicles Sep 29, 2017

    Why is meat so cheap? McDonald’s sells a McDouble burger for less than $2. A rotisserie chicken costs $4.99 at Costco. Government policy comes into play. Farmers get low-cost water. Cows, pigs…

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    Immigrant voices make democracy stronger [Video]

    Sayu Bhojwani Sep 26, 2017

    In politics, representation matters — and that’s why we should elect leaders who reflect their country’s diversity and embrace its multicultural tapestry, says Sayu Bhojwani. Through her own story of…

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    The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Steps Up Its Advocacy Giving

    Inside Philanthropy Sep 26, 2017

    A few years ago, when Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan created the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, they took some heat for incorporating it as an LLC—since such entities can operate with…

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    Two San Gabriel Valley Teens are Young Philanthropists and Future Politicians

    Pasadena Independent Sep 25, 2017

    Richard and Eric Dong, 17-year-old and 15-year-old residents of Arcadia and students of San Marino High School, learned early on that one’s life on earth should be spent in pursuit…

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    A Survey of Higher Education Business Officers reveals Growing concerns about finances

    Inside Higher Ed Sep 25, 2017

    The reality of higher education’s financial challenges is sinking in among college and university business officers. This is the seventh year Inside Higher Ed has surveyed college and university business…

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    Alumni Community of Practice in Education Policy Launches

    Teach For All Sep 25, 2017

    This month, Teach For All launched its first Global Community of Practice in Education Policy in Lima, Peru. The Community of Practice (CoP) brings together a group of 26 network…

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    The Second Chance Pell Pilot Program: A Historical Overview

    American Enterprise Institute Sep 24, 2017

    Prisoner rehabilitation through postsecondary education is one of the most contested ideas in criminal justice policy today. At the center of our national debate surrounding crime and punishment are more…

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