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    Are We Too Good at Adapting to Climate Change?

    Pacific Standard Mar 16, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • In this story from Pacific Standard, author Tom Jacobs discusses a recent study which concludes based on Twitter data that people are already getting accustomed to…

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    3 of Cancer’s Women Superheroes

    Forbes

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Bonnie J. Addario profiles three young women with a rare form of lung cancer (a ROS1 gene mutation) who mobilized grassroots awareness and advocacy for their…

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    Old, Sick and Dying in Prison: What Happened to Compassionate Release?

    The Marshall Project

    Giving Compass’ Take: • The Marshall Project discusses the concept of “compassionate release,” a program which allows certain inmates who are elderly or have a terminal disease to leave prison.…

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    The Importance of WTO Reform from a Transatlantic Perspective

    Hudson Institute Mar 16, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: · Thomas J. Duesterberg explains the importance of reforming the World Trade Organization to fit with the contemporary economy and modern society. · What changes need to be…

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    English Language Learners Need Equal Access to STEM Opportunities

    Education Dive Mar 15, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • According to a report by the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine, English learners make up about 4.6 million of the student population in schools but…

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    This Is How White Privilege Goes to College

    YES! Magazine Mar 15, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • In the wake of the recent college admissions scandal, YES Magazine! writes about white privilege in America and how it affects multiple aspects, higher education included. …

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    Evaluating the Impacts of Eliminating Prosecutorial Requests for Cash Bail

    SSRN Mar 15, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: · This report by Megan T. Stevenson and Aurelie Ouss analyzes the effects of reductions in the use of monetary bail in Pennsylvania’s criminal justice system. The data…

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    Why Students of Color Are Stepping Up to Lead Climate Strikes

    Yes! Magazine Mar 14, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Many students of color around the U.S. are leading climate strikes in their schools as part of a youth-led global movement. Noting that communities of color…

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    It’s Time Edtech Conferences Stopped Ignoring Equity and Race

    EdSurge Mar 14, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Ken Shelton, writing for EdSurge, discusses how edtech conferences need to encompass discussions, speakers, and leadership that focus on equity and race in education.  • How can…

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    America’s Biggest Charities Are Funneling Millions to Hate Groups From Anonymous Donors

    Sludge Mar 14, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Alex Kotch at Sludge reports that donor-advised fund companies are serving as pass-throughs to hate groups. • How can these charitable fund companies create stronger regulations…

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    What it Means to Be a Global Citizen and Entrepreneur

    Entrepreneur Mar 13, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Karen Tiber Leland, writing for Entrepreneur, interviewed Kunal Sood, founder, and chairman of Novus Summit on how to make an impact as a global citizen and…

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    How This Brave Ethiopian Teen Stopped Her Own Child Marriage

    Global Citizen Mar 13, 2019

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Global Citizen reports on 12-year-old Yekaba from Ethiopia, who bravely took charge of her future and through support and access to information and training, stopped herself…

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