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Youth Development

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    Family Philanthropy: Raised Healthy, Wealthy and Wise

    Seattle Foundation Jun 8, 2017

    In her book Raised Healthy, Wealthy and Wise, author Coventry Edwards-Pitt demonstrates how the “wealthy” aspect of this trio can make it difficult for children to develop into purpose-driven, independent and successful…

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    FEEST: Setting the Table for NextGen Leaders

    Seattle Foundation Jun 8, 2017

    Across the U.S., students line up daily at school cafeterias where options of fresh and nutritious foods are sparse. For Fatma Zubeir, an 18-year-old senior at Highline Public School’s Evergreen…

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    Rafael Lopez Envisions a Better National Foster Care System

    The Annie E. Casey Foundation Jun 5, 2017

    America’s foster care population has swelled to 428,000 children — its largest size since 2008, according to the KIDS COUNT Data Center. More children in foster care means that more…

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    Youth and Work — Restoring Teen and Young Adult Connections to Opportunity

    The Annie E. Casey Foundation Jun 5, 2017

    Twenty years ago, even as manufacturing jobs moved offshore, young people could still gain a foothold in the workforce through neighborhood stores and restaurants. Over the past decade, youth could…

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    Reducing Youth Incarceration in the US

    The Annie E. Casey Foundation Jun 5, 2017

    Although the United States still leads the industrialized world in its incarceration rate of young people, the lock-up rate is rapidly declining. This 4-page snapshot report presents statistics underscoring the…

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    High Impact Opportunity: Nurse Visitation

    Center for High Impact Philanthropy Jun 4, 2017

    Some 21% of all U.S. children live in households with incomes below the 2015 federal poverty threshold of $24,036 for a family of four. Such poverty—coupled with toxic stress caused…

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    From gang life to college – one paycheck at a time

    The Christian Science Monitor Jun 2, 2017

    Tony Franklin was fresh off a 10-year prison sentence for assaulting a police officer. As he walked into court to see his probation officer he was “down and out,” he…

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    Transformative Scale: The Future of Growing What Works

    The Bridgespan Group Jun 1, 2017

    A number of social sector leaders, philanthropists, and policymakers are experimenting with ways to deliver impact at a truly “transformative scale.” This article highlights nine pathways being explored by these…

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    Growth of Youth-Serving Organizations

    The Bridgespan Group May 31, 2017

    The Bridgespan Group studied the growth of U.S. youth-serving organizations, including the prevalence of growth, the factors that were critical in shaping how they grew, and the major consequences of…

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    Evaluating the Implementation of the Positive Youth Justice Initiative Phase

    IssueLab May 24, 2017

    Sierra Health Foundation launched the Positive Youth Justice Initiative (PYJI) in 2012 with the goal of supporting California counties to change the way they approach and work with justice-involved youth.…

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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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    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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