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    Are You Being Served?

    Feedback Labs Sep 7, 2017

      Here at Feedback Labs we stress the importance of 3 simple questions: what do people want? Are we helping them get it? If not, what should we be doing…

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    The High-Impact Giving Strategy for 2017? Love

    Moore Philanthropy Sep 6, 2017

    Reflecting on bits of wisdom to ground what will be my eighteenth year in the philanthropic sector, I didn’t want to defer to words such as strategy, impact, risk, and collaboration, which frame most conversations…

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    Enforced Disappearance Often Have a Woman’s Face

    Huffington Post Sep 6, 2017

    Enforced disappearances are among the cruelest of crimes. To the kidnapping, torture, and in many cases, murder of the victim, perpetrators intentionally create fear and uncertainty about the fate of…

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    What Trump Administration Hire Could Mean for For-Profit Colleges

    The Atlantic Sep 5, 2017

    The Trump administration has tapped Julian Schmoke, a former DeVry University administrator, to lead the Education Department’s student-aid enforcement unit. The move provoked complaints from critics who pointed out that…

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    Public Private Partnerships Are Making the Sewage System Safer In Bangladesh

    Skoll Foundation Sep 1, 2017

    In Bangladesh, nearly half of 55 million urban residents lack the sanitation infrastructure to properly process human waste. The result: massive amounts of raw waste is unsafely dumped, fouling the…

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    Our refugee system is failing. Here’s how we can fix it [Video]

    TEDx Talks Aug 29, 2017

    A million refugees arrived in Europe this year, says Alexander Betts, and ‘our response, frankly, has been pathetic.’ Betts studies forced migration, the impossible choice for families between the camps,…

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    Stories from, “Americans in the UN”

    United Nations Foundation Aug 26, 2017

    As part of our “Americans in the UN” project to share the stories of Americans who work for the United Nations, we talked to Eric Husketh, who grew up in…

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    How neglected is freedom in effective altruism measures?

    Improving Autonomy Aug 26, 2017

    As we cannot easily measure improvements in the human condition, we need proxy measurements to guide our activities. So the two things we want from increasing autonomy and freedom is…

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    Philanthropy’s role in promoting racial equity and justice

    Silicon Valley Community Foundation Aug 24, 2017

    The tragic events in Charlottesville, VA, and President Trump’s failure to unequivocally repudiate the ideology of neo Nazis/white supremacists/alt right groups and their violence presents American philanthropy with a unique…

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    The women who fought instant divorce in India

    BBC News Aug 24, 2017

    India’s Supreme Court has ruled that the controversial practice of instant triple talaq practised among some Muslims in the country is unconstitutional. The ruling was made after five women petitioned the court,…

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    A New Tune on Women’s Rights in Arab World

    The New York Times Aug 24, 2017

    Over the past three months, significant legal reforms on women’s rights have advanced in a handful of countries in the Middle East and North Africa. Last week, Lebanon’s Parliament finally…

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    How tech can stand up to racism and bigotry

    Mashable Aug 22, 2017

    The tech industry has serious issues with bias and sexism — this is not news. Our progress toward equality is slow and imperfect. But as the news cycle pivots from…

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