Public spending on family social safety net programs is key to boosting high school graduation rates, a new study shows.
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Mexico Will Soon Elect its First Female President – But That Landmark Masks an Uneven March Toward Women’s Rights
The Conversation Nov 13, 2023Mexico will elect its first female president in 2024, barring any surprises between now and the June vote. The looming landmark moment was all but guaranteed in September after the…
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Data Privacy Is Foundational to Digital Equity
The Learning Accelerator Nov 12, 2023Whether consciously or unconsciously, apps, internet service providers, and even schools could be selling or releasing data related to students’ — and teachers’ — locations, browsing habits, email content, and even…
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Abortion Rights Victories Show this Issue is Unlikely to Fade in 2024 Elections − Three Things to Know
The Conversation Nov 12, 2023Abortion rights advocates won major victories in several state elections on Nov. 7, 2023, signaling that abortion laws are likely to continue to play an important role in the 2024…
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How Climate Change Is Affecting India’s Smallholder Farmers
The Third Pole Nov 11, 2023According to the Indian government, 54.6% of its population worked in the agricultural sector in 2011. 52% of these people have no means of irrigation, and are dependent on rain-fed agriculture,…
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Utilizing Systems Change Policy to Address Complex Issues
Urban Institute Nov 11, 2023Four ways local policymakers can identify and implement strategic, evidence-based policy solutions.
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Barriers to Voting for People With Disabilities
The Conversation Nov 10, 2023From transportation troubles to a lack of accessible equipment, researchers estimate that if accommodations were prioritized, over 2 million more votes would be cast.
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Supporting DEI Efforts in Employee Activism
Triple Pundit Nov 9, 2023A new wave of quiet activism is making its way across U.S. workplaces, as employees come together to drive progress on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) from the bottom up.
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Generative AI Could Help Boost Democracy – If It Overcomes Key Hurdles
The Conversation Nov 8, 2023The dawn of artificial intelligence systems that can be used by almost anyone, like ChatGPT, has revolutionized business and alarmed policymakers and the public. Advanced technologies can feel like unstoppable…
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Boosting Renewable Energy Use Can Reduce Harm to Low-income People
The Conversation Nov 8, 2023With many nations making efforts to transition away from fossil fuels to renewable energy, SciLine interviewed Erin Baker, a professor of industrial engineering and operations at UMass Amherst. Baker discussed…
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Anti-abortion Activists Look to Rebrand Themselves as Not Religious
The Conversation Nov 7, 2023An analysis of anti-abortion rights groups in the US shows that while some specifically turn to Christianity to explain their positions, others are looking at broader, human rights arguments.
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Disability Victory is Working to Get More Disabled Candidates Elected
The 19th Nov 7, 2023Disability Victory will start training the first cohort of disabled people who want to run for office in early 2024.
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