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    Leaving the Paris Agreement Would Be Indefensible

    The Atlantic May 31, 2017

    Some reports suggest that President Trump has finally decided to pull out of the 2015 Paris climate agreement after many weeks of a back and forth administration tug-of-war. Trump himself…

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    Fierce Compassion and the Fight Against Injustice

    Skoll Foundation May 30, 2017

    Some people view compassion as weakness or passivity, but this is a misunderstanding. Some of the strongest and most courageous people in history, the most engaged and dedicated to upholding…

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    Charitable Dollars Go Further Overseas

    GiveWell May 30, 2017

    We understand the sentiment that “charity starts at home,” and we used to agree with it—until we learned just how different U.S. charity is from charity aimed at the poorest…

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    What Surprises Me about Human Rights Grantmaking

    TCC Group May 30, 2017

    When your job centers on helping funders assess needs, devise strategies, and manage and evaluate their grantmaking, you wish that every field would have a resource like “Advancing Human Rights:…

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    Coming Together to Support Communities in Times of Crisis

    Global Philanthropy Forum Conference May 28, 2017

    Crisis situations — from acute shocks to chronic stresses — often illuminate each sector’s skills, pressures, requirements and need for nuance. For example, philanthropy’s flexibility and ability to act fast…

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    How Liberia’s New Generation Of Female Entrepreneurs Is Revitalizing The Economy

    Fast Company Apr 13, 2017

    After civil war and Ebola devastated the economy, new businesses–powered by young self-starters–are finally on the rise. As a child, Odelia Acolyte fled her home of Liberia to neighboring Nigeria…

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    Gender Lens Investing: Uncovering Opportunities for Growth, Returns, and Impact

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Apr 3, 2017

    By Joseph Quinlan and Jackie VanderBrug How gender lens investing can contribute to economic prosperity and equal rights. On the evening of March 6, 2017, in advance of the 103rd…

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    Civic Engagement: Why Cultural Institutions Must Lead the Way

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 22, 2017

    By Deborah Cullinan At its essence, democracy in the United States is a system of government rooted in a belief in liberty and justice for all. This system depends on…

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