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    Nine Tips for Talking to Kids About Trauma

    Greater Good Magazine Oct 6, 2017

    Fortunately, parenting and education experts have produced a wealth of resources for having difficult conversations with kids about tragedies like the Paris attacks. Below are nine tips distilled from these…

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    The Stigma Against Fiscal Sponsorship Needs To End

    Nonprofit AF Oct 5, 2017

    One of the common complaints lobbed against the nonprofit sector is that we have too many nonprofits competing for resources. So when someone suggests that they might possibly be thinking…

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    Anti-Drug Ads Have The Opposite Effect On Kids [Audio]

    NPR Oct 5, 2017

    The U.S. has spent millions of dollars since the 1980s on anti-drug ads. But research shows that some of these older public service announcements might be counterproductive. Now that the…

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    Why is gun violence a public health issue? [Video]

    Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Oct 3, 2017

    Many don’t think to search “public health” as an issue when they want to research gun violence. But in this video, the Harvard Injury Control Research Center makes the case.…

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    America’s gun problem, explained

    Vox Oct 2, 2017

    The public and research support gun control. Here’s how it could help — and why it doesn’t pass. 1) America’s gun problem is completely unique No other developed country in…

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    science didn’t understand my kids’ rare disease until i decided to study it

    TED Sep 29, 2017

    Meet Sharon Terry, a former college chaplain and stay-at-home mom who took the medical research world by storm when her two young children were diagnosed with a rare disease known…

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    Does Prison Growth Cut Crime?

    Open Philanthropy Project Sep 27, 2017

    I estimate, that at typical policy margins in the United States today, decarceration has zero net impact on crime. That estimate is uncertain, but at least as much evidence suggests…

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    Development impact bonds take aim at health challenges

    Impact Alpha Sep 27, 2017

    Nearly 100 social impact bonds have been launched since the first SIB in 2010. Development impact bonds, or DIBs, on the other hand, haven’t made as much traction. Only three…

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    In rural India, more solar, better healthcare

    Impact Alpha Sep 27, 2017

      Half of all primary-care clinics in India lack access to regular, reliable supplies of electricity, affecting almost 40 million households. The result: power outages during childbirths, loss of vital…

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    Stop Days: The Secret To Nonprofit Productivity

    Beth Kanter's Blog Sep 27, 2017

    Recent studies suggest that taking time for silence restores the nervous system, helps sustain energy, and helps be more adaptive in the workplace. A 2013 study in the Journal of Environmental Psychology,…

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    What your Instagram posts might reveal about experiencing depression

    Maashable Sep 27, 2017

    Whether you realize it or not, you leave a trail of clues about your mental health on social media. Emerging research suggests that words, characters, and even emoji can reveal information about…

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    Nelsan Ellis’ family helped fight addiction stigma by speaking out about his death

    Mashable Sep 25, 2017

    In the immediate wake of Nelsan Ellis’ death from complications following heart failure, his family did something remarkable. In this country, there is still a lot of misperception and downright stigma around…

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