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    Want to Be a Humanitarian In the Field? Read This First

    Doctors Without Borders Mar 15, 2018

    I recently arrived at my first assignment with Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) in Sudan’s West Darfur State. MSF is working in a small health centre in a camp for…

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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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    Compostable ‘Plastic’ Products That Don’t Require Systems Changes

    NationSwell Mar 14, 2018

    In the basement of her home, Daphna Nissenbaum began the Tipa Corporation. Funds raised from friends and family allowed her to hire bioplastic experts. Their job: to source flexible packaging materials…

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    Payments for Ecosystem Services on the Rise with China in the Lead

    ImpactAlpha Mar 14, 2018

    Environmentalists have talked for decades about the value of the clean air, clean water, biodiversity and other “services” provided by nature. Now comes the fullest accounting to date of actual…

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    Students of The Glenholme School Continue to Help Flint Kids

    My Social Good News Mar 12, 2018

    In 2014, the water crisis in Flint Michigan made the headlines daily. The Glenholme School, a special needs boarding and day school, responded with aid through its “Fund a Fresh…

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    By Traveling Together, Our Foundation Board and Staff Learn Teamwork

    Exponent Philanthropy Mar 12, 2018

    “You need to get out and kick the tires,” is one of two key phrases our founder, Stewart Kean, used frequently when advising his board at the 1772 Foundation before he passed…

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    The Community Volunteer Experience in El Salvador

    Save the Children Mar 12, 2018

    A dedicated nurse helping to improve the health of people in need, and a devoted teacher shaping the minds of future leaders. Those were the dreams of Rosa and Carolina,…

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    Racial Equity and Homelessness: What Funders Are Saying

    Funders Together to End Homelessness Mar 12, 2018

    On February 7 and 8, over 120 funders, policy makers, advocates, and homeless housing and service providers from around the United States met in Seattle for what is believe to…

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    Investing In Water Infrastructure and Workers

    Brookings Mar 12, 2018

    Investing in water infrastructure represents a major challenge and opportunity across the United States. As pipes, plants, and other facilities reach a breaking point, utilities and local leaders must plan and…

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    Food Runners Takes Steps In Solving World Hunger

    Medium Mar 12, 2018

    Founded in 1987, Food Runners combats the problem of food waste in the San Francisco community. Committed to helping those in need, Food Runners transports food from participating businesses and…

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    Trump Budget Would Undo Gains From Conservation Programs on Farms and Ranches

    The Conversation Mar 12, 2018

    Most observers associate the farm bill with food policy, but its conservation section is the single largest source of funding for soil, water and wildlife conservation on private land in…

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    Benefits of Letting Your Children Explore the Great Outdoors

    The Herald Mar 10, 2018

    Children like nothing more than playing in the mud, climbing trees and exploring the great outdoors. But in the last 30 years or more the popularity of computer games and…

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