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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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    Philanthropy And The Death Penalty

    Forbes Sep 6, 2017

    Savvy philanthropists know that change takes time. Whatever your political or philosophical beliefs, moving the legal or cultural norms of a country is no mean feat. A case in point:…

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    Tax code change could boost charitable giving and cut middle-class taxes

    Alliance for Charitable Reform Sep 6, 2017

    Members of Congress are seriously considering a change to the tax code known as universal charitable deductions. It could help fulfill one of President Donald Trump’s promises to offer the…

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    The RAISE Act: Dramatic Change to Family Immigration

    Migration Policy Institute Sep 5, 2017

    Despite its unusual unveiling at the White House, presidential endorsement, and significant media coverage, a new Senate Republican bill proposing dramatic cuts to legal permanent immigration is unlikely to gain…

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    The DACA Program and its Recipients

    Migration Policy Institute Sep 5, 2017

    Conferring legal status on young unauthorized immigrants brought to the U.S. as children—a group referred to as DREAMers—has been the subject of legislation in Congress since 2001. In 2012, the…

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    Trump Proposing to End Obama’s Pay Transparency

    NonProfit Quarterly Sep 5, 2017

    Lilly Ledbetter never benefited in her work life from the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act. Her lawsuit against Goodyear Tire for years of pay discrimination resulted in a loss in the Supreme Court that…

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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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    Time to Cut U.S. Foreign Aid Programs

    Cato Institute Sep 4, 2017

    The federal government funds an array of aid programs aimed at promoting growth in less-developed countries. Funding goes to federal agencies, such as the U.S. Agency for International Development, and…

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    Temporary Worker Visas Rise as U.S. Labor Market Tightens

    Migration Policy Institute Sep 1, 2017

    With laid-off workers by his side at campaign rallies, Donald Trump pledged to preserve “U.S. jobs for U.S. workers.” True to that promise, since assuming office, President Trump has issued…

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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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    Attack on university endowments would undermine philanthropic freedom

    Alliance for Charitable Reform Aug 31, 2017

    Are endowments characteristic of nonprofit activity? It’s probably true that only a minority of charities have endowments, but it’s hardly unknown – nearly every nonprofit college and university has one,…

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    Harvey Recovery Efforts Will Take Years. Fixing Flood Insurance Shouldn’t.

    The Pew Charitable Trusts Aug 30, 2017

    With Tropical Storm Harvey continuing to unleash unprecedented rainfall across the Houston region and other Texas communities, it is clear that this storm will go down as one of the…

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