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    Engaging Absent Parents in Child Support

    The Aspen Institute Mar 21, 2018

    When the Federal Office of Child Support Enforcement announced five years ago that it wanted to see real innovation in child support enforcement, Colorado leaped at the challenge. The Colorado…

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    School Budget Laws Complicate Tracking of Common Core Spending

    EdSource Mar 21, 2018

    The Fresno and Visalia school districts are spending $10 million each on new schools. San Jose Unified put about $12 million toward staff bonuses, while Santa Ana Unified spent $9…

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    How Lucy Wheelock Saved Kindergarten for Generations of U.S. Kids

    The 74 Mar 21, 2018

    Kindergarten has arguably been the most successful education reform in U.S. history. But it almost didn’t happen. Its survival is owed in large part to an educator named Lucy Wheelock.…

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    Can Family Foundations Play a Role in Elections?

    National Center for Family Philanthropy Mar 20, 2018

    Well, sort of. The long answer is more complex than you might expect and private foundations who want to enter this arena must do so with care.  The role you…

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    Existing Programs and Practices in State and Federal Efforts for School Safety

    The Heritage Foundation Mar 20, 2018

    States play a role in ensuring school safety, managing resources, and providing training, technical assistance, and guidance to local schools. As both the National Governors Association and the Department of…

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    How Governance Can Interrupt Cycles of Extremism

    Devex International Development Mar 20, 2018

    When violent, ideological groups like the Islamic State establish a foothold, they strengthen their position with a narrative that the government has failed to deliver on its social contract with…

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    The Urgent Need for Disability-Inclusive Development

    Devex International Development Mar 20, 2018

    Secretary of State for International Development Penny Mordaunt gave a speech at the All Party Parliamentary Group on Disability, outlining her goals for the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development’s focus…

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    Early SDG Adopters Share Successes and Frustrations

    TriplePundit Mar 19, 2018

    Despite every nation on earth voting to adopt the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals less than three years ago, one early adopter wants more UN support. “I don’t see a…

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    Rethinking Expertise: Young People and the Power of Lived Experience

    Raikes Foundation Mar 19, 2018

    Growing up I was surrounded by instability, poverty and a family that had significant substance abuse struggles—from this lived experience I knew I wanted to give back and better the…

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    The WIOA Pay for Performance Impact on the Workforce System

    America Forward Mar 19, 2018

    America Forward moved to action and was involved in supporting and ensuring the passage of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), which made many significant changes to our federal workforce…

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    Betsy DeVos on 60 Minutes: What Did We Learn?

    The Atlantic Mar 19, 2018

    Betsy DeVos, the country’s highly unpopular education secretary, had been asked to participate in an interview on 60 Minutes, and the news-media-shy billionaire philanthropist and school-choice advocate accepted the invitation. The media appearance would be a high-stakes…

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    California Aims for World’s Highest Farm Animal Welfare Law

    The Guardian Mar 19, 2018

    They call Chris Winn the signatures guy. A delivery driver by day, he spends his free time drumming up support for animal rights. “When I did the shark fin ban…

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