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    Behind Hong Kong start-up successes is venture capital – we talk to money man backing socially responsible ventures

    South China Morning Post May 5, 2017

    Today, we turn the tables in our series about Hong Kong start-up successes Groovers & Shakers to talk to one of money men who finance the fine art of entrepreneurship.…

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    Teacher – I love my job but the chaos of urban school reform is wearing me out

    Washington Post May 4, 2017

    I publish a lot of posts about school choice — the movement to offer alternatives to traditional public schools — and consequences of choice policies, but this is a little…

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    Education reform: Why we shouldn’t use the courts

    American Enterprise Institute - AEI May 3, 2017

    Should school reform come from the courts? While examples from California and New Jersey seem to indicate that judges can be instrumental in changing school systems, AEI’s Rick Hess cautions…

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    Wealth Inequality Is a Barrier to Education and Social Mobility

    Giving Compass Apr 26, 2017

    The US wealth gap is fueling a gap in education and upward mobility. In addition to income, wealth can buy educational achievement through more books, tutors, and private schools. But…

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    The Privilege of School Choice

    The Atlantic Apr 18, 2017

    Last year, a contentious zone change in New York City forced well-off parents to decide whether or not to integrate a high-poverty school. The exact-same scenario had played out a…

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    New York state to offer free tuition in public colleges

    Tribune Media Wire Apr 10, 2017

    New York state to offer free tuition to students in public colleges New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. (Drew Angerer/Getty Images) By Ese Olumhense Nearly a million families could benefit For…

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    Winning the Civil War of Two Americas

    Free Republic Apr 4, 2017

    When John Edwards touted the “Two Americas” during his presidential campaigns before his political career ended in disgrace, it was still a metaphor. It stopped being a metaphor at the…

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    A Billion Dollar Bet For Kids

    Forbes Mar 27, 2017

    Blue Meridian was launched by the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation to aggregate dollars in order to scale high-impact work focused on youth (ages 0-30). Blue Meridian will invest at least…

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    Education is Changing – It’s Time Assessment Caught Up

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 27, 2017

    By Esther Care & Alvin Vista To prepare students for the job markets that will await them, let’s focus on the skills, not the scores. In today’s world, we are…

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    Restorative Justice: The World I Want

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Mar 16, 2017

    By Jo Bauen A group of inmates is benefiting from a practice that’s badly needed both within and beyond prison walls. In these days of increasing racial injustice and fear…

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    Thumbs Up for Science

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Feb 16, 2017

    The social sector needs to take greater advantage of the behavioral sciences when developing programs and services. In recent years, the behavioral sciences—psychology, cognitive science, neurology, behavioral economics, and other…

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    Blue Meridian: The Big Picture

    Blue Meridian Feb 13, 2017

    CEO Nancy Roob describes that what unites Blue Meridian Partners is “a shared sense that we cannot go it alone in our philanthropy.”

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