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    How Nonprofits Can Tap Into the Impact Investment Market

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 14, 2018

    For more than three decades, a small-but-growing sector of mission-driven organizations known as Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) have been at the forefront of creating equity and opportunity in underinvested communities.   Limited funding…

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    Taube Philanthropies Support Concussion and Addiction Initiatives

    Stanford Daily Mar 14, 2018

    Earlier this year, Tad and Dianne Taube of Taube Philanthropies donated $14.5 million to research initiatives on addiction and concussion in youth at the Stanford School of Medicine and Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. $9.5…

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    Don’t Underestimate the Power of the Arts to Engage Parents

    ARTS BLOG Mar 14, 2018

    We all know that parents will show up to see their children perform. Parents will beam with pride at the elementary school play, the middle school band concert, or the…

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    Gender, Business, and the SDGs: A Winning Combination

    United Nations Foundation Mar 14, 2018

    How can we drive meaningful change in the private sector to encourage sustainability and support communities while growing economies? Promote women’s leadership. Last week, in celebration of International Women’s Day,…

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    Colorado Supreme Court: There’s No Such Thing as Teacher Tenure

    Chalkbeat Mar 14, 2018

    The Denver teachers who challenged a landmark state law that allows school districts to put certain experienced educators on unpaid leave lost their cases Monday. The Colorado Supreme Court ruled…

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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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    Virtual Labs Teach Real-World IT Skills That Employers Want

    EdSurge Mar 14, 2018

    When I joined Ashford University, I was asked to create a master’s program in managing information systems. The program is focused on students who are mid-career IT folks looking to take…

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    Colleges Offer Micro-Grants To Help More Students Graduate

    EdSource Mar 13, 2018

    After receiving some federal aid, she still owed $600 for tuition and faced being dropped from classes if that was not paid quickly. She was also worried about paying for…

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    Blocks of Hope: The Hardships For This Education Place-Based Model

    Chalkbeat Mar 13, 2018

    Blocks of Hope was once envisioned as a pint-sized version of the Harlem Children’s Zone. The project would provide an array of educational and social services to young children and…

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    iMentor: Leveraging Mentoring for Greater Educational Outcomes

    Harvard Business School Mar 13, 2018

    Mentoring is one of oldest ways that people have found to connect with each other and be changed in the process.  One would think that quotes like these would seem…

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    Amazon Tries Its Hand in School Procurement

    EdSurge Mar 13, 2018

    “Curriculum was buying used textbooks, and the easiest place to obtain them was Amazon,” says the director of purchasing and warehouse at William S. Hart Union High School District in…

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    Why Classrooms Can’t Have Blended Learning Without Digital Learning

    The Christensen Institute Mar 13, 2018

    Digital Learning Day, which highlights instructional practices that effectively use technology to strengthen a student’s learning experience as well as the educators and school leaders that are working to improve…

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