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    Why Big Bets on Educational Reform Haven’t Fixed the U.S. School System

    Salon Mar 17, 2018

    Ever since 1966, when Johns Hopkins University sociologist James S. Coleman determined in his government-commissioned report that low-income children of color benefit from learning in integrated settings, most education researchers have agreed…

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    Employment Requirements in Benefit Programs Needed to Reduce Poverty

    American Enterprise Institute Mar 17, 2018

    Robert Doar’s testimony before the House Committee on Education and the Workforce Subcommittee on Higher Education and Workforce Development  Appropriate for experienced donors. My testimony today is informed by more than…

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    Using Digital Technology To Transform Society And Achieve SDGs

    BW Businessworld Mar 16, 2018

    NASSCOM Foundation organized the CSR Leadership Conference in New Delhi. The Opening Plenary Session was on Digital Transformations and Sustainable Development Goals, with senior change makers to deliberate on the ‘what…

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    Advocacy and Family Giving: Leveraging Limited Dollars to Maximize Impact

    National Center for Family Philanthropy Mar 15, 2018

    The Brindle Foundation in New Mexico is concerned with the well-being of children and youth, and funds in the areas of education, early childhood development, youth development and human services. …

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    Key Features of SIPPRA

    America Forward Mar 15, 2018

    The Social Impact Partnerships to Pay for Results Act (SIPPRA), for the first time establishes a funding stream and structure to support and advance the implementation of Pay for Success contracting…

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    Can Obama-Era School Discipline Policies be Linked to School Violence?

    EdSource Mar 15, 2018

    It is perhaps not surprising that President Donald Trump and other conservative lawmakers would find a way to blame former President Barack Obama in some fashion for the Parkland school…

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    Reviewing DFID’s New Approach to Gender Equality

    ODI Mar 15, 2018

    The UK’s Department for International Development (DFID) has just launched its new Strategic Vision for Gender Equality. Achieving gender equality and women’s empowerment is fundamental to achieving the Sustainable Development…

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    How A Young War Reporter Learned To Live With The Echoes Of The Battlefield

    GOOD Magazine Mar 14, 2018

    British war reporter Christian Stephen has filmed conflicts inside Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria. He’s been threatened by a cannibalistic warlord while on assignment in the Central African Republic, detained in…

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    How Street Artists Are Mobilizing Activists

    NationSwell Mar 14, 2018

    Josh MacPhee grew up looking at art. His father was an artist, and the discipline helped him cope with his teenage years in the mid-1980s, when the DIY punk scene…

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    Cities Emerge Onto the Climate Change Science Agenda

    Devex International Development Mar 14, 2018

    In December 2015, nearly 2,000 mayors and local leaders gathered under the ornate ceilings of Paris City Hall to make a single argument: As the epicenters of the world’s greenhouse…

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    Should We Blur the Line Between Taxes and Charitable Giving?

    Alliance for Charitable Reform Mar 14, 2018

    In the past, taxpayers who itemized have been able to deduct the full amount of their state and local property, sales and income taxes from their federal taxable income. But…

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    How Did Public School Choice Pan Out in L.A.?

    EdSource Mar 14, 2018

    Recently, a report on Public School Choice, the program that gave outside operators and inside innovators an opportunity to take over schools in Los Angeles Unified, reminded us of why it’s difficult to…

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