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    CRISPR: A Candy Bar Or A Frankenstein?

    The Atlantic Aug 11, 2017

    Imagine this: What if scientists had a tool that allowed them to edit genes directly, altering their underlying DNA? The science-fictional applications, like designer babies or Frankensteined organisms, would be…

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    The Myths about criminal justice reform

    Urban Institute Aug 11, 2017

    When it comes to criminal justice reform efforts, states are leading the charge. Programs such as the Justice Reinvestment Initiative (JRI), a structured criminal justice reform process designed to help…

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    MicroGrants: Giving communities cash and democracy

    Nonprofit Chronicles Aug 11, 2017

    Spark MicroGrants, a small NGO that practices what’s called community-driven development, an approach that invites communities to design, execute and manage their own aid projects–farms to feed families, power lines, schools…

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    A Crucial, Early Intervention

    See Well to Learn Aug 11, 2017

    In many communities in the Bay Area, preschool-aged children are growing up with undiagnosed vision problems. For these children, these problems—left untreated—can lead to permanent vision problems which impair learning ability,…

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    Medicaid Waivers And Work Requirements?

    NonProfit Quarterly Aug 10, 2017

     The relationship between employment and access to health care is a hallmark feature of the United States’ health care system. While this was not the case with Medicaid, the government-sponsored…

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    Strategic Advocacy: World Animal Net

    Animal Charity Evaluators Aug 10, 2017

    World Animal Net (WAN) believes that effective advocacy is essential to the achievement of lasting social change that advances the status and welfare of animals. For this reason, we designed…

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    All-girl engineer team invents solar tent for the homeless

    Mashable Aug 10, 2017

    As Daniela Orozco picks off excess plastic bordering a 3D-printed box, she recalls how many homeless people she saw on her way to school when she was a high school…

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    Gun Safety – Where Can We Agree?

    The Battery Aug 10, 2017

    It’s hard to discuss guns in our country without touching off an explosive debate. However, it’s possible to look past entrenched positions of “gun control” and “gun rights” to a…

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    In A Nutshell: The European Refugee Crisis Explained

    Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell Aug 10, 2017

    Why is the refugee crisis all over the news? How is this related to Syria? Why should we care at all? This video attempts at explaining the refugee crisis in…

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    Why We Look Forward To Our Next Mistake

    Global Giving Aug 9, 2017

    We are proud of our mistakes. They are what help us learn to do even better. At the dZi Foundation, we go to extra lengths to listen to community members, to…

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    Congress Needs To Go Back To Work

    The Heritage Foundation Aug 6, 2017

    For seven years, members of the House and Senate repeatedly promised the voters that they would repeal and replace Obamacare. The voters repeatedly rewarded them with election to office, and…

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    Democracy Thrives On Green Spaces

    The Atlantic Aug 4, 2017

    As the empirical evidence mounts, nature-as-medical-treatment is catching on. “Ecotherapy” is a burgeoning field, and some doctors even write prescriptions for time spent in parks, as my colleague James Hamblin…

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